The Great Divide: a Shia perspective
Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli on how Shias explain the rift between the two main branches of Islam
Complementary medicine: a matter of faith?
Nelufar Hedayat explores the traditional Islamic practice of cupping, and Ayurveda, a practice rooted in Hinduism
Road to Forgiveness: South Africa
A mother and the army commander who ordered her child’s killing on their journey to reconciliation
The Word: Rowan Williams
Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, discusses his favourite Bible passages
What’s in a Name?
Are Muslim, Sikh or Jewish names a hindrance in the job market? Remona Aly and guests explore.
Good Friday and Easter: After Rwanda
Genocide widow Lesley Bilinda on her journey through pain and betrayal to a more mature faith – and moments of resurrection joy
The Great Divide: a Sunni perspective
Cambridge scholar Tim Winter on how the rift between Sunni and Shia Islam began – and how deep it is now
The Word: Lord Griffiths
From childhood poverty to a peerage: the story of one of Britain’s most senior religious figures
The Word: Rose Hudson-Wilkin
Speaker’s Chaplain Rose Hudson-Wilkin on her journey from Jamaica’s Montego Bay to the House of Commons
Man with Deer Eyes
A rare inside view of Native American spirituality: Jane Little meets Cherokee medicine man CJ Whitedeer