Question Time

[-Talbot-]

Did you watch it?

Very brave young Muslim woman tells the audience what is happening in some mosques.

Audience very, very divided.

[Mamyalynne]

It was interesting on may fronts and I agree that young lady was superb, clear,concise and to the point.

[Mamyalynne]

^ on many fronts

[naomi24]

I didn't watch it - but I will.

[-Talbot-]

Worth a watch on catch-up.
Here's a snippet.

https://twitter.com/uk_rants/status/867877709824770048

[-Talbot-]

Lol I have just clocked that Tweeter's avatar ... brill.

[Sammy48]

I did watch it and it was refreshing to see the Muslim girl not sugar coating the religion. Unlike the Muslim woman in the coloured headscarf who was obviously a spokes person for the Mosques.

I agree with what was said about getting younger Muslims to take a more senior role in the religion and oust the older Inmans who so obviously do not want change or integration.

[mikey4444]

Here is a clip from the BBC news website :::

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-40053376/manchester-attack-question-time-debates-didsbury-mosque-leaflet

[-Talbot-]

Have you an opinion on that clip, mikey?

[anneasquith]

I did not view a very very divided audience ,

[emmie]

about time some one told it like it is. I didn't watch the programme but i might just do a catch up.

[jourdain2]

A brave young lady - a symbol of the sort of Muslims our country can accept and live with.

[-Talbot-]

I thought it could have been an interesting topic (just listened to another Muslim woman on the BBC say similar) seems ABers are more interested in calling Katie Hopkins a ***.

[Mamyalynne]

I think it's very interesting and hope her courage and others like her may spread the word about being more open.

Everything has to start somewhere.