Jaheeda Choudhury
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ReadSend to a friendWhat part does religion play in your lives? Have the Asian youth lost a sense of spiritualism that their parents had? Or is it still there but in a less traditional form.
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Samiya Naqvi
Samiya Naqvi from the North West says it can be hard to integrate and still be true to her faith
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Samiya Naqvi from the North West says it can be hard to integrate and still be true to her faith
Listen Send to a friendAnusheel Prasad
Although born a Hindu, Anusheel Prasad no longer identifies with his faith and thinks it only causes division
Listen Send to a friendSunny Hundal
Sunny Hundal was born in London but lived in India when he was young. Find out why he's set up a think tank on the British Asian issues.
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Hear Fareda Khan from Manchester on how her Muslim faith has evolved.
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Anup, Leicester
I've found that as I'm getting older I want to find out more about my religion. I'm scare that when my parents aren't around I won't know the important religious rituals and what they're for.