Edward A. David

Last month, I made another guest appearance on The Breakfast Show, a live radio programme of the Worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. I was asked to comment on a recent legal dispute involving a ban on ritualised prayer at a non-faith state school. I’m afraid that the recording is not available, but in a nutshell I critiqued the High Court’s ruling, as well as the School’s decision, for an aggressive secularism (itself a form of religion) and a lack of reciprocity (more often than not, faith schools accommodate religious and non-religious practice).

You can listen in to the interview at around minute 34 through the player below.

Many thanks to the hosts for the kind invitation. Learn more about the Breakfast Show through the link below.