Rifat is originally from Pakistan and has practiced as an orthopedic surgeon at Miles Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta since 2002. To hear his first interview click here.
Rifat returned to New Mainers Speak to talk about Islam and how extremism doesn't represent the Islam he knows and practices. During the interview he references a movie called "Among the Believers" to help make his points.
In order to help other Pakistanis and his classmates from Rawalpindi Medical College organize and fund a school for girls in the most remote area of Pakistan. The girls are offered access to a non-biased basic foundation education. These Pakistani doctors now living in N. America are currently helping to educate 123 girls in Basti Awan in the Punjab region.
FMI: click here
Music: Ae Rahe Haq Kay Shaheedo from Coke Studios.
Rifat returned to New Mainers Speak to talk about Islam and how extremism doesn't represent the Islam he knows and practices. During the interview he references a movie called "Among the Believers" to help make his points.
In order to help other Pakistanis and his classmates from Rawalpindi Medical College organize and fund a school for girls in the most remote area of Pakistan. The girls are offered access to a non-biased basic foundation education. These Pakistani doctors now living in N. America are currently helping to educate 123 girls in Basti Awan in the Punjab region.
FMI: click here
Music: Ae Rahe Haq Kay Shaheedo from Coke Studios.
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