Muslims Like Us - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
In episode one, the ten British Muslims who represent the diversity of their faith move into their new home. As each meets and settles in, they begin to explore how their faith impacts their lives, from sleeping arrangements, cooking, and prayer, to dress and culture. Topical, important and, at times, charged exchanges shine a light on what it means to be a Muslim in modern Britain.
Episode 2
In the second episode, the group is presented with the results of a survey exploring British opinion about the Muslim community.
They are joined by four non-Muslim Brits to explore 'British Values'. We see the dilemmas presented by race, faith and British history played out for real.
Put ten British Muslims with contrasting world views in a house together and press ‘record.' What emerges is a passionate debate, honest disagreements, humour and moments of insight that reveal what is like to be a Muslim in Britain today.
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