Al-Talib interviews Hamza Siddiqui, a spoken word artist, who is a Junior at the University of the Pacific. In this exclusive interview, Siddiqui performs two spoken word pieces, one of which has not been publicly performed yet. Siddiqui is an artist aspiring to shed light and educate others about global societal issues. He also appeared on TEDx.
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An Exclusive Interview with Hamza Siddiqui
This article was written by Neyamatullah Akbar on Sunday, April 8, 2012 at 8:33 pm. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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9:20 pm
Great interview and beautiful performance. I never heard these pieces before. Props to the brother for his talent and dedication.
10:08 pm
best.interview.ever. Alhamdulilah!
12:13 pm
MashaAllah great interview! I am so impressed by his work, his spoken word pieces were amazing, mashaAllah.