<transcript><audio_0>welcome to our audience that is viewing from home during this lockdown um my name is cashmere miriam and this is my sister aisha actually would you like to introduce yourself and what we do as the strangers</transcript><caption><image_1>The image is a split screen of two videos. On the left side, there is a photo of a young woman wearing a black hijab and a white headscarf. She is smiling and looking directly at the camera. The background is white and there is text in Urdu that reads "The Strangers" and "Kashmir Maryam". On the right side of the screen, there are two videos of the same young woman, Aishah Alam, who is wearing a green cap and a black scarf. The videos appear to be from a social media platform.</caption><transcript><audio_2>and my name is aisha and i am part of an organization called the strangers and our goal is to revive the message of islam and we do this through different different means one of the means is through spoken word poetry through the collective voice of muslim poets</transcript><transcript><audio_3>around the world and and just being able to clear up misconceptions so that's our main goal um yes yeah yeah excellent so the work that we do as the strangers is we host a lot of poetry slams a lot of the time they're</transcript><transcript><audio_4>um you know in person and so we have our poets go up on stage they compete for trophies um and prizes and we just have a good time it's basically to platform the muslim voice so that we can portray the true message of islam</transcript><transcript><audio_5>through the art spoken word poetry and so it's a creative art it's something that is uh powerful and empowering um and that's what we wanted to do for you today so we have a great show lined up for you all we hope that you enjoy watching um and i</transcript><transcript><audio_6>just wanted to clarify a few things that are a little bit different about uh slam poetry uh versus written poetry or any other type of poetry shakespeare whatever you whatever type of poetry you are into um so the difference between slam poetry</transcript><transcript><audio_7>is that it is um about the content of the poem so how deep is the lyrical content how um how relevant is it to the audience how how powerful is the the the methods that are used to articulate</transcript> welcome to our audience that is viewing from home during this lockdown um my name is cashmere miriam and this is my sister aisha actually would you like to introduce yourself and what we do as the strangers and my name is aisha and i am part of an organization called the strangers and our goal is to revive the message of islam and we do this through different different means one of the means is through spoken word poetry through the collective voice of muslim poets around the world and and just being able to clear up misconceptions so that's our main goal um yes yeah yeah excellent so the work that we do as the strangers is we host a lot of poetry slams a lot of the time they're um you know in person and so we have our poets go up on stage they compete for trophies um and prizes and we just have a good time it's basically to platform the muslim voice so that we can portray the true message of islam through the art spoken word poetry and so it's a creative art it's something that is uh powerful and empowering um and that's what we wanted to do for you today so we have a great show lined up for you all we hope that you enjoy watching um and i just wanted to clarify a few things that are a little bit different about uh slam poetry uh versus written poetry or any other type of poetry shakespeare whatever you whatever type of poetry you are into um so the difference between slam poetry is that it is um about the content of the poem so how deep is the lyrical content how um how relevant is it to the audience how how powerful is the the the methods that are used to articulate
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