Billal Patel's guest appearances

Billal Patel

The Mad Mamluks

Blood Brothers

Shahzad Younas

Dawud Walid

Muslim Belal

Noam Chomsky

Imran Hussein

Dr Yakoob Ahmed

Daniel Haqiqatjou

Hussein Kesvani

Hamza Tzortzis

Imam Shakeel Begg

Subboor Ahmad

Mobeen Vaid

Frenzo Harami

Abdul Wahid

Kate Shemirani

OwlTail

To kick off the much anticipated season 2 of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain invites three doctors from season 1 to discuss the various contentions, concerns and criticisms surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines. Dr Billal Patel - Consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital Dr Siema Iqbal - GP from Manchester Dr Abdul Wahid - GP from London and chairman of Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain.

To kick off the much anticipated season 2 of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain invites three doctors from season 1 to discuss the various contentions, concerns and criticisms surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines. Dr Billal Patel - Consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital Dr Siema Iqbal - GP from Manchester Dr Abdul Wahid - GP from London and chairman of Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain.

Dr Abdul Wahid, Dr Siema Iqbal, Dr Billal Patel | Should we trust the COVID vaccine? | BB #51

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Aki Hussain hosts consultant cardiologist Dr Billal Patel from Blackpool. #BloodBrothersPodcast​ #Coronavirus​ #COVID19​ Dr Patel, who is a frontline consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital, describes how work has been after he returned from 2 weeks of self-isolation due to experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.  He also simplifies the way in which COVID-19 spreads, incubates and attacks the body, and explains why people really need to start taking the virus seriously.  Topics of discussion also include why the Muslim community are specifically vulnerable to contracting Coronavirus, the cultural barriers that prevent BME communities from accessing information about COVID-19, and what state Dr Patel thinks the UK will be in the coming months.

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Aki Hussain hosts consultant cardiologist Dr Billal Patel from Blackpool. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/bloodbrotherspodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#BloodBrothersPodcast</a>​ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/coronavirus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#Coronavirus</a>​ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/covid19" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#COVID19</a>​ Dr Patel, who is a frontline consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital, describes how work has been after he returned from 2 weeks of self-isolation due to experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. He also simplifies the way in which COVID-19 spreads, incubates and attacks the body, and explains why people really need to start taking the virus seriously. Topics of discussion also include why the Muslim community are specifically vulnerable to contracting Coronavirus, the cultural barriers that prevent BME communities from accessing information about COVID-19, and what state Dr Patel thinks the UK will be in the coming months.

Dr Billal Patel | COVID-19: The invisible killer | BB #30

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Aki Hussain hosts consultant cardiologist Dr. Billal Patel from Blackpool.  Dr. Patel, who is a frontline consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital, describes how work has been after he returned from 2 weeks of self-isolation due to experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. He also simplifies the way in which COVID-19 spreads, incubates and attacks the body, and explains why people really need to start taking the virus seriously. Topics of discussion also include why the Muslim community is specifically vulnerable to contracting Coronavirus, the cultural barriers that prevent BME communities from accessing information about COVID-19, and what state Dr Patel thinks the UK will be in the coming months.

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Aki Hussain hosts consultant cardiologist Dr. Billal Patel from Blackpool.  Dr. Patel, who is a frontline consultant cardiologist at Blackpool Hospital, describes how work has been after he returned from 2 weeks of self-isolation due to experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. He also simplifies the way in which COVID-19 spreads, incubates and attacks the body, and explains why people really need to start taking the virus seriously. Topics of discussion also include why the Muslim community is specifically vulnerable to contracting Coronavirus, the cultural barriers that prevent BME communities from accessing information about COVID-19, and what state Dr Patel thinks the UK will be in the coming months.