Mukul devichand biography of abraham

Mukul Devichand's journalistic career began in the streets of Cairo in the weeks following September 11, 2001.

He moved there to report for the region's leading English-language weekly newspaper.

Learning Arabic and covering the tense Middle East on the eve of the Iraq invasion was a baptism of fire for the young Welsh-born journalist.

Mukul devichand biography of abraham

In 2003, he co-produced a prize-winning documentary film Captive Audience while living and studying in New York City on a coveted Fulbright scholarship to Columbia University. The film told how Muslim missionaries funded by Saudi Arabia were working in US prisons.

It is a topic Mukul has returned to on several occasions since, aiming to open up the raging and often subtle debates within Islam to wider audiences.

In 2004 he began his career at BBC Current Affairs in London. He spent almost 3 years on Panorama before going on to become one of the youngest presenters on flagship radio series such as