A clear market check on gold, inflation, and the forces pushing prices around.
Morning Majlis uses a market interview to make the latest moves in gold, U.S. inflation, and interest-rate speculation feel immediate and easy to follow.
UAE mornings, headlines, and local conversation.
Morning Majlis keeps UAE mornings moving with headline-led conversations that quickly turn practical, local, and opinionated. Its episodes range from Sharjah weather preparedness and real estate growth to AI overload, Zakat fundraising, football speculation, and everyday happiness in the Emirates.
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Morning Majlis is a brisk UAE morning show with a strong local-radio feel. It treats headlines as the start of a conversation, not the end of one. The show moves easily between public information, social reaction, civic pride, and everyday opinion. Sharjah rain coverage becomes a practical rundown of patrols, water pumps, detours, closed parks, fitness centers, and driver caution. Real estate figures become a conversation about investor confidence and why Sharjah’s market feels attractive during Ramadan. The UAE’s happiness ranking becomes more personal, with talk of safety, health care, convenience, apps, delivery culture, and the comfort of organized daily life. It can be serious. It can also be light. An April Fools episode uses old prank disasters, Elon Musk’s Tesla joke, and fake-news anxiety to argue for keeping jokes responsible. An AI segment asks whether tools like ChatGPT are creating mental overload rather than simply saving time. The show’s sports lane is looser and more fan-driven, especially when Mohamed Salah’s future comes up through the “Final Whistle” framing. Interviews bring in outside voices without losing the morning-show rhythm. Rory McEntee’s account of returning to the UAE during flight disruptions turns into a wider conversation about belonging, safety, family life, and the fitness community. The show often circles back to the listener, asking for texts and reactions rather than presenting every topic as settled. Its best moments are specific: numbers, places, dates, services, personal examples, and small observations about how the Emirates work day to day. The editorial posture is upbeat but not slick. It is comfortable repeating a point if that keeps the live conversation moving. It suits listeners who want local context without a heavy news bulletin tone. Morning Majlis feels like a daily check-in with the country’s mood, from road conditions and charity campaigns to football gossip and the practical business of getting through the week.
Made for: For UAE listeners who want local headlines, civic updates, community stories, and light opinion in a fast, conversational format. It also suits commuters and regular radio listeners who prefer practical detail over long-form analysis.
What sets it apart: Morning Majlis stands out by making national and Sharjah-specific stories feel immediate, lived-in, and discussable. It blends public-service information, casual debate, listener prompts, and guest perspective without losing its morning pace.
On weekdays from 7 AM – 10 AM, the Morning Majlis kick-starts the day with a team of three dynamic personalities, bringing listeners the stories shaping the headlines, plus interviews with game-changers and industry experts on a variety of topics. It is hosted by Abdul Karim Hanif, Louis Denham & Rania Saadi.
Morning Majlis puts your mortgage maths beside Eid eyelashes and Champions League buffering.
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A clear market check on gold, inflation, and the forces pushing prices around.
Morning Majlis uses a market interview to make the latest moves in gold, U.S. inflation, and interest-rate speculation feel immediate and easy to follow.
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Morning Majlis frames the Champions League rights talk as a plain broadcast problem: if Netflix, Disney, or Amazon land the 2027-28 model, what changes for people watching at home?
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Morning Majlis speaks with Rory McEntee, Chief Marketing Officer of Gymnation, about his experience trying to return to the UAE from London after a regional conflict disrupted flights in April 2026.
Morning Majlis hosts discuss April Fools Day, sharing a series of historical pranks that went wrong, from a UK radio DJ who caused a cliff collapse to Elon Musk's Tesla bankruptcy tweet that moved markets by 7%.
The Morning Majlis on Pulse 95 says the UAE has been named the happiest country in the Arab world and placed 21st out of 147 countries in the 2026 World Happiness Report.
This episode discusses Mohamed Salah's potential transfer from Liverpool, exploring options like Saudi Arabia, the United States, or staying in Europe, with expert analysis on his future.
This episode explores whether excessive use of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT is causing mental exhaustion and cognitive overload, dubbed 'AI brain fry' by consultants.
The Morning Majlis podcast discusses the Friends of Cancer Patients' decision to extend their 2026 Zakat campaign, called Family of Giving, throughout the entire year to provide continuous support for cancer treatment and families.
Morning Majlis on Pulse 95 covers Sharjah's emergency response to a significant rainstorm that hit the emirate overnight.
This episode discusses the remarkable 72% surge in real estate transaction value in Sharjah during Ramadan, highlighting investor confidence and new developments driving the market.
The episode covers practical updates on Eid al-Fitr prayers in Sharjah, including that prayers will be held only inside mosques and the number of mosques prepared.
The episode previews the 35th edition of Sharjah Theatre Days, highlighting performances, workshops, and cultural exchange.
This episode discusses Meta's potential major job cuts as it aggressively invests in AI development, exploring whether AI will replace human jobs or if it's just a bubble.
The episode discusses official emergency alert guidelines from the UAE government, advising listeners on how to stay safe during emergencies.
The episode features an interview with a Sharjah Civil Defence official discussing emergency preparedness and public safety measures.
The episode discusses the UAE health sector's proactive plans and drills for emergency preparedness, featuring a statement from the Sharjah Health Authority chairman.
The episode previews the 43rd edition of Ramadan Nights at Expo Center Sharjah, highlighting shopping deals, cultural experiences, and community vibes.
This episode discusses the annual Sharjah Ramadan Majlis event at Spark, focusing on sustainability in creative industries and featuring insights from business leaders and government figures.
This episode discusses the Khalid bin Sultan al-Qasimi Humanitarian Foundation's new partnership with ECPAT International to translate and culturally adapt global child abuse terminology guidelines into Arabic, emphasizing how precise language strengthens legal systems and protection efforts.
Morning Majlis on Pulse 95 opens with Ramadan Mubarak and the first day of fasting, then immediately links the holy month to traffic, sleep changes, and school start times of 7.30, 7.45, 8.00, and 8.30.
Morning Majlis hosts an interview with Marilu Olvera, General Manager of Chedi Al Bait in Sharjah, about the hotel's Ramadan hospitality offerings for 2026.
CEO of DHF Capital Bas Kooijman joins Morning Majlis to analyze gold prices, silver supply, Federal Reserve policy, and OPEC+ decisions in February 2026.
An interview with Al-Anoud Al-Zahar discussing the evolution and importance of women's leadership in 2026, particularly in the context of education and societal change in Sharjah.
An interview about the fifth Sharjah International Summit on Improvement in Education, discussing its theme of collaborating for impact and its role in advancing education in Sharjah.
The episode covers the opening of the 15th Sharjah Light Festival, discussing its theme, locations, and artistic highlights.
The hosts interview an executive from American University of Sharjah about alumni engagement and a recent reunion dinner.
This episode features an interview with Paulo Perez de Val, Portugal's cultural ambassador, discussing Portugal's participation in Sharjah Heritage Days and the theme of heritage as an adventure.
The hosts discuss the upcoming Disneyland theme park in Abu Dhabi, sharing personal experiences and concerns about pricing.
The hosts interview Hanan Al-Mahmoudi about the upcoming 8th Arab Women's Sports Tournament, covering preparations, new games, and the importance of the event for female athletes.
The Morning Majlis discusses rising rental prices and real estate trends in Sharjah, featuring an interview with a real estate executive.
Interview with Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department head discussing record-breaking real estate numbers and investor demographics.
A morning show segment interviewing the COO of Aradha about the opening of Nest Hotel in Al-Jadda, Sharjah.
The hosts discuss Australia's new law banning kids under 16 from major social media platforms, including reactions, enforcement mechanisms, and mental health impacts.
The episode covers the second edition of the Sharjah Festival of African Literature, highlighting its cultural offerings and the connection between UAE and African nations.
Interview about the Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival, its theme 'Where We Belong', and what attendees can expect.
The episode covers a Sharjah-India business roundtable discussing economic cooperation, investment incentives, and emerging sectors like AI.
Hosts discuss the Lewa Festival in the UAE, sharing personal experiences and tips for enjoying the festival with family.
The episode opens on the Champions League rights race.
Home finance can feel scary.
Morning Majlis reports UAE May fuel prices, with Super 98 rising to 2.58 dirhams per liter and diesel falling to 2.52 from 2.63.
Morning Majlis speaks with Omar Al-Abidli of the Sharjah Art Foundation about using heritage buildings, abandoned spaces, and seasonal exhibitions to make contemporary art accessible in Sharjah.
Morning Majlis covers Eid al-Adha activities in Sharjah through an interview with Big Balloon co-founder Smita Mehta.