Noor Hussain video interview
Feb 2018
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00:00 Name, when and why they came to the UK, how UK compared to their expectations.
01:42 Unable to fully settle in the UK because they couldn’t find the same community as previously felt in Kashmir.
02:47 How Kashmiri culture has transferred to the UK, only different in landscape. Describes similarities in British and Kashmiri culture including weddings, food and language. Changing language.
04:27 Competition and consumerism as motivation for most Kashmiri immigrants coming to the UK, lack of English language knowledge as a barrier, learning English alongside their children, importance of mother languages and how this being not passed onto children creates a generational and cultural gap.
Title:
Noor Hussain video interview
Date of work:
Feb 2018
Reference number:
GB3228.79/24/2
Level of description:
Item from Collection: Kashmiri Lives (GB3228.79)
Part of:
Series: Noor Hussain (GB3228.79/24)
Access restrictions:
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Use restrictions:
Restricted
Record types:
Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre
Language:
EnglishPahari (Kashmiri) with English subtitles
Record number:
8934103