The couple live in Chiswick, West London, with their three children. He maintains close contact with his family in Somaliland, is an activist for the Somali community, and regularly attends its lectures and events. Other works Television An Islamic History of Europe, TV documentary for BBC Four : August 2005 The Miracles of Jesus, TV documentary for BBC One : beginning on 6 August 2006 The Dead Sea Scrolls. TV documentary BBC Four (Feb 2007) Rageh Inside Iran, TV documentary for BBC Four (Feb 2007) Islam in America, TV documentary for Al Jazeera English : October 2008 Immigration: The Inconvenient Truth, a three part Channel 4 Dispatches documentary, on how immigration has affected Britain, using Enoch Powell's 1968 Rivers of Blood speech as a starting point (7 to 21 April 2008) The Vicar of Baghdad, TV documentary ITV1 (2008) Pakistan's War. TV documentary for Al Jazeera English (Mid-Winter Production 2008/09) Iran Season, TV documentary for Al Jazeera English: January 2009 Race and Intelligence: Science's last taboo. TV documentary for Channel 4 : October 2009. The Life of Muhammad. TV documentary for BBC 2. This is a three-part series, which had its first showing on 11 July 2011 on BBC Two from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. The final edition of the series was on 25 July, on BBC 2 9 -10 pm. People on the programme included Karen Armstrong. Panorama - Ivory Wars: Out of Africa, TV current affairs documentary BBC1 : 12 April 2012 The Ottomans: Europe's Muslim Emperors, BBC2, September 2013 Books Revolution Day: The Real Story of the Battle for Iraq, Penguin Books (2005), Only Half of Me: Being a Muslim in Britain, Viking (2006), DVD The Ottomans: Europe's Muslim Emperors (region 2) References External links Guardian Interview BBC News: Our man in Baghdad BBC News: BBC's Rageh Omaar signs book deal BBC News: Reporter Rageh Omaar takes new role Rageh Omaar to explore Jesus miracles Interview with The Stirrer at a book signing "The Stirrer" 1967 births Living people Al Jazeera people Alumni of New College, Oxford BBC newsreaders and journalists British male writers British non-fiction writers British reporters and correspondents British Sunni Muslims British television journalists Black British television personalities Ethnic Somali people ITN newsreaders and journalists People educated at Cheltenham College People educated at The Dragon School People from Mogadishu Somalian emigrants to the United Kingdom Somalian Muslims British writers Somalian writers Somaliland people