Being Muslim in society today is hard. Especially when it comes to juggling your Scottish identity, being a carer for family, and the cultural and social expectations loaded onto you as a young man.

Raheil Ahmad muses over his Muslim and Scottish identity.

He’s like haggis pakora… a deep fried man of many pieces.

Is there a God?

Why does he allow suffering?

Am I allowed to drink?

Why don’t Muslim’s eat pigs?

Is it possible to be an atheist and a Muslim?

What does it mean to be a liberal Muslim?

As seen on BBC Scotland’s The Comedy Underground.