Nadeem was born in West Yorkshire in May 1972. Despite attending what was termed by a television programme as "one of the ten worst schools in England" and working in warehouses 
since the age of nine, he was a determined student and gained 11 GCSEs, more than anybody in his school of 1,500 students. He went on to start seven A levels, but was restricted by his school to only five, all of which he passed. He went on to study Peace Studies (Political Science, Sociology and Literature) at university.
Nadeem has resided in Tooting, Earl's Court, Camden and the West End of London. In his spare time he likes to read: some of his favourite authors are Jane Austen, Bernard Malamud, Edward Said and Ali Shariati, and he rarely leaves home without a copy of his beloved London Review of Books to read on the tube.
Click here to watch short film which reflects Azam's experiences with women. And here's why he may have had problems finding a partner!
Do you believe you can change somebody's entire life? Give a poor child a brighter future for the price of one bottle of alcohol a month. Kindly click here to go to UNICEF's site to find out more about their wonderful week and go here to make a donation. Another organisation that does remarkable things for vulnerable people around the world is Islamic Relief. Finally, please go here to find out about the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation which is another one of Nadeem's favourite charities. Thank you.
