Azim Khamisa’s 20-year-old son, Tariq, was murdered while delivering pizzas in January 1995. Since the tragic loss, Azim has made it his life’s mission to guide the youth to choose a peaceful life of non-violence and forgiveness. 25 years later and he has even established a close bond with his son’s murderer, Tony Hicks. Azim joins “Tamron Hall” with his daughter, Tasreen, to talk about their work as peace activists.
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