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المصحف الكامل للقارئ فارس عباد - رواية حفص عن عاصم من موقع المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم 
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Islamic lessons, talks, and reminders—with explanations of Qur’an, commentary on Prophetic hadiths, and practical guidance for living Islam–from reliable, qualified scholars from SeekersGuidance (https://seekersguidance.org).

Shaykh Faraz Rabbani shares an important reminder on embracing the key virtues of calm (sakina) and contentment.

He explains how these are keys to certitude (yaqin), sincerity in our actions (ikhlas), and Presence (hudur) with Allah Most High.

This sermon was delivered at IMO in Toronto, Canada, as part of SeekersGuidance Canada Community Programs.

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Embracing Calm and Contentment in the Rush of Ramadan  – Shaykh Faraz Rabbani

How can we have a marriage which truly embodies love and mercy? When a husband and wife draw closer to Allah, Allah will draw them closer to each other. You can find the coolness of your eyes in your spouse. Tune in to listen to Shaykh Irshaad's valuable advice on finding tranquility in your marriage.

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The Coolness of Your Eyes in Your Marriage – Shaykh Irshaad Sedick

How are our words connected to the heart? The tongue is a reflection of the heart. If our hearts are pure, our speech will also be upright. Imam Yama Niazi emphasizes the importance of good company. A sound heart is attained by sitting with scholars and people of knowledge. The remembrance of Allah also polishes the heart. Tune in to learn the different forms of remembrance of Allah.

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Relationship Between the Tongue and the Heart – Imam Yama Niazi

You could lose all the rewards of your charity if you boast about it or cause people harm. Imam Yama Niazi reminds us of the words of Allah Most High, "O believers! Do not waste your charity with reminders ˹of your generosity˺ or hurtful words." (Quran, 2:264)
Another type of prohibited speech is praising others excessively. Imam Yama explains the situations in which praising someone is recommended and those in which it is harmful. He also shares the supplication to ask when someone praises you.

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Reminding Others of Your Charity & Praising Others – Imam Yama Niazi

Are you sinful if you refuse to drink alcohol yourself but encourage someone else to drink? Imam Yama Niazi clarifies that encouraging someone to do something forbidden is like doing the same thing yourself. Allah has forbidden us to assist in sin. Imam Yama instructs us to express our displeasure with the prohibited actions. At the same time, he also cautions us not to condemn an action on which there is a difference of opinion. Tune in to learn how you can avoid assisting in sin.

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The Perils of Assisting in Sin – Imam Yama Niazi

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The Sufi Heart podcast with Omid Safi features teachings and stories about a sacred tradition of love, one that manifests outwardly as justice and inwardly as tenderness.&nbsp;&nbsp;Drawing primarily on the wisdom of the Islamic tradition as well as the legacies of the Civil Rights movements and oth...

Examining how mysticism hides in plain sight, Omid Safi describes God as love, the lover, and the beloved with guest host Kelly Deutsch.

This episode was originally recorded for the Spiritual Wanderlust Podcast, with Kelly Deutsch. Learn more about this series that explores the wild, untamed frontiers of our interior life at spiritualwanderlust.org/podcast 

 This time on Sufi Heart, Omid Safi speaks with Kelly about:Discovering Islamic MysticsSufism and having a pure heartOmid’s life in Iran and exposure to masculine displays of emotionThe mystery of being human, the mystery of GodHeartbreak and experiencing the heart breaking openSacred Eroticism and using our senses to experience lovelinessWhat we can learn from the type of love a mother providesRadical love and going into the rootsLinking together love and justice“The Sufis explicitly say something that of course we find also in the Christian mystical contemplative tradition. Mischievously, they almost say there is a holy trinity, a language which most orthodox Muslims would avoid and all Jews would have avoided. But they say the trinity is love, lover, and beloved. God is love, God is the lover, and God is the beloved.” – Omid Safi

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Ep. 30 – The Lover and The Beloved with Kelly Deutsch

Pushing beyond the bare minimum of religiosity, Omid Safi inspires listeners to deepen their faith into an ecstatic adoration of God.

Today's podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Click to receive 10% off your first month with your own licensed professional therapist: betterhelp.com/beherenow

In this episode of Sufi Heart, Omid Safi elucidates :Islam and the unity of AllahIman as faith and Ihsan as virtueSpirituality and AestheticsDoing what is required of us through religionHow Habib (the chosen one) inspired a deeper level of faithHow we can aspire to be in a state of love and adorationThe eyes of the heart versus the eyes of the headWorshiping God for more than just salvationIslamic Saints and their stories of experiencing Allah through beautyRecognizing the unwavering divine presence of GodThe eternal now and present moment awarenessUndivided attention as an act of loveCourtesy and recognizing our individual journeysBeing a beautiful witness“God is to be found here and now…the divine simply is not to be experienced in the afterlife, in the heavenly realms, in the celestial realm. Here and now where you are, where we are, we can come to experience Allah.” - Omid Safi

You can join Omid on one of his heart-centered and spiritually-focused educational tours of:Mecca and Medina Umrah program: December 14-21st, 2023. [For Muslim participants]Morocco: April 13-22nd, 2024.Turkey: somewhere in late May to early June, 2024.Further information is available at Illuminated Courses & Tours where you can also find information on virtual courses, spiritual talks, and more.




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Ep. 29 – "Islam, Iman, Ihsan", Love's Journey in Islamic Spirituality

In this interview from the 2023 Mystics Summit, Omid Safi joins Taya Ma for a conversation about Rumi, his main teachings, and how he’s situated on the wider Path of Radical Love.

This interview is part of the 2023 Mystics Summit a free online event. For more information, please visit mysticssummit.com. This recording is a copyright of The Shift Network. All rights reserved.

In this episode, Omid Safi and Taya Mâ talk about:Rumi’s background and why his real legacy is more than just his poetry, it’s his beingHow the Path of Radical Love keeps us rooted and grounded, and how we can cultivate those rootsPractices that can guide us towards onenessHow we can interpret Rumi’s work both on its own accord and through the context of the time in which it was writtenAbout Taya Mâ

Taya Mâ Shere plays passionately in realms of transformative ritual, embodied vocalization, and ancestral healing. She is a professor of organic multireligious ritual at Starr King School for the Ministry, founder of the emergent online mystery school From the Deep, and co-founder of the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute. Learn more about her at taya.ma

You can join Omid on one of his heart-centered and spiritually-focused educational tours of:Mecca and Medina Umrah program: December 14-21st, 2023. [For Muslim participants]Morocco: April 13-22nd, 2024.Turkey: somewhere in late May to early June, 2024.More information is available at Illuminated Courses & Tours.

“Approach the teachings of the Path of Love, or of Islam, or of Sufism, or whatever tradition it is that draws you closer to God, in an interactive model. Don’t look at it purely and simply as receiving the teaching, but also keep a journal of your responses to the teachings, to the stories. And when something touches your heart, write that down. And write down what it was and what it made you think because sometimes those momentary realizations are like a lightning bolt in a dark sky, and for one minute everything is clear. You see your own self clearly, and then it may be gone.” – Omid Safi

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Ep. 28 – Rumi and the Path of Radical Love with Taya Mâ

Omid dives into the ocean of love, contemplating how the nature of the waves washing ashore and receding back mirrors the human experience.

This special episode is from Sharon Salzberg's Living an Authentic Life Summit and is hosted by Andres Gonzalez from the Holistic Life Foundation.

Lifetime access to the full summit, featuring all 30 speakers and five days of content, is available here: Living an Authentic Life Summit: A Journey to Inner Peace, Freedom and Joy

In this episode of Sufi Heart, Omid is interviewed by Andres Gonzalez exploring:

- The journey of living a spiritually luminous life

- Anger as a path to higher consciousness

- Expansion and contraction as the rhythm of life

- Breaking the callousness of the heart

- Being true to the inner child within

- An expansive and contractive breathing exercise

- To explore more on the topic of expansion and contraction, listen to episode 186 of Heart Wisdom.

“Every heart has to break and not every heart that’s broken breaks open. We want a heart that opens up. Opens up towards God, opens up towards all, opens up towards our fellow human beings, and opens up to that ultimate mystery of what we are. And what an awesome encounter that is, and how terrifying that is.” – Omid Safi

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Ep. 27  – The Rhythm of Expansion and Contraction

Omid returns with a timely and flowing discussion on the connection between spirituality and conflict transformation.

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Ep. 26 – Spirituality and Conflict Transformation

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If you can bear with the awful audio quality of this recording, you are going to really enjoy this interview. Recently, I was interviewed by the BBC for their Heart and Soul podcast for a documentary about the rise of the Muslim manosphere. When I recorded this interview, I had to do it off of a screen share. I didn’t get the Zoom recording. I asked them for the recording but they refused, it’s not something they do. So I had to ninja record it. Alhamdulillah that I did, because they used less than 5% of a 45-minute interview. But the audio quality turned out to be really bad. So I had to manually go through and increase the levels when the host spoke. That took several hours. But it’s done now and the podcast is out on BBC too. You can listen to it here. What I would suggest though, is that you listen to this interview first and then go listen to the Heart and Soul documentary. Because the full unedited interview will give you more context on what we talked about, the tone of the discussion and the overall vibe, as opposed to the chopped-up clips that you’re going to hear on the BBC Heart and Soul podcast, which were edited to fit the story that they were trying to tell. So here’s the interview. Enjoy. Let me know what you think in the comments. And remember to subscribe to our newsletter.

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The Boys In The Cave podcast recently interviewed Becoming The Alpha Muslim. After publishing the episode, they faced criticism and pressure from SJW Muslims online. They caved to the pressure and took down the episode. Here is the full, unedited interview for your listening pleasure.  Full show notes are available here: http://bit.ly/boysinthecave

Boys in the Cave or BOYS CAVING IN?

I first came across Hodan Ibrahim in 2016, when she basically dropped everything she was doing in Canada and moved to Dubai to organize and host M-Powered Summit. This was a first-of-its-kind conference on Muslim startups and entrepreneurship. I ended up interviewing her and her co-founder for Ilmfeed, and also did writeups of the event. I haven't seen one like it, since. She hosted another, similar conference in Malaysia then next year, and has since moved on to bigger and better things. You see, Hodan is a serial entrepreneur. So the easiest thing that I did, and the hardest thing that I did, was becoming an entrepreneur. Um, it's, it's who I am. And I started out by failing a bunch of times and having little digital startups. The first company that worked out for me was a digital marketing agency that I had, um, and Alhamdulillah, after like three months. I went full-time on that. Being an entrepreneur is "cool" now...every other Instagram profile has the title splashed across their bio. But Hodan was in the entrepreneurship Game long before it was even a thing. As a first-generation, Somali-Canadian immigrant Muslim (her family fled because of the war,) she ticked multiple minority status boxes... And frequently found herself the only black woman in a room full of white men. There was not a single person of color in any of these rooms that could understand my perspective...I remember one incident where I went to CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.) This was the first event that I ever did, in Ottawa, and it was about supporting entrepreneurs of color. And I went and got an interview with the CBC, and they're just like, "Why does it matter if an entrepreneur is a person of color?...why can't you just learn from all types of entrepreneurs? Why don't you have white entrepreneurs?" None of this stopped her. What's interesting to me is how she didn't let her hamster run wild and create a narrative of victimhood (Feminism, Patriarchy, Toxic Masculinity, yadda yadda yadda.) She just did what she had to do to get where she needed to go. And it was her faith that aided her. In this episode of the Becoming the Alpha Muslim podcast, Hodan and I talk about:  Being a minority business owner as a first generation Somali-Canadian immigrant black Muslimah The historical context behind attitudes toward Muslim women today Feminism (and why Muslim women don't need it) How Muslim women can develop their self-worth and happiness Why she's pro-polygyny and thinks its the best relationship arrangement for her personality and lifestyle And a bunch of other topics  For complete show notes, visit our blog:  https://becomingthealphamuslim.com/muslimah-serial-entrepreneur-hodan-ibrahim

Muslimah Serial Entrepreneur Hodan Ibrahim on Minority Business Owners, Self-Worth, Feminism, Polygyny, and More

 Late last year, I had the chance to sit down to talk to Hussein Kesvani about his work as a Muslim journalist.    A lot happened between then and now that led to me not publishing this podcast episode soon after I recorded it.    I figure now's as good a time as any.   Hussein Kesvani is the UK/Europe editor for Mel Magazine, a publication ostensibly about men and masculinity (though I would argue it's perpetuating modern degeneracy and promoting men being Soyboys.)   This is most certainly a black mark against Hussein, who is otherwise a fine fellow and an accomplished, non-hacky journalist.    He's also written for Buzzfeed, Vice, The Independent, The Guardian, The New Statesman, The Shortlist, and Refinery29.    He's a co-host of the No Country For Brown Men Podcast and also the Trash Future podcast.   Here's what we talked about during our short chat:   The relationship between a writer and his editor, and why journalists publish pieces that can seem "editorialized" [4:55] What journalists and copywriters have in common when writing about "subjects" and clients [8:42] The challenge of writing on topics involving Muslims in a non-Muslim publication [13:05] How BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) people can get their foot in the door of fast-changing world of modern journalism [17:20] Where does Hussein place crowd-funded, independent citizen journalists like Mike Cernovich, Tim Pool, and Lauren Southern in the ecosystem of journalism as a whole [23:58] How the definition of "journalism" has changed in recent years [27:18] On the journalistic value of what many citizen journalists think passes for journalism [30:09] Do mainstream media publications have a responsibility to be impartial and objective? [35:26] How can Muslim men get their start in journalism? Hussein gives us practical advice. (Hint: copywriting is an important skill) [39:56] 

Muslim Men in Journalism: The World's Last Hope Against Fake News

It's a little after one year since Donald J Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States of America. In this episode, I'm joined by a surprise guest (hint: he's visiting from Chicago) as we talk about Trump's first year as president, the #metoo movement, Hollywood, and accountability.  Show Notes  I reveal our surprise guest [01:19] The luxuries of living in a Muslim country only a Muslim can truly appreciated [02:00] The one unique trait of Dubai making it the #1 destination for Muslims in the West who want to migrate to a Muslim country [04:00] Reclaiming the Alt-Bro…from pejorative to positive [05:30] The fundamental error Muslim men make when defining masculinity that makes them deficient in their manhood [09:18] Who decides the worth and quality of a man? [11:48] The two core attributes of men that, when devalued, lead to a complete breakdown in society [14:00] Trumpian communication in context…what the hell is he saying? [15:50] So, how did Trump’s first year go? What did he achieve? Where did he fail? How are people reacting to it? [17:00] When you frame Trump’s policy-making this way it all makes sense (and the two books where he tells you, “this is what I’m doing”) [24:25] The true meaning of the #metoo movement almost no one will admit [28:10] How many da’ees and shuyukh are #metoo victims? [31:30] The double standard and faulty logic of women’s “empowerment” [32:40] The one natural trait women should embrace to get the best out of the men in their lives [35:18] A perfect, very recent example of double standards in action - Asmi Fathelbab and Linda Sarsour [36:25] A disturbing trend in the behavior of some American da’ees and shuyukh, even though they have trained extensively in our Sacred Tradition [45:20] Muru’ah - propriety; the type of permissible behavior that is allowed for different ranks of men, and what kind of behavior violates muru’ah [49:00] The one solution to the current situation of the Ummah that most Muslims will dismiss [52:10] Our guest gives out some final parting advice [55:20]   

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Welcome back to PART 2!

By now we've all seen the TikTok videos and the growing number of students flocking to Egypt for studies however it's crucial to provide a clear perspective for those considering embarking on a similar journey. Join us in this enlightening conversation with Ustadh Abdullahi Shirre, who has spent nearly five years in Egypt, paralleling Idris' own year-long experience. He unravels the practical aspects of studying in Egypt, drawing from his extensive time there, giving context and clarity as to what aspiring students should be ready to expect. 

Ustadh Abdullahi imparts invaluable insights, illuminating the challenges often encountered by students, the common missteps to avoid, and the remarkable rewards that come with the pursuit of Islamic knowledge.

This episode serves as a comprehensive survival guide, touching on everything from academic strategies to cultural adaptation. It offers a roadmap for aspiring seekers of knowledge contemplating their own educational adventure in Egypt. With candid anecdotes and seasoned advice, Ustadh Abdullahi shares wisdoms acquired through years of dedicated study and personal growth.

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Uncover the keys to success, glean lessons from the experiences of others, and develop a profound understanding of the distinct opportunities awaiting students in Egypt. Whether you stand on the precipice of this very journey or are simply intrigued by the realities of studying abroad, this episode is an absolute must-listen

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The TRUTH About Studying In Egypt: Ustadh Abdullahi's Survival Blueprint

Join us in this deeply moving and eye opening conversation as we sit down with Abdirahman Warsame, a second-generation immigrant from Somalia, who has triumphed over the clutches of substance abuse to emerge as a beacon of hope and change. Abdirahman shares his remarkable journey from addiction to advocacy, a path that led him to co-found 'Generation Hope,' a youth-led recovery organization based in Minneapolis. In this authentic discussion, Abdirahman delves into his personal struggles with substance abuse, shedding light on the complex factors that drive individuals to seek solace in harmful substances. He unpacks the layers of stigma surrounding addiction, and mental health particularly within the Muslim community, and reveals his determination to use his experiences and insight in helping others . Tune in as we explore the profound intersections of identity, resilience, faith and transformation. Abdirahman's journey from addict to advocate is a testament to the strength that can arise from the depths of struggle, and a reminder that hope is a powerful catalyst for change. Abdirahman's insights provide a roadmap for fostering empathy, support, and empowerment within the Muslim community and beyond. 
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Addict to Advocate: Abdirahman Warsame Talks Transforming Pain into Purpose

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Embark on a captivating journey in today's episode as we welcome a truly remarkable individual, Ustadh Abdullahi Shire, joining us from our home town Seattle, Washington. With an unwavering dedication to deepening his religious knowledge, Ustadh Abdullahi's path led him on an extraordinary expedition spanning nearly five years of study in Egypt. In a world where figures like Ustadh Abdullahi might seem like nothing but distant ideals, this episode bridges that gap by intimately connecting us with his lived experiences. Through his narratives, we discover reflections of our own aspirations, igniting a sense of hope within us for our personal journeys. This first installment of a two-part dialogue with Ustadh Abdullahi offers a profound exploration of his roots, unveiling the inspiring trajectory that guided him toward his decision to study Islam. Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as this conversation unfolds, leaving you with a renewed perspective. We're confident that you, our cherished listeners, will find immense joy and insight in this enlightening exchange. Ustadh Abdullahi Shire Socials
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Divine Guidance: Ustadh Abdullahi Shire Shares His Journey, Life-Altering Experiences, & Motivations Seeking Knowledge

Uh-oh… this episode, we're coming with that HEAT!

Between feminist hijabis and red-pilled brothers, we're just trying to figure out what in the world is going on. Nah, like for real, what is happening? In our times, we see a rise in sisters pushing back against gender norms with the advent of feminism, and many are frankly no longer interested in "traditional" gender roles. However, many brothers have also been feeling some type of way, no longer being served tea, and now being told to wash their own dishes. Red-pilled, self-proclaimed "alphas" are barking back, after being called dogs one too many times. In this hilarious (semi-triggering) episode, Idris and Abdikarrim get real, praying they don't get canceled, and they air it all out, telling it how it is. Recounting exactly what they observe within our generation and the challenges we collectively face. Enjoy! 

Muslim Feminists & Red Pilled Brothers?: What is Happening?

Often times we find ourselves living our lives constantly looking to garner the approval and validation of others. So much so that the school we choose, the spouse we marry, the cars we drive down to the shoes we wear are selected with this in mind. This fundamental part of us has its place, but what happens when we lose sight of who we are, and where we want to go? When the pleasure of others comes in direct conflict with the displeasure of Allah SWT? 

In this thought-provoking episode, Idris and Abdikarrim speak from the heart on this very topic, sharing openly their own struggles in this regard, and how they are actively seeking to overcome them.

Discover how the pursuit of approval can lead to a loss of personal identity, erode self-esteem, and lead to a deterioration of one's values, and direction. With practical strategies and valuable insights, we discuss how to break free from the harmful cycle of seeking approval. 

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Who You Tryna Impress?: From Seeking Approval to Losing Your Way

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