Is your spouse present, but absent? Emotional neglect is one of the silent destroyers of marriages, often going unnoticed until deep damage is done. In this heartfelt episode, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi uncovers what emotional neglect really looks like in marriage, how it starts, and how couples can reconnect before it’s too late.

In this episode, you will learn:

·        The subtle signs of emotional neglect between spouses

·        How emotional distance grows over time — and why it’s so dangerous

·        The impact of neglect on love, trust, and faith

·        What the Qur’an and Sunnah teach about caring for your partner’s heart

·        Practical steps to restore emotional connection and mercy (rahmah)

This is a must-watch for couples, parents, counsellors, and anyone who wants to build stronger, more loving relationships.

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When should you seek help in your marriage? Before it breaks. In this crucial episode, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi shares the warning signs that couples should never ignore — and explains why waiting too long can make healing muchharder. Learn how to recognize when your marriage needs help, and how to seek support with wisdom and faith.

In this episode, you will discover:

·        Early signs that a marriage is heading toward crisis

·        Why many couples delay getting help until it’s too late

·        The Islamic view on seeking counseling, advice, and mediation

·        How to approach marriage problems proactively

·        Simple, practical steps for couples to strengthen their bond before it breaks

Whether you’re married, engaged, or advising others, this talk offers timeless guidance for building resilient, loving relationships.

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What are the biggest threats to a happy marriage? From years of experience counseling couples, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi reveals the Top 3 Marriage Killersthat silently destroy love, trust, and connection. If you’re married, planning to get married, or guiding others, this essential talk will help you identify and defeat these dangers before it’s too late.

In this episode, you will learn:

·        The 3 most common and destructive forces that break marriages

·        How these issues start small and grow unnoticed

·        The Qur’an and Sunnah’s guidance on preventing and healing these problems

·        Real-life examples from the counseling desk

·        Practical steps to protect your marriage from collapse

Equip yourself with the wisdom to build a stronger, healthier, and lasting marriage — starting today.

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Why do so many marriages start on shaky foundations? Don’tmarry for the wrong reasons — a powerful reminder from Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi about the hidden dangers of marrying for status, pressure, wealth, beauty, or mere convenience. In this essential talk, uncover the true criteria for a blessed and lasting marriage in Islam.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Common wrong reasons people marry — and the painful consequences
• How family, culture, and peer pressure influence bad choices
• The qualities that truly matter in a spouse, as taught in the Qur’an and Sunnah
• How to purify your intention before marriage
• Practical tips for singles, parents, and matchmakers

This is a must-watch for those preparing for marriage, advising youth, or seeking to strengthen the foundations of Muslim families.

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Is every divorce a disaster? Does separation always mean failure? In this eye-opening and balanced discussion, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi challenges common assumptions about divorce in Islam. Discover how divorce, while painful, can sometimes be a path to healing, growth, and mercy —for individuals, families, and communities.

In this episode, you will learn:

• When divorce is a mercy and not a failure
• The Islamic view of separation (ṭalāq) with wisdom and fairness
• How couples and society misjudge divorced individuals
• Signs that separation might be the best path
• Steps to part with dignity, compassion, and faith

Whether you are married, separated, or advising others, this talk offers clarity, hope, and guidance on navigating the sensitive subject of divorce in Islam.

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How can two people share a home yet feel so far apart from each other? Married but lonely — a silent struggle faced by many couples today. In this in-depth and eye-opening episode, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi delves into the causes of emotional loneliness in marriage and offers practical, faith-based solutions.

In this episode, discover:

•             The hidden reasons why spouses feel lonely in marriage

•             How communication breaks down between couples

•             The role of emotional neglect, unmet expectations, and spiritual distance

•             Islamic guidance on restoring rahmah (mercy) and mawaddah (love)

•             Simple, practical steps to reconnect hearts and rebuild intimacy

Whether you’re married, engaged, or supporting others, this talk will equip you with wisdom to create stronger, more loving relationships.

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 •             Like, Comment, and Share with couples who need this message. Subscribe for more family, marriage, and Islamic life guidance!

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Is your marriage silently falling apart? In this emotionally charged and eye-opening episode, Ustaz Dr. Abdulfattah Adeyemi reveals the subtle yet painful signs that a marriage is in crisis. Love rarely dies with a bang — it fades quietly, often unnoticed until it's too late. Discover how to identify the warning signs early and what the Qur'an, Sunnah, and psychology reveal about healing fractured relationships.

In this episode, you will discover:

•             The hidden signs your marriage is at risk

•             How couples drift apart emotionally and spiritually

•             The impact of neglect, harsh words, and unmet needs

•             Islamic guidance on rekindling love and mercy (rahmah) in marriage

•             Practical steps to rebuild trust and connection

Whether you’re married, engaged, or advising others, this talk offers essential lessons for anyone seeking stronger, healthierrelationships.

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•             Like, Comment, and Share with couples who need this message. Subscribe for morefamily, marriage, and Islamic life guidance!

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What is the true purpose of life? Are we merely traveling through time, or are we on a divine mission? In this thought-provoking episode, Abdulfattah Adeyemi explores the grand scheme of life, breaking down the difference between a journey and a quest, and how understanding this distinction can reshape your mindset, your relationships, and whether you live intentionally with faith and vision or you live everything to chance.

Key Themes Covered:

1. Is life a journey with no destination, or a quest with purpose?

2. How the Qur’an distinguishes between scheming and scamming in life.

3. The role of scheming, planning, purpose, and spiritual direction on the journeys through life.

4. How the Sunnah shows a balanced view between effort and luck.

5. Guidance for families, youth, and seekers of truth.

With deep insights rooted in Islamic wisdom and contemporary realities, this episode will help you reflect on your goals, trials, and legacy.

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Get ready to uncover the hidden world of human behaviour! “Life in a Snakearium: living with the most venomous humans in the world” is a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of human nature, using the Snakearium and its inhabitants as metaphors for the convoluted subtleties of human relationships.

The Snakearium represents the elusive balance of power, trust, and communication in our personal and professional lives. Through insightful analysis, we will explore the twists and turns of human behaviour, revealing the fascinating and sometimes venomous ways we interact with each other.

 Just as snakes shed their skin, we too can change our ways, and put the snake within our souls under control.

 Join me on this journey into the human psyche, where we will encounter:

- The venomous vipers of toxic relationships

- The constricting pythons of codependency

- The deceptive vipers of insecurity

- The lethal warnings of rattlesnakes

- And the ultimate battle with the serpent in your soul: the venom within.

Through this unique lens, we'll gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and others, as well as discover new strategies for building stronger, more meaningful, but cautious connections.

This audio is a must-listen for anyone interested in human behaviour, psychology, and personal growth.

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Get ready to slither into the world of ophidiophobia! “Who is Not Afraid of Snakes?” is a thought-provoking exploration of human fear and fascination with serpents. In this captivating talk, we'll delve into the psychology behind our reactions to snakes, from primal fear to curious fascination.

 We will consult the Qur’an and Hadith to examine the contexts in which snakes are mentioned. Then we will explore the complexities of human emotions and the power of snakes to evoke strong emotional responses.

 Join me on this journey into the heart of fear and fascination, and discover:

 - The science behind ophidiophobia

- The role of culture and upbringing in shaping our perceptions

- The reference to the snake in the stories of Moses

This video is a precursor to a deeper exploration of human relationships with snakes and will leave you questioning your reactions to these fascinating creatures.

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