After Maghrib 🌙

Sayed Abdullah Nakeeb joins us once again to discuss the journey from life to death in Islam. We'll discuss how to get ready for our final moments and what happens after we pass away. Learn about the steps we should follow, like having strong faith and doing good deeds, to prepare for the afterlife. This conversation will help you understand the importance of our actions and beliefs as Muslims and how they shape our destiny in the hereafter.

Exclusive conversation about football and faith. This week, we are joined by Iraq's national team and AFC Wimbledon striker Ali Al-Hamadi, along with community youth leader Ali Jenabi. Ali Al-Hamadi delves into the challenges he has faced while practicing Shia Islam as a professional footballer and shares personal faith-based encounters both on and off the pitch. Our co-hosts and guests explore opening up to past sins, the Saudi Pro League, the presence of Muslims in sports, and discussing many other engaging subjects!

The Undeniable Shia Culture, are we losing our cultural identities? Or are we in fact recreating one? Society is guided by culture creators who impact what we eat, wear, think and say. But how powerful is this tool in Western Shia communities? Some argue that culture can comply or challenge Islamic law. What is the culture of the pulpit and how nuanced do we have to be? This week, Sayed Ali and Ahmed are joined by culture creator and designer, Haseeb Rizvi, who visits from across the pond. A hugely thought-provoking conversation not to be missed!

Was Allah's (SWT) final messenger poisoned?! The final moments of Rasool Allah Muhammad (SAWW) life is important to every Muslim, Shia or Sunni. What historical events led to his death and what happened after his departure from this world? To understand the circumstances surrounding the martyrdom of prophet Muhammad (SAWW), our co-hosts are joined by a good friend of the podcast, Mohamed Ali who adds unique insights to this historical enigma. Keep an open mind and listen in to this thought-provoking discussion.

Can Imam Hussain (as) change your life? Why is Arba’een so important - even if you are not in Karbala right now? This week, we are joined by reciter, poet and author, Mulla Ahmad Seddiq, who takes us on an emotional and heartfelt journey with him to truly understand the gravity of Arba’een. This episode is overflowing with emotion, lessons and authenticity - not to be missed!

Kamil Al Ziarat (English PDF)

https://www.duas.org/downloads/Kamiluz-ziarat.pdf

Do you follow religion or culture blindly? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with fake news and misinformation, should we allow our minds to think freely? In this episode, we are joined by special guest brother Mohammed Ali Muraj, who discusses the importance of critical thinking as Muslims. If you are someone that simply believes everything that you hear, this conversation is for you.

In this enlightening episode, our co-hosts are joined by the esteemed Sayed Mahdi Modarresi as they explore common misconceptions surrounding the events of Karbala during Muharram. They address questions about the alleged involvement of Shia in the killing of Imam Hussain (as), the significance behind Shia's expression of grief and tears on Ashura, and an examination of potentially fabricated stories from the Battle of Karbala. These misconceptions often arise in online discussions, dialogues, and literature. This conversation seeks to offer historical, spiritual, and factual insights to dispel any confusion from the minds of the believers.