After Maghrib 🌙

Do you live your life as if you were to live forever? Regardless of your race, religion, status or wealth, everyone on this earth will experience death. Death is the sole certainty in life, as Allah SWT explicitly states in the Quran, "Every soul shall taste death." In a conversation between our co-hosts, Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas, they delve into accepting this reality, contemplate our readiness for death and share memories of their loved ones. Tune in for a pathway to a spiritual awakening discussion.

This week's episode features Nouri Sardar, a recent immigrant to the USA, who sheds light on the difficulties faced by Muslims living in Western societies. Our co-hosts discuss Nouri's experiences in navigating Western customs and fostering cultural understanding. If you're a Muslim grappling with the challenges of adapting to your religious identity, regardless of your background, this conversation is tailored to you.

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(After Maghrib Mukbang) Following weeks of consecutive episodes during Ramadan, it's now time to unwind a little. Our co-hosts, Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas are joined by their good friend Amirsadiq Karimi for a casual lighthearted conversation for an after iftar chill.

As we approach the last week of Shahr Ramadan, it's essential to reflect on our journey thus far and see what the future holds. Have you made the necessary arrangements for the conclusion of this sacred month? How content are you with your efforts to strengthen your connection with Allah (SWT)? Join us for a spiritually-enriching discussion as we go over bother good and bad habits with great ways to make Dua correctly. Featuring Brother Ibrahim Ansari as our special guest from the city of Najaf, alongside co-hosts Ahmed Abbas and Sayed Ali Radhawi.

As the nights of destiny (Qadr) arrive, Muslims around the world seek ways to draw closer to Allah SWT. During Ramadan, the position of Imam Ali Ibn Abu Talib (as) holds great importance, particularly for Shia Muslims. In this podcast, our co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas discuss Laylat Al-Qadr and share their personal connection with Imam Ali.

Are Muslim charities exploiting Ramadan to cash in on donations? Are some charities more concerned with their own bottom line than actually helping those in need? The holy Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:274) instructs Muslims to give to charity regularly, and during Ramadan, many Muslims embrace this practice wholeheartedly. However, with an overwhelming number of charities, it's easy to feel confused about how your money is used. Join our guests from The Zahra Trust, Maryam Hilli and Salim Kassam, as they take on our hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas. Join us as we take a closer look at the saturated Muslim charity space and the cut-throat competition for donations during the holy month.

Where do we get trends from? How important is it to have a luxury lifestyle? Due to the ongoing cost of living crisis, people require financial assistance. As Muslims, what is the most appropriate way to utilise our wealth? While charity is encouraged in Islam, the ultimate solution lies in the Islamic redistribution of wealth. Sheikh Jaffer Ladak provides a thorough explanation of this issue in his discussion with brother Neil Nasser from The Hope Appeal. Join our co-hosts as they endeavor to unravel the hidden truth about money.

Having difficulty discovering God? While some of us may not experience spirituality, we all possess the potential for spiritual connection. Fortunately, the Ahlulbayt (as) have provided us with effective means of connecting with our creator. With God as our ultimate guide, Sheikh Javad Shomali joins our co-hosts to explore these spiritual treasures.

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Ramadhan Mubarak! In the first episode this holy month, our team are joined by educator and scholar Sayeda Gul e Zehra. We discuss how to conquer Shahr Ramadhan, ways to defeat Shaytaan and how to overcome the laziness and exhaustion we all feel.