After Maghrib 🌙

The internet exploded as British boxer Amir Khan visited Najaf & Karbala. Muslims online spent days debating if he's Shia, doing shirk and questioning his faith. When high profile Muslims are in the spotlight, this can confuse believers in looking up to them for the wrong reasons. In this week's episode, cohosts Sayed Ali Radhawi & Ahmed Abbas ask if we are idolising Muslim celebrities?

All Muslims put the Quran as the centre of their faith. Some claim the Shia don't read the Quran even though Hadith Al-Thaqalayn demonstrates otherwise. Many have never opened the holy scripture in years and millions of believers across the world find reciting a few verses a real struggle. Do we give the holy book the respect it deserves? In this week's episode, our co-hosts Ahmed Abbas & Sayed Ali Radhawi are joined by special guest Mulla Rashid Haider discussing all things Quran.

Across the western world, Muslims feel pressure with fitting in and at times find themselves questioning Islam's compatibility with culture and values. In this episode, Co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas are joined by life coach sister Wessen Al Shamary who takes the conversation on a journey towards being your authentic self.

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Men and women both search for love, comfort and friendship. Since having relationships outside of marriage is deemed Haram, Muslims everywhere struggle not to cross the line. Co hosts Ahmed Abbas & Sayed Ali Radhawi go over some red flags when finding a spouse and discuss some of the dangers of such sinful relationships.

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YouTuber True Geordie recently made Islamophobic comments that sparked outrage across the western Muslim world. Major brands Gym Shark & Twitch dropped their sponsorships and many Muslims feel hurt and betrayed. Should we stay quite when someone points the finger at us? Do such comments impact Muslims negatively? In this episode, special guest Mojtaba Al-Hoseinie and our cohosts talk about Islamphobia and bullying whilst exploring ways of getting our supplications (Dua) answered by Allah SWT.

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Andrew Tate converts to Islam. Can we learn from him? The internet exploded after a video of the well known 'misogynist' was seen praying in a UAE mosque went viral. Whilst some Muslims welcomed this news with open arms, conversations erupted in the wider Muslim community. Joining us this week is esteemed guest Sheikh Jaffer Ladak examining the repercussions of looking up to such personalities. Coshosts Ahmed Abbas & Sayed Ali Radhawi take the conversation deeper with respect to pressure on men making vast amounts of money and getting rich as Muslims.

Racism affects the lives of millions around the world and the Muslim community is no different. Allah (SWT) states in the noble Quran that He “created us into nations and tribes so that we may know one another”. As Muslims, the verse itself (49:13) should be sufficient enough guidance on how to get along with others. In this episode our co-hosts Ahmed Abbas & Sayed Ali Radhawi are joined by special guest Br Mohammed Ali discussing racism in the Shia community, at times of marriage and the ethnicity of some of our holy Imams (as).

Lying is considered a major sin and the world is full of it. We find it extremely hard to speak the truth and for many it’s a norm. Is Taqiya lying? Are we allowed to lie knowingly at certain situations? Listen to the latest podcast as cohosts Ahmed Abbas & Sayed Ali Radhawi try to understand the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

Is celebrating the birth of Prophet Muhammad (saw), considered innovation? Do Shia's place Imam Ali (as) before the Holy Prophet (saw)? Every year millions of Muslims around the world both Sunni and Shia look forward to marking the auspicious birth of Rasool Allah Muhammad (saw) by praising him and remembering the life of Allah (swt) mercy to mankind. In this Milad Al-Nabi special podcast, Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas share love for the beloved prophet (saw), as well as some recitations in honor of the greatest man to ever walk this earth!

Is there compulsion in religion? Sheikh Saleem Bhimji joins us from Canada to understand the Quran and the revelation to determine judging others, and the theory of compulsion in religion. This conversation is critical, and sensitive. It’s a nuanced discussion and requires full attention. We’d encourage you to hear the full podcast before making any conclusions.