After Maghrib 🌙

Back from Karbala after walking with the millions of pilgrims from all around the world who went for Arbaeen. We share some of our Ziyara highlights and how to move forward without turning our backs on the Spiritual month of Muharram. Joined by special guest Mehdi Taki, together we discuss some mind blowing memories and some words of advice. Don’t miss out on the latest podcast and be part of this Hussaini conversation.

From worshipping rocks to beating ourselves, co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas discuss some of the most absurd misconceptions facing the Shia community. Listen in as they go over some of their own experiences being Shia Muslims.

Today we summarize our favorite clips we came across over the Month of Imam Hussain (AS). Muharram always leaves us in awe with lessons we learn from Imam Hussain and the community all over the world & we want to share with you what inspired us the most!

This weeks conversation looks at how the 21st century has changed the way Muslims seek knowledge. Co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas along with their special guest discuss some of the pros and cons of gaining knowledge online.

With the worlds largest pilgrimage only weeks away, this weeks episode looks at the Arbaeen Ziyareh of Imam Hussain (as). Listen as Sayed Ali Radhawi & Ahmed Abbas are joined with a special guest, Sayed Mohammed Moosawi who speaks about his experiences and much much more!

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Is mourning for Imam Hussain (as) in English boring or should it be encouraged? How should families commemorate Muharram around the world? What language is the majlis you attend?

In this weeks episode, Ahmed Abbas and Sayed Ali Radhawi discuss the fascinating world of language and culture and its intertwined role with religion. The discussion of azadari, nauha and latmiyat is also brought up, giving us food for thought.

Co- Hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi & Ahmed Abbas share some of their personal reflections from attending Muharram Majalis. The conversation touches on some lessons, a brief look at some of the tragedies from Ashura with recitations from both towards the end of the podcast.   The tragedy of Hussain (as) unites us all. We all share that in common. The undying love, the overflowing emotion. The burning sorrow 🖤 Imam Al Hussain (as) inspires us with the same message taught by his grandfather and his family. To worship none but Allah (swt) and give back in service to those around us. He is the Ark of Salvation and we pray to Allah (swt) to never deprive us from His service and from the service of Hussain (as).   On behalf of the entire team at After Maghrib, we send our condolences firstly to Imam Al-Hujjah (ajfs) and to all the Muslim Ummah on the martyrdom of Imam al-Hussain (as), his beloved family and his loyal companions. 🤲🏼

In this weeks podcast, we assess the growth and needs of the western Shia community from the perspective of youth, particularly within the UK. Through analysis, we discuss the role of Majalis in Muslim community building, vs. needs to foster unity outside of the Majlis Al-Hussain (as). This includes fair envolvement of women, organisation and politics, along with much more. This episode was recorded just before the start of Muharram, with co-hosts Ahmed and Ali Radhawi joined by special guest brother Aimen.

Are we part-time Muslims? Does our spiritually waver across the year? As the month of Muharram begins, hosts Ahmed Abbas and Sayed Ali Radhawi take a look at how to make the most of this season. We discuss ways to stick to your commitments, learn from our lessons, and ultimately become closer to Allah (swt).

Are you proud of your identity as a Shia Muslim? What does Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib mean to you? In this Eid al Ghdeer Special, Ahmed and Sayed Ali discuss all things culture and religion, along with some words of poetry and a short Arabic quiz!