Siddiqa Juma is an award-winning Muslim graphic artist. In this episode, we discussed creativity in Islam and as Muslims in our current time. 

We also discussed her journey to the house of Allah one painting at a time which is a recurring theme in her artwork. 

Osama is the founder of Mocha7 - a product innovation design and launch studio based in Seattle, USA. 

He is also a mentor at Founder Academy among other things.

He recently started a campaign to support the orphans with other Muslim photographers. Their charity campaign - http://ForYatim.com - is in its last week. Check it out if you haven't yet. 

In this episode, I talked to Usman Majid. He is also a podcaster and you should check his podcast as well.

Shelina is a vice president at Ogilvy Noor.  

She helped in establishing Ogilvy Noor's pioneering role in the growing Islamic branding and marketing industry, and the growth of the Muslim consumer market, as well as establishing our thought leadership.

Peter is a designer at heart. He has been leading design teams for over 20+ years now. 

In this episode, we discuss how his spiritual journey lead him to Islam via design and curiosity. 

Almir Colan is a Director at the Australian Centre for Islamic Finance (AUSCIF) and CEO at Olive Investments. Almir is also an advisor to a number of institutions that provide Islamic finance services.

In this episode, we discussed a bit about his childhood and Bosnia where he grew up. We also discussed a bit of history, Islamic Finance, and cryptocurrencies as well. 

In this episode, we had a heart to heart talk with a dear friend of mine Chris Abdur-Rahman Blauvelt. 

While some of you have heard of his website Launch Good - a Kickstarter for Muslims, do you know his life story?

This is exactly what this episode all about. Enjoy.

Yusuf is originally from Bangladesh but he lived most of his childhood in the blessed city of Mecca. Life was good until one day his family got a notice that they have to leave the country. It changed everything. 

Listen to this story full of adventure how it is to start from scratch in a new country and eventually he made it to America where he helps other entrepreneurs with their websites and online presence. 

Nazir was raised in a family environment that some of us may call broken. It is not what happens to you, but what you do with it counts. 

Today he is a father of 10 children and a Muslim parenting coach. 

Listen to this episode to discover his story what led him to make this 180 degrees change. 

Halil Demir started a local Muslim charity just months before 9/11. 

Now it is a multimillion-dollar international relief organization: www.zakat.org.

Often we only see what is in front of our eyes and tend to forget how things are always in the years in the making. 

What you might not know that he is originally from a farmer's family where he started taking care of the animals at the age of 6-7.

In this episode, we go back, way back when he started volunteering and helping those in need first in his home country in Turkey. 

Later he continued his volunteer work while studying in Europe. Today Zakat Foundation of America is one of the leading Muslim charities in the world helping the needy. 

We also discussed his book "9 Myths About Muslim Charities" and some funny stories Mr. Halil deals with as a Muslim charity in the US.