Haya wa Iman | A Podcast on Race, Gender and Muslims in America

Haya wa Iman | A Podcast on Race, Gender and Muslims in America

By Ikhlas Saleem and Makkah AliSociety & CultureReligion & SpiritualityIslam
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Haya wa Iman | A Podcast on Race, Gender and Muslims in America episodes

  • Episode 7: The Moon Sighting Wars
    Ikhlas and Makkah talk deen and dunya, how to get closer to #RamdanGoals, and struggle to remember Ramadans pre-25. Follow @i_saleem and @MsMakkah on Twitter. If you enjoy listening to Haya wa Iman, click here to subscribe/rate/review us on iTunes, Stitcher, Acast and SoundCloud.
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  • Episode 6: Muslims in Love (with Ihssan Tahir)
    Tune in for a conversation about love: how to find it, how to keep it, and what happens when you lose it. Ikhlas and Makkah speak to a few folks in different stages of their romantic journeys about relationships, marriage, and “Black Love,” that alluring concept that Barack and Michelle have us all craving. Guests […]
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  • Episode 5: Are All My Skinfolk My Kinfolk?
    On this episode Ikhlas and Makkah invite resident diaspora experts, Maryam Adamu and Samira Abderahman, to discuss being “Black,” “Black Americans,” “African Americans,” and sometimes “Americans from Africa.” Click here to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
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  • Episode 4: Black Muslim Film With Nijla Mu’min
    In this episode Ikhlas announces a surprise new co-host and sits down with Nijla Mu’min of the upcoming film “Jinn.” Plus!: A shoutout to Ciara and Russell Wilson for renewing our faith in humanity. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
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  • Episode 1: Umi Says
    In this first episode of Haya wa Iman I sit down with my mother, Surayyah Fareed, to discuss her conversion to Islam and its spiritual and social impact. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
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Ikhlas Saleem and Makkah Ali cover everything from race, gender and Muslims in America to Ciara, Atlanta and everything else pop culture.