In this episode of The Deen Show, titled 'How A Blind Muslim is Sharing Islam One Dot At A Time (Islam by Touch),' Eddie introduces a visually impaired guest who discusses the nuances between being legally blind and totally blind. The guest, who is legally blind, explains the challenges he faces due to his deteriorated vision. He shares a touching story of how his wife, who is totally blind, converted to Islam after a year-long dialogue about the faith. The couple's inspiring journey highlights the beauty of Islam and the universal connection shared by people of different abilities. Eddie and his guest shed light on the importance of inclusivity in religious spaces and the lack of resources available for blind individuals, emphasizing the need for accessible materials, such as Braille.

Moreover, the conversation delves into the guest's innovative initiative of making Islamic literature accessible to the blind community through Braille printing. With statistics revealing over 285 million blind individuals worldwide, and 10 million in North America alone, the necessity for Braille materials becomes evident. The guest's efforts to produce Braille copies of Islamic texts demonstrate a commitment to inclusivity and spreading knowledge to all, regardless of visual abilities. By addressing the cost and limited availability of blind-accessible products, the episode encourages viewers to consider the importance of accommodating diverse needs within the Muslim community and beyond. Through this engaging dialogue, The Deen Show continues its mission of promoting understanding and dispelling misconceptions about Islam while advocating for inclusivity and accessibility in religious education.