Ihya502

In this episode of Suhba Roundtable, host Hamza Foy sits with Arshak Naseer & Yazen Kurdi to discuss emotional intelligence in relation to how we interact with each other everyday and in relation to the book 'With the Heart in Mind' by Imam Mikaeel Smith.

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00:00​​ - Introduction
03:10 - What is Emotional Intelligence?
05:15​​ - Sympathy & Empathy
11:15 - Modeling vs. Teaching Emotional Intelligence
16:15​ - Interpersonal vs. Virtual Communication
17:20​ - Filters
21:45​ - Language between Generations in our Community
26:40 - Dealing with the People
27:45 - Importance of Emotional Intelligence
30:20 - Need for Therapists/Counseling in our Community
38:40 - Showing Appreciation

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You can find this podcast's website at http://ihya-502.glitch.me/​
Check us out on Substack: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-substack​
Check us out on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-spotify
Check us out on Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-apple-podcast
Any questions can be sent to Br. Hamza Foy or emailed to [email protected]

In this episode of Reading Between The Lines, Hamza & Mishkat discuss a hit miniseries on HBO called 'Chernobyl'. This is a dramatic retelling of the events leading up to and the aftermath of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant's meltdown in 1986 in Soviet Ukraine.

We discuss the stellar videography, cast, characters, and plot of this miniseries.

Warning: There is one scene of nudity, in the 3rd or 4th episode, where Russian miners had to mine without clothing. This is a brief scene and is inconsequential to the plot. We recommend this miniseries for older adolescence and adults only as this show deals heavily with the effects of radiation on the body and does have gruesome scenes depicting bodily harm from radiation.

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00:00​ - Introduction
01:52​ - Show Review
48:27​ - Book Recommendation: With the Heart in Mind

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You can find this podcast's website at http://ihya-502.glitch.me/
Check us out on YouTube: http://tinyurl.com/ihya502-youtube
Check us out on Substack: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-substack
Check us out on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-spotify
With the Heart in Mind: https://www.qalam.foundation/qalambooks/with-the-heart-in-mind

In this episode of Muslim Musings, host Hamza Foy sits with Shahid Qamar and discusses artificial intelligence, machine learning, and ways to learn more about these topics & programming in general.

If you are interested in the local class that Shahid Qamar is looking to teach on the foundations of the Python programming language, artificial intelligence, & machine learning - reach out to us directly!

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00:00​ - Introduction
02:34​ - What is Artificial Intelligence?
04:04​ - Real world examples of AI
09:06 - Differentiating AI from Machine Learning
20:34 - Restricting your data
25:09 - Resources to learn more about programming/AI/ML
28:25 - Local opportunity to learn more

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You can find this podcast's website at http://ihya-502.glitch.me/
Check us out on YouTube: http://tinyurl.com/ihya502-youtube
Check us out on Substack: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-substack
Check us out on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-spotify

Suhba Roundtable is a format of group discussion, typically involving young adults from the Louisville Suhba gatherings, where common topics and themes are discussed that are relevant to our Louisville Muslim community.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of decision-making and responsibility in the lives of young adults.

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You can find this podcast's website at http://ihya-502.glitch.me/
Check us out on Substack: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-substack
Check us out on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-spotify
You can learn more about the Louisville Suhba at https://lou-suhba.glitch.me/

Host Hamza Foy goes into more detail about the intentions behind Ihya502 & how this podcast fits into and benefits the community.

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00:00 - Introduction
02:39 - Constructive, not Destructive
08:17 - Connecting Community Members
11:47 - Reignite one's interest in Islam
14:41 - Technical Information about Ihya502

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You can find this podcast's website at http://ihya-502.glitch.me/
Check us out on Substack: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-substack
Check us out on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ihya502-spotify

This segment is called Reading between the Lines where we discuss a book that we read recently and also make a few book suggestions for our Muslim community. In this episode, we discuss The End is Always Near by author and podcaster Dan Carlin. Dan Carlin started his career in the radio broadcast industry and has since moved into the world of podcasting, producing incredible history podcasts such as Hardcore History & various albums including Supernova in the East.

The End is Always Near is a historical nonfiction book looking at instances in human history where a society perceived its near end - including the Black Death (bubonic plague) of the mid 1300s & the start of the atomic age with the development of nuclear arsenals by both the United States & then Soviet Union.

The book suggestions at the end of the episode include:

• Mukhtasar al-Akhdari translated by Sidi Baye
• al-Maqasid: Imam Nawawi's Manual of Islam translated by Nuh Ha Mim Keller
• Centering Black Narrative: Black Muslim Nobles among the Early Pious Muslims by Imam Dawud Walid
• Nur al-Uyun translated by Bilal Patell & Mariam Conlan
• Prophetic Wellbeing: 40 Hadith on Healthy Living translated by Moin Uddin Khan

The first official episode of Ihya502. This segment, titled Muslim Musings, involves the host Hamza Foy interviewing a member of the Louisville Muslim community. In this episode, our first guest is Salihin Muqarrabin. Salihin Muqarrabin grew up in the Brooklyn, NYC Muslim community near Masjid Taqwa & lived in the Poconos Mountains in Pennsylvania before moving to Louisville. We compare & contrast the two communities and have a side conversation about the significance of the janazah ceremonies in the Islamic tradition.

In this episode, Hamza Foy explores the conception of Ihya502, the format of this short-form podcast, & the goals for this podcast.