Omar Suleiman shares how physical and emotional scars—like those of Uwais al-Qarni or Gaza’s children—can become lifelong reminders of divine mercy and strength.

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Yasir Qadhi explores how five major Western thinkers—Edward Gibbon, Max Weber, Friedrich Nietzsche, Charles Taylor, and Alasdair MacIntyre—warned that removing religion may unravel moral foundations, meaning, and modern civilization itself.

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“Where are the good men?” Mufti Menk asks—does success mean anything if you can’t honor the one at home?

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Bilal Assad reminds us: Will you let time slip like sand through your fingers, or will you treat every moment as your greatest opportunity for Jannah?

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Haifaa Younis asks: What if the opportunity you’re delaying is the one Allah sent to change your life forever?

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Muhammad Hoblos asks: What if true success isn’t in chasing money, fame, or love—but in remembering Allah? Could the key you’re ignoring be the only one that matters?

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Nouman Ali Khan asks: What if your unanswered du’as mean you’re closer to Allah, not forgotten? Why did Maryam (A.S.), so beloved, still wish for death?

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Mufti Menk says every soul tastes death—but why does Allah use the word taste? Could it be sweet for some… and unbearably bitter for others?

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Omar Suleiman explains why hopelessness is so impermissible in Islam. What if doubt isn’t your greatest threat—but despair is? Discover how mockery fuels faith, not breaks it.

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Is it time to move past centuries-old Aqida debates?

In this thought-provoking episode, Yasir Qadhi reconsiders his views on Salafi, Ash’ari, and Maturidi theology—arguing these were historical efforts, not divine truths. He calls for unity, critical thinking, and a fresh theological lens fit for today’s challenges.

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