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In this celebratory episode, I sit down with Sheikh Nabil as we explore many lingering questions regarding Imam Mahdi such as:
Where does He live?
Is He married?
Does He have kids?
Where does He work?
... and many, many more.
Is Imam Mahdi mentioned in other religious scriptures? What does He mean to humanity? How do we prepare for Him? Will Jesus actually return? And will He pray behind Imam Mahdi? Is Imamate a position that is superior to Prophethood?
All relevant links and resources will be provided in the Show Notes.
Enjoy! Thank you, and God bless you all!
And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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In this celebratory episode, Salih Baity and I chat about Imam Husain and his family and companions. We. talk about the energy found in Karabal; he also shares with me how his family joined the school of Ahlulbayt and who his favorite hero of Karbala is. Was Lady Fatima a businesswoman? What was Fadak? Tune in to find out.
All relevant links and resources will be provided in the Show Notes.
Enjoy! Thank you, and God bless you all!
And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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In this episode, I sit down with my good friend Muhammad and we exchange our thoughts as it pertains to letter 53 from Nahjul Balagha, a letter Imam Ali wrote to Malik al-Ashtar, one of his most loyal and devoted companions. We look at the utopian government of Imam Ali, his justice, and qualities as a Divine Leader.
All relevant links and resources will be provided in the Show Notes.
Enjoy! Thank you, and God bless you all!
And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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In this week's episode, we discuss whether or not being religious or spiritual are the same thing. Are they both mutually exclusive? Why does being religious have a such a negative connotation? Does religion make us judgmental people? Are we intolerant because we are religious folks? What do these terms even mean? Muhammad and Aida entertain us with their perspectives on these matters.
All relevant links and resources will be provided in the Show Notes.
Enjoy! Thank you, and God bless you all!
And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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In this episode, I sit down with Mawlana Baig and Pastor Mike and we discuss our spiritual journeys of ups and downs. Why is there a struggle to begin with? And what is the remedy? Does our financial circumstances determine our relationship with the Lord? Is it better to be poor or rich? We look at examples from the Bible and Quran on people who came before us and struggled with their own spirituality. My two guests share with me how they manage their own struggles.
All relevant links and resources will be provided in the Show Notes.
Enjoy! Thank you, and God bless you all!
And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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The Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him & his family) said, “The best of you are those who are best to their family, and I am the best amongst you to my family.” Imam Ja’far…
I’m King Abu, your host. Originally from East Africa and now living in the States, I’m a full-time provider, student, and most importantly, a father to two energetic boys. Life keeps me busy, and let’s be real—Somali tea keeps me going.
But beyond the daily hustle, my journey led me to a painful realization: our communities are struggling with broken families, and no one wants to talk about it. After my divorce, I saw firsthand how unprepared many of us are for marriage and the responsibilities that come with it. Divorce rates in the Muslim Ummah are rising, and if we want to change that, we need to start at the root—by preparing ourselves and our youth for healthy, lasting relationships.
That’s why Mindful Meeting isn’t just about marriage. It’s about holistic growth—spiritually, financially, mentally, emotionally, and physically—because building strong families starts with becoming strong individuals. Every week, I sit down with experts and real people to uncover wisdom, share stories, and learn how to navigate life’s challenges with faith and intention.
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