The episode featuring Muhammad on The Deen Show discusses the trend observed by him in the Muslim and Arab social media influencer community. Muhammad highlights a common pattern where influencers start by appealing to the Muslim and Arab communities by creating content related to Islam, only to later transition towards mainstream content as they gain broader appeal. This shift often results in the dilution or absence of Islamic content in favor of more general topics. Muhammad takes a proactive approach to ensure his content remains aligned with Islam by incorporating 'Muslim' in his channel name, reminding himself of the responsibility to present Islam in a positive light. He stresses the importance of maintaining a balance between entertainment and religious representation, acknowledging the potential pitfalls that come with widespread fame and financial success in the influencer industry.

Muhammad also touches upon the possibility of some influencers intentionally targeting the Muslim audience initially, only to pivot away from Islamic themes as they grow in popularity. While acknowledging such instances exist, Muhammad chooses to give the benefit of the doubt, assuming most influencers start with good intentions but might unintentionally stray from their original focus due to factors like financial pressures and content demands. He emphasizes the need for vigilance and self-awareness to avoid being misled by external influences that could potentially lead individuals astray from their faith. By sharing his insights and experiences, Muhammad hopes to inspire others to stay true to their values and beliefs while navigating the dynamic world of social media influence.