OnePath Podcast

 In our latest podcast, we sit down with Dr Samir Mahmoud to discuss the impact of post modernism on the worldview of Muslims. We discuss the implications of individualism, the rise of woke culture and engagement vs seclusion in the modern world.

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On our latest Podcast we are joined with Mufti Abdul Wahab Waheed from Miftaah Institute, Michigan USA. We discuss his upbringing, his pursuit of scholarship, his work in building an education institute and the loss of his late brother Shaykh Abdul Raheem Waheed.

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Kidnapped, hooded and stripped, serving years in prison without charge or trial.

The trials of Moazzam Begg are daunting and horrific to say the least, serving time in the infamous Bagram Prison and Guantanamo Bay. 

Although Begg has been declared an innocent man, the memories and his pursuit for justice remain. 

Join us as he walks us through his harrowing journey.

A word of caution, the themes discussed can be confronting and traumatic for some.

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On the latest episode of the OnePath podcast, we are joined with Dr Mustafa Khattab, translator of the Clear Quran, and author of the Clear Quranic Dictionary and also the Quran for Kids.

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What does it mean to be intelligent? Immediately we may think of figures like Albert Einstein and those who possess a genius-level IQ. People who have committed much to memory and have brains like computers.

Yet today, this traditional understanding of intelligence has taken a major shift - whereby those who have excelled in their IQ are being overshadowed by those who have mastered the EQ. Emotional Intelligence.

Today we are joined with Shaykh Mikaeel Ahmed Smith, a teacher at Qalam Seminary in Texas, and author of the book “With the heart in mind - the moral and emotional intelligence of the Prophet ﷺ”.

Join us, as we unravel the profound concept of emotional intelligence to not only better our lives and relationships, but to better our identity as Muslims and embodiments of the Prophetic Sunnah.

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The infamous “Central Park Five” was a case that made headlines around the world. On the eve of the 19th of April,1989, a young white woman jogging through Central Park, New York, was brutally attacked, raped and left unconscious. Following a vicious media storm, five black and brown teens were swiftly charged with her rape after being coerced into falsely confessing - Raymond Santana, 14; Kevin Richardson, 14; Antron McCray, 15; Yusef Salaam, 15; and Korey Wise, 16.

Thirteen years later in 2002, they were exonerated after a prison inmate confessed to the crime. Today, they are known as the “Exonerated Five”. Their inspirational story is told in the Emmy Award-winning Netflix series, “When They See Us”.

In this special podcast, we are joined by one of the exonerated five, Dr Yusef Salaam. Dr Salaam is an author, motivational speaker and a current Boardman of the Innocence Project.

In this conversation he speaks about his life behind prison, his relationship with his faith and how he has been able to grow from his experience.

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We sit down with Ibn Ali Miller from the viral street fight video. 
After stumbling across a street fight, Ibn Ali Miller took it upon himself to teach some young teens a lesson about respect. The moment was caught on camera and became one of the biggest viral moments of the year. He was commended by the likes of Steve Harvey, Lebron James and even Snoop Dogg.

We speak to Ibn Ali about his upbringing, his viral moment and what it really means to embody Islam in the Hood.

We hope you enjoy the listen.

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Shaykh JJ Muhammad Shakur has a phenomenal story. Born and raised in the city of Toronto, Canada, he grew up hustling in the streets trying to make quick money. After a near-death experience in the streets, he had a striking encounter with an elder that saw him embrace Islam in 1998. He went on to study the sciences of Islam across the Muslim world and has since been studying and teaching Islam for the past 18 years.

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When Abdulah Hamimi was in his late teenage years, living life comfortably, his life would change forever when he was involved in a tragic car accident. Due to the nature of the accident, Abdulah lost the ability to walk and now lives his life very differently from what he is used to. 

Abdulah sits down with OnePath Network and talks about his experiences during, before and after the accident and the lessons he derived from it. He gives us insight into his life, showing just what it means to deal with some of life’s real problems and how Islam has taught him to handle these life-altering challenges. 

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 In our latest podcast, we sit down with YouTube's favourite South Korean Muslim - Daud Kim. We speak about events in his life including his recent marriage, his mother's health and his overall journey to Islam. We also asked some of the questions our viewers sent in over social media. Enjoy the episode!

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