Brother Talib, who was raised amongst the urban culture of London and discovered Islam in a unique way. His journey into Islam revealed a startling truth: many lack exposure to different Islamic perspectives. Talib, however, embraced Shia Islam, but was initially discouraged from exploring it further and was told to stay clear from pivotal events like Ghadeer and Karbala, and was told that Shias had a separate religion. With his unique urban background, Talib offers us a fresh perspective that sheds light on the complexities of faith in the modern world.

We have an exclusive discussion with one half of the Tejani Brothers. Shabbir talks to us about where it all began, the work it takes to co-produce 20 Noha albums alongside his brother (Dr. Abbas Tejani) whilst working full time as well as what it means to him to serve the Ahlulbayt (AS)

Witness the inspiring journey of three visionary individuals as they establish an organization offering weekly programs for all ages. Every Thursday, they gather a diverse community for enlightening discussions, educational activities, and interactive workshops. Their dedication shines through thoughtfully curated programs that nurture minds and hearts.

Zainab Ibrahim is a family mediator who works for the Iraqi Welfare Association. She has a long and distinguished career in social work, and has dedicated her life to helping others. In this episode of the podcast, Zainab talks about her journey of volunteering, and how it has led her to where she is today. She shares her insights on family mediation, and offers advice to those who are struggling with conflict in their own families. Zainab's story is an inspiration to us all, and her passion for helping others is truly contagious.

From Becoming the Head of Religious Education, co-authoring educational textbooks on Shia Islam to visiting the Vatican libraries alongside Sayed Ammar Nakshawani and Father Chritopher Clohessy. Zameer talks us through his journey in his profession and what he has learnt from his time as an RE teacher today.

From Becoming the Head of Religious Education, co-authoring educational textbooks on Shia Islam to visiting the Vatican libraries alongside Sayed Ammar Nakshawani and Father Chritopher Clohessy. Zameer talks us through his journey in his profession and what he has learnt from his time as an RE teacher today.

A heartfelt discussion with Mustafa & Rawa talking to us about their journey finding out about their sons beautiful condition. Learning about the world of Autism and how it how it has changed them along the way.

Being a core part of creating a platform for Muslims in London, Mohamed Ridha talks to us about the history of the community and the work it took to reach where we have today. Mohamed has had many achievements over the years with many more still to come.

From African Recitations to traditional reciters, where do these styles originate from? What makes a good Qur'an reciter and does it matter if you have a bad voice? Sayed Jalal talks to us about his journey to becoming a world renowned reciter and his experience on The Shia Voice.  

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Your personal trainer is lying to you! - From leaving studies to focusing on gym full time, Yusif tells us all the secrets to reach your full potential in living a healthy lifestyle!