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In an age where Islamic knowledge is consumed through short clips and viral personalities, an important question must be asked: What happened to isnād, the chain of knowledge in Islam? In this episode of RE-MIND, Shaykh Waseem Ahmed joins Saf Saleem for a deep, honest conversation about the crisis of authority in Islam and how the loss of traditional learning structures is impacting Muslim communities today.
They explore:
This conversation addresses real issues facing Muslims today: TikTok Islam, algorithm driven da’wah, performative spirituality, and the erosion of accountability in religious leadership. Whether you’re a student of knowledge, a parent, a community leader, or someone trying to reconnect with Islam in a confusing digital world, this episode offers clarity, grounding, and direction rooted in the Islamic tradition.
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In this episode, Saf Saleem sits down with Imran Rahim for an honest conversation on being real in faith, what it actually means beyond labels, culture and stereotypes.
We explore the pressures placed on both converts and born Muslims and the internal struggle many people face when trying to reconcile authenticity with faith. Imran shares his personal journey, the challenges he’s navigated, and the lessons he’s learned through lived experience, including his time studying with Habib Umar in the blessed lands of Tarim.
Watch the full conversation and join us as we unpack what being real can look like.
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ABOUT RE-MIND COMMUNITY PODCAST
For over 15 years, 24Pictures founders Saf Saleem & Kash Iqbal have worked on the ground with mosques, teachers, community leaders, and…
We’ve seen first-hand the quiet pressures placed on communities:
The strain on teachers, the widening gap between generations, fragile community cohesion, and a growing identity crisis many Muslims are navigating in silence.
This podcast exists to talk about what usually gets ignored.
Each episode is an unscripted conversation exploring the realities behind community work — the wins, the frustrations, the blind spots, and the uncomfortable truths. We speak to people who are actively shaping communities, and those affected by the systems (or lack of systems) meant to support them.
Our aim is simple:
To highlight the challenges honestly, surface better thinking, and show what actually works when communities are supported properly — culturally, spiritually, and operationally.
This podcast also underpins Community Connect — the platform we’ve built to help community organisations modernise their communication, engagement, and infrastructure without losing their values or identity.
We’re Kash and Saf, and this is a space for the conversations our communities actually need.