Khadr El Chami — known online as Abu Jannah — is an Islamic studies teacher, speaker, and da'i, born and raised in Montreal. With over a decade in education, he's spent his career trying to be, in his words, the person he needed when he was young.In this episode, we have an honest conversation about what's really happening to our youth — and to all of us.We cover:What changed in 2010 — and why anxiety, depression, and self-harm spiked overnightWhy addicts don't actually love what they're addicted to — they love the escapeThe "escape pod" in your pocket: always on, always pushing haramWhy the biggest addiction today isn't porn or weed — it's easeFlipping Maslow's pyramid: why the believer starts at the topPurpose of life vs purpose in lifeWhy chasing money, fame, and numbers only leaves you more emptyTraining the nafs to be comfortable with the uncomfortableWhy 16 is not a child — Islamically, it's manhoodCommunity, companionship, and building environments where Islam feels "cool"Being a stranger: praying in public, owning your identity in QuebecA reminder that the void in your heart was never meant to be filled by anything other than Allah.📍 Catch Abu Jannah at the LIT Convention (Learning Islam Together) — July 26th, Embassy Plaza, Laval.🎙️ Seeking Rizq — Where faith meets ambition, rizq follows.