Talking Deen

Despite facing rejection from the strong and notable tribes to protect the Da'wah, Allah's support came from somewhere least expected. A small group of six men from Al-Khazraj embraced the Deen and Islam rapidly spread across the households of Yathrib leading to the first pledge of Aqabah.

Mus'ab ibn Umayr (RA) was then sent to Yathrib to teach the new Muslims and support them in their Da'wah. Mus'ab and the new Muslims succeeded in transforming the society of Yathrib from Kufr to Islam in less than a year, laying the foundations of the first Islamic State.

In this episode, we welcome a special guest, born and brought up in Palestine, with a deep understanding of the nations and people who inhabited this land from many thousands of years ago till today. The history and chronological events help us to understand the rightful occupants of Palestine, whether "Israel" has any claim to it, and how Muslims should be prepared to expose the post-Holocaust narrative of 'A Land without a People, for a People without a Land'.

Special Guest: Rashel.

As the Ceasefire between Hamas and the terrorist state of “Israel” comes into action, and the weapons are put down by the brave mujahideen, the far more dangerous political proposals now enter the scene; be it the trap of Hamas joining the treacherous PLO or the Internationalisation of Jerusalem: a catastrophe for the Ummah.

As a follow-up to the previous episode that covered the attacks on Al-Aqsa and how we should respond, this episode we deconstruct the political proposals. We discuss what ‘Internationalisation’ means and what its ramifications would be if the Muslims were to compromise again by accepting the proposal put forward by the nations that continue to support the occupiers, rather than rejecting it and continuing the global calls of the Ummah to the Muslim Armies to liberate Palestine entirely ‘from the River to the Sea’!

Special Guest: Rashel.

Another Ramadaan, another attack on our brothers and sisters in Palestine. This time the haughtiness of the Jews reached new heights as they attacked Muslims during the Taraweeh prayer using rubber bullets and stun grenades, injuring hundreds.

The brothers discuss these events, the forced evictions of Palestinian families from Sheikh Jarrah in occupied East Jerusalem and the anniversary of the Sykes-Picot Agreement which paved the way for the carving-up of Muslim lands and led to the calamities the Ummah continue to face; including this latest attack at Al Aqsa.

Special Guests: Aftab and Rashel.

When the United States of America, the nation stained with the blood of hundreds of millions accuses another of a Genocide, then there is usually an ulterior motive. Listen to this week's podcast where the panel discuss the recent accusations from the White House in regards to the "Armenian Genocide".

Special Guest: Rashel.

With Derek Chauvin behind bars and #BlackLivesMatter protestors celebrating a victory, we look at the real cause of institutionalised racism in the West. Not long after it's announcement, the European Super League wasn't just about football but rather about what the dirty ideology of Capitalism brings to the world, namely greed and inherent racism - the panel looks to give indepth insight into this rare mishap by the super capitalists and how very quickly the cracks in their ideology can appear.

Special Guests: Jahirul and Rashel.

In this episode, we look at the ongoing riots in Pakistan due to Imran Khan's government seemingly siding with the French by imprisoning TLP leader. We discuss whether America have achieved their objectives in Afghanistan as they've formally announced the withdrawal of troops by 11th September 2021, 20 years after 9/11. Most importantly, the panel discusses whether the Muslims today with all their resources, strategic geographic location and military might could be a force to be reckoned with if they united under the banner of Islam, with some of the key facts and figures all Muslims should be aware of.

Special Guest: Rashel.

In this episode of the Talking Deen podcast we decided to try something different by taking a more informal roundtable discussion type approach. We cover the Batley Grammar School controversy and the fallout it has led to. We also discuss the anti-Modi protests and the encouraging signs coming from the Ummah in Bangladesh. And we also speak about the inevitable annual moon sighting debate that we are all ‘eagerly anticipating’ before the start of the blessed month of Ramadaan.

Special Guests: Aftab and Rashel.

Not a day passes that Islam is not questioned or blamed for problems in every corner of the globe. Why is it that many Muslims struggle to show confidence in their Deen when pressured? Should we not be the ones questioning their falsehood rather than trying to fit Islam into the status quo?

This week we discuss these important issues, how Islam is constantly on trial, and how Muslims regularly find themselves on the defensive.

Special Guest: Rashel.

In the 10th year of Prophethood the Messenger (SAW) approached visiting tribes, calling them to Islam and asking for their support (nusrah) until Allah gave him victory.

Some tribes outright rejected him whilst others placed conditions on their offer of support. What was the response of the Messenger (SAW) to these conditional offers and did the support include a request to seize power as some argue?