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In this week's episode we discuss how the Messenger ﷺ was ordered to openly call to Islam and the reasons why the Quraysh opposed and rejected the message of Laa ilaaha il-Allah.
In this week's Talking Deen Podcast we discuss the growing challenges of Modernism, Capitalism and Islamophobia that Muslims are facing in the West. We are joined by brother Daniel Haqiqatjou, founder of the MuslimSkeptic.com and the Alasna Institute who provides us with some key insight and his experiences from the US.
https://www.alasna.org
https://muslimskeptic.com/
Special Guest: Rashel.
In the aftermath of the assassination of Qasem Soleimani on the instruction of US President Donald Trump, the clash between America and Iran is once again being trumpeted by the mainstream media.
In this episode of the Talking Deen Podcast we introduce another special guest: Iranian academic and activist Ali Reza to discuss the significance of the Soleimani assassination and the decades long secret relationship between the US and Iran to help clear the myth of their hatred for each other.
Special Guest: Rashel.
In this week's episode we speak about how the Messenger ﷺ trained the early Sahabah in Dar al Arqam and firmly embedded Islam within them in readiness for the inevitable clash with the wider Qurayshi society.
In this episode of the Talking Deen podcast we introduce a special guest and Islamic activist from India to provide our listeners with a first hand perspective of the unfolding events concerning Muslims in India.
As populism and hindu nationalism increases in India under the leadership of Modi and the BJP, the anti-Islamic sentiment amongst the non-Muslim masses has come to the fore as they become emboldened by the discriminatory anti-Muslim policies of the current Indian government, such as the revocation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, the Babri Masjid case and the recent amendment of the Citizenship Act.
Make sure you listen to the in-depth discussion with our special guest about the widespread demonstrations and vicious clampdown on Muslim protestors by the authorities and whether this is a prelude to a genocide of Muslims in India.
'Terrorism' is almost always used to describe attacks committed by Muslims, but with the amount of people killed or persecuted by secular states, we ask, who are the real terrorists?
Jihad has also been deliberately linked with terrorism in order to create the perception that it is barbaric and backwards in nature. We discuss the true nature of Jihad and how it is a mercy to mankind.
Special Guest: Jahirul.
The UK General Elections are around the corner and many Muslim personalities and organisations are actively calling for Muslims to participate.
Although many know that voting in legislative democratic elections is Haraam, several arguments and Islamic principles are used to justify involvement. We discuss these arguments and ask whether the Messenger ﷺ would vote in Democratic Elections.
Special Guests: Jahirul and Rashel.
The Brexit debacle continued this week with yet another extension, continued uncertainty and growing division among the masses.
In this week's Podcast the brothers discuss the link between Brexit and Muslims, whether we should have a stance such as Leave or Remain and the wider issue of the permissibility of participating in Democracy.
Special Guests: Aftab and Rashel.
In this week's podcast we speak about how the Messenger ﷺ proceeds with the order of Allah to 'arise and warn' and commence his mission to guide mankind. We discuss how the first to believe in Islam were from all backrounds, tribes and statuses, and the significant role of the youth.
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