In this week's episode, I am joined by brother Muttaqi Ismail, (founder and host of the Islamic History Podcast) to discuss the sensitive and somewhat controversial topic of Islam and slavery, in particular, focusing on the role of Muslims during the Sub-Saharan and trans-Atlantic slave trade.

The descending of the Qur'an on the night of power in Ramadhan changed the world forever; bringing the light of Allah's guidance to mankind. The month of Ramadhan has transformed the situation of Muslims and the Ummah on numerous occasions before and will do so once again.

In this final episode in the Ramadhan series of podcasts, we discuss change at both a micro and macro level. How we have access to the Qur'an that changed the world before yet the Ummah finds itself in its worst-ever situation; be it the plight of Muslims in Palestine, India, Burma or Yemen or the secular onslaught across the globe.

On the 17th Ramadhan 2 AH, a monumental event took place, which marked a turning point for the Muslim Ummah in the battle between truth and falsehood. This important event is no other than the Battle of Badr, also known as the 'Battle of criterion'.

In this week's episode, I am joined by esteemed Islamic historian, Dr. Yakoob Ahmed in discussing the virtues of the battle of Badr and highlighting what lessons we can take from this great victory in which the Muslims led by the Messenger (saw) overcame all odds.

We know that Ramadhan is the month of the Qur'an as it was first revealed in this month. Most of us have increased our recitation and are listening intently to Allah's (SWT) words during Taraweeh but have we found the time to understand what Allah (SWT) is saying to us and how we can utilise it as a guidance (Huda) and a criterion (Furqaan)?

In this second episode in a series of Ramadhan Podcasts, we discuss the importance of the Qur'an in our lives, how we can learn to use it to transform our lives but also how it transformed the world through its miraculous nature, and how we need to embrace it to return our Ummah to its rightful place once again.

The month of Ramadhan unites the Ummah together in worshipping Allah (SWT), as we stand shoulder to shoulder in worshipping Him in Qiyam and spend many hours reading His words. However, we do still witness disagreement and disunity due to the annual Moonsighting debates, which are deliberately amplified to portray the Ummah as being weak and disunited.

Please join us in the first episode in a series of Ramadhan Podcasts, in which we plan to discuss those aspects of what makes Ramadhan so important. In this week's episode, we discuss the unifying effect that Ramadhan has on the Ummah and also highlight the many attempts being made by the enemies of Islam in causing disunity and division among us.

The Russia-Ukraine war has exposed the blatant racism of the Western Nations, their media, and the hypocrisy of their so-called values of Equality and Freedom.
Numerous media stations have inadvertently highlighted what they normally try to conceal: their preference for white-skinned Christians over the "uncivilised" people of colour, and in particular the Muslims.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Sweden kidnapping Muslim children
- Muskan Khan vs Hindutva mob
- Kurt Zouma fallout

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Will Russia invade Ukraine?
- Nusrat Ghani sacked as "Muslimness was raised as an issue"

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss;

- Emma Watson being accused of being an anti-Semite
- BBC's 100 Women list is an attack on Islam
- Boris Johnson caught lying again... should this surprise people?

The West prides itself on its 'Freedoms' to such an extent that it spends billions on foreign policy to export its way of life to all corners of the globe and then rewards its flag carriers like Tony Blair with a knighthood when his hands are stained with the blood of millions. This week we discuss Tony Blair's knighthood, the proposed banning of conversion therapy and whether these 'Freedoms' have liberated mankind from darkness or moved their enslavement from the church to 'Freedom' itself.