It’s important to keep in mind that you shouldn’t conform to haram. Don't justify your actions, just admit that it is forbidden and encourage others to not follow your example. Osama and Sousou spoke about a lot of topics such as hating on others, things which b are prohibited and mulch more.

Today’s episode features Ousama Alshurafa, founder of the Muslim Hub, a place for Muslims to learn, develop and become more in tune with their faith, how Islam can make their lives more pivotal, beneficial and rewarding as they move along in their journey of life. As the conversation continues, brother Ousama offers advice to Muslims on navigating their society; the breakthrough one must go through to be aware of the risks social media offers to younger Muslims. For anyone searching for answers on how to look inwards to become the best outward version of themselves, the amount of wisdom, clarity and insight given by brother Ousama within the conversation is enough for everyone: today, yesterday & forever.

The Kiwi scene is a small business, where customers’ wellness is there top priority. As a company, they care deeply about the quality of our products, and that’s why they take extra care to ensure every ingredient serves a purpose and will directly benefit you. Sarah the Founder and CEO understands that life may not always go the way you plan. There may be setbacks or people that try to put you down. No matter what, stay strong and remember to believe in yourself and your capabilities. In this this Episode we had Sarah on ways taking about how she started her business, hoping to see her products at Sephora and much more.

What does it take to be a comedian? The internet has forever changed the way society and people embrace the art form of stand-up comedy. So does one need to take the traditional route of having a stand-up special on HBO like Rock, Carlin, or release bits on youtube like Schultz, Gillis and more? Not only has the medium of comedy changed, but the comedians themselves are new, from their background, culture and perspective on the world. Dave Merheje, a comedian from Windsor, Ontario, and Juno award winner is known for his role on the hit Hulu series ‘Ramy’ and his stand-up special ‘I Love You Habibi.’ Joins Osama and Mohammed as he discusses his life story, the origins of becoming a comedian, his comedic influences and the path he took to find his voice. For any creator, student, worker, a person with a vision, Dave’s journey and the advice he gives are essential for self-discovery and helpful for anyone yearning to take that first step from making their vision a dream to a fulfilling reality.

Today’s episode features Neema Naz, a student of the art of comedy. Watching his videos is reminiscent of great comedians like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey, recognized for their facial distinctions, comedic timing and the variance across characters as they quickly achieve the goal of laughter for the audience. Neema Naz is no different, being viewed worldwide by fans that adore his content as he figures out different ways to keep his audience on edge with new or beloved characters. Here he speaks with Osama and Mohammed about his story, knowing his value and the beauty of being on tour and ultimately trying to become a trailblazer in the field of comedy. It is an episode for anyone that loves the art of comedy, filmmaking, movies and fun.

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