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In this OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Na'ima B. Robert, author, editor, and coach, to talk about identity, purpose, and what it really means to live as a Muslim woman navigating multiple roles, seasons, and the weight of a public life.What does it mean to see yourself as a tr ... Show More

There is a difference between a religion that is alive and a religion that is merely practiced. Dr. Samir Mahmoud has spent decades thinking about what separates the two. In this episode, he lays out one of the most rigorous and far-reaching frameworks for Islamic revival the cha ... Show More

Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan is one of South Africa's most prominent Islamic scholars, serving as imam and Director of Dar al-Turāth al-Islāmi (DTI) and co-founder of the Maḥabbah Foundation. A hafidh and Mufti on the Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa, he trained under some of ... Show More

In this podcast, we discuss, why Mufti Menk uses jokes a lot in his lectures, Da’wah approaches, clarifying certain issues when being a public speaker, advice about hasty judgements, problems in social media comments and posts, the challenges of Muslim youth, Muslim women, family ... Show More

<p>In this episode, Ustadh Shabbir and Ustadh AbdelRahman Murphy have a discussion on the etiquettes of using social media, understanding the reality of social media and some of the pros and cons associated with it.</p> <p>Support IlmFeed's work at: http://www.patreon.com/ilmfeed ... Show More

<p>This weeks conversation looks at how the 21st century has changed the way Muslims seek knowledge. Co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas along with their special guest discuss some of the pros and cons of gaining knowledge online.</p> <p><br></p> 

In the virtual world of social media, religious communities are now global. But is this at the expense of local relationships? Does lively discussion on social media translate into to social action? And does social media genuinely have the power to reform religious institutions, ... Show More

<p>Speakers corner? TikTok Sheikhs? Fake scholars on YouTube? Dawah on the internet is out of control. We think it’s more important than ever to be able to discern between genuine Islamic knowledge and self proclaimed debaters. Unfortunately, Shia youth are being misguided and ab ... Show More

<p>Millions of Muslims are accessing toxic content online, sometimes stumbling upon discussions about women and masculinity. The Red Pill vs woke liberal movement is gaining massive traction, attracting streamers and influencers who convert to Islam and are indoctrinated to belie ... Show More