Who's to Blame?

Surah Al-Baqarah is not just the longest surah in the Qur’an — it is a source of immense barakah. In this episode, we reflect on the blessings found within this surah, why the Prophet ﷺ urged us to hold onto it, and how reciting it can bring protection, guidance, and light into o ... Show More

We all experience moments of comparison, but what’s really happening inside our hearts? Today we’re breaking down the different layers of envy, the hidden ways it can affect us, and how we can redirect those feelings toward something uplifting — aspiring to the beautiful connecti ... Show More

In this episode, Sarah and Maha discuss the effects that laziness has on our faith and relationship with Allah SWT. Join us as we dive into ways to battle laziness and the Shaytan! #Islam #Lazy #Muslims 

Hailley and Jeremy discuss the sneaky element of blame: how we identify it, what it's connected to, and what heals it.  

Culturally, quickly establishing who is at fault is our default response. But what does it really mean to hold ourselves and our partners accountable? Licensed marriage and Family Therapist, Delena Zimmerman is here to help the Ellises figure out who is really to blame. Dead Ass. ... Show More

Who’s to blame for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre?On this week’s Alarmist, Rebecca decides who is to blame for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. She is joined by Sarah Lane, co-host of the Daily Tech News Show podcast. Fact Checker Chris Smith and Producer Amanda Lund return for mora ... Show More

It's easy to place blame on outside influences for the unfavorable things that take place in our lives. However, when we take responsibility for ourselves, we then are accountable for the positive change we want to happen in our lives and no longer depend on others to make those ... Show More

Hi people, Abhishek lakra this side, bring you my new podcast, Let’s talk . So todays topic is Blame game. Blame is so small word though it can distroy your dreams. What is blame? I think it something when you are not able to achieve or do and you tends to blame. We are so pro wi ... Show More

Victim or victor? Let’s identify which you may be. Listen in.... 

I answer listener questions about the Fourth Crusade. This episode focuses on the big picture. Who is to blame? Was it inevitable? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

A special episode looking at who's really responsible for war crimes — the soldiers on the battlefield or the commanders and politicians who sent them?