Who's to Blame?

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 

Join Maha and Sarah as they dive into a new theme: Diseases of the Heart!In this episode, they explore the impact of Pride—a subtle yet powerful disease that can cloud our hearts and hinder our spiritual growth. #IslamicPodcast #Pride #SpiritualGrowth 

Duaa isn't just words. It's the arrow you direct your life with. In this episode, Sarah reflects on the power of duaa and its role in shaping a Muslim’s life. She shares how duaa is not only a form of worship but also a way to direct and guide our life’s path. She discusses pract ... Show More

'A bad worker always blames his tools'. Un épisode sur la responsabilité. Apprendre à prendre en main nos responsabilités, nos paroles, nos actes, nos pensées. Comprendre ce qu'est la responsabilité individuelle et la valeur qu'elle renferme. xx, océ Retrouve-moi ⁠partout⁠ ♡ (in ... Show More

In this episode, we talk about how to deal with blame. Sometimes people can blame someone else for a person’s death or attribute someone’s suicide to a particular life event or single issue. But the cause of someone’s suicide is not usually a single thing or event and is far more ... Show More

Who can we blame? 

If change is forced upon you, you must resist the temptation to overreact or feel sorry for yourself. — Robert GreeneHow often do you feel that life is unfair? That something happened that you think should not have happened to you? Maybe someone hurt you and you want them to fix ... Show More

Blame seems both morally necessary and morally dicey. Necessary, because it appears to be a central part of holding others to account for wrongdoing. Dicey, because – in its standard forms – blame involves the expression of anger and aims to harm its target. What’s more, our blam ... Show More

<p>In light of recent circumstances, Ahmed and Ali revisit the discussion surrounding unity within the Muslim Ummah. Do we have a responsibility to ourselves and those around us?</p> <p>#AfterMaghrib #AfterMaghribPodcast</p> 

It's a given that Robert Chambers is to blame for the brutal murder of 18 year old Jennifer Levin. But who is to blame for Jennifer not getting the justice she deserved? How was a murder victim perceived as more villanous than the murderer? Rebecca Delgado Smith and her guest Nic ... 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

Who’s to blame for the downfall of Al Capone?This week, The Alarmist (Rebecca Delgado Smith) welcomes writer Seth Reiss to take on the downfall of one of history’s most infamous mobsters, Al Capone. And we nailed it! Or did we? If indeed Capone had a downfall, who was ultimately ... Show More