The Everyday Muslim Podcast: Recent Episodes
Hassan Tareef
The Everyday Muslim Podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Hassan Tareef, a revert to Islam living in Metro Atlanta, Georgia. The aim behind the Podcast is to cover various topics which affect the lives of Everyday Muslims; Practicing Islam in the West, Sports, Politics, Popular Culture, Stereotypes, Racism, Islamophobia, Family Life, and Marriage to name a few. If you want a show that's going to cover various topics and attempt bring levity, truth, smiles, and maybe a few tears, then you've come to the right place. Just sit back, relax and enjoy the audio ride! Peace Be Upon You!
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about the plight of The Rohingya Muslims and why we who aren’t facing such hardships should be more mindful of the issues other Muslims are facing and grateful for the ease Allah has granted us. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about time and how it’s paramount that every single human on earth become not only mindful of, but thankful for the Time God, Most Great has given us on this earth. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) is joined by LaBaron Austin @Labaronaustin and they preview the upcoming 2017-2018 NBA Season starting on October 17th. We give our predictions for all of the individual awards, as well as our Conference Finalists, NBA Finalist, and who will be the NBA Champion. If you love all things basketball, then this is a podcast for you! For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about effective communication and how it’s paramount in every single relationship that we have and why it is important to find outlets to express ourselves for optimum growth. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about personal accountability in the face of Allah’s currents trials for all of creation. Awakening the heart by using the mind and knowing one’s Lord. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about pondering on life and all that it entails. Awakening the heart and mind by using the mind and knowing one’s Lord. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about a few topics on his heart, from prayer in the masjid to the horrific actions this past weekend in Charlottesville. VA. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) is joined by Naseer Ali and newcomer, Antonio “Skip” Johnson and the topic of discussion is Religion in the Workplace. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about some of the dangerous things Muslims are posting online via social media and how it will be included within the book of deeds which all will receive on the day of judgment. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about being thankful to God for every aspect of life. He also reads an AMAZING article penned a few years back that hammers that point home completely. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about his last nine days of Ramadan 2017, including the death of 17 year old Nabra Hassanen, The FinsburyPark Massacre, The London Tower Fire. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today’s episode, host Hassan Tareef (@AbuKariahHT) talks about his middle ten days of Ramadan 2017. For those who were wondering, every episode of ‘The Everyday Muslim Podcast’ is available on iTunes and on Stitcher. And as always, you can listen to or download any episode on the podcast’s Soundcloud page. If you like the podcast please rate and review it on iTunes, as it helps other listeners find the podcast. And five-star reviews are much appreciated! You can also follow and like the show via the fan page on Facebook. Additionally, please submit questions for the next show. You can do that by tweeting the show @edmuslimpodcast and/or e-mailing the host directly at hassantareef@yahoo.com.
On today's episode, I talk about the first ten days of Ramadan 2017 for me and what I hope to accomplish via the next ten days!
On today's show, I talk briefly about me and my family's plans for this upcoming Ramadan 2017!
On Part 2 of The Evil Eye, we share a few personal accounts relating to the topic at hand, while also bringing the listener back to the sole points of the topic: Protect yourself, your family, possessions, and life from hassad (jealousy)by proper worship, obedience, and gratitude to Allah Glorified and Most Great be He.
Today on Part 1 of a 2 part podcast, I am joined once again by Naseer Ali and Abdul Hakeem and today's topic is the Evil Eye: we discuss how it occurs, why it occurs and what we can do as Muslims in order to protect not only ourselves but our families from its effects as well.
On today's episode, I ask a simple question: Who exactly are you? I ask the listener to ponder upon themselves, their intentions, actions, goals, aspirations, faults, and shortcomings. I talk about being kind and mindful to the plight of others and looking inward to change the outer shell. A reminder to any and everyone!
On Part 2, we talk about Allah's magnificence, being grateful for the simple things in life, and exercising patience in the face of adversity. A beautiful set of reminders for everyone!
On part 1 of a 2 part conversation, i sit down with Naseer Ali and Abdul Hakeem and we discuss Allah's Greatness, Raising Children in Islam, Community, Salah, Kindness and much more. Please give a listen and share it with the world, there's a reminder for every single one of us.
Peace
On today's episode, I speak of a conversation I had recently with an very kind older woman by the name of Sandy. I discuss the topics covered throughout the duration of the talk, the lessons that not only I learned from this beautiful encounter, but what the listeners can learn as well.
On today's show, I talk about my favorite athlete and a hint: it has nothing to do with athletic performance. I also talk dabble in social psychology and the group think mentality. I finish the show by taking a few calls and making my usual du'a.
On today''s show, I talk about Inter-Connection and why it is important for us to be aware of the struggles of others because it helps us to face the trials in our lives; as well as gratitude to The Most High for all that we face and the faith we have. I open the phone lines and the listening audience talked about some of the issues and amazing stories of unity and hope they have seen in their local communities.
On today's show, I talk about Character and if yours is contributing to the problems facing this Ummah here at home and abroad. Also, how following people blindly can lead to issues not only in this life, but in the life to come. Please give a listen and share! Peace upon you
On today's show, I talk about Communication and Relationships and how trust and proper communication are paramount for successful relationships within every spectrum of life. I talk about my own life and a few examples of when listening properly can yield tremendous results.
On today's show, I talk about the frightening facts surrounding the mass deaths of animals and marine wildlife worldwide. While we are fixated on pointless current events/gossip/sports, the world is dying all around us. What can we do? What Allah Most Great trying to show us with these signs? You've come to the right place. Peace upon you!
On today's episode I talk about a few unreported stories that won't be reported in the Mainstream Media in depth.
On today's show I ask a simple question: Did you know? Did you know the depth with which our Government and its Shadow Master's have deceived the American People? Do you have any true idea what they have done and continue to do under the guise...ahem, excuse me, the illusion of "Freedom, Liberty, and Safety"? Come along for the ride and find out!
On today's show, I touched on a few different topics: Billionaires and why we worship them instead of holding them accountable; Politicians and why we praise them for doing good things, (what they're supposed to do) and overlook all of their flaws; Why humans hate the truth; and I end the show with a few callers.
On today's broadcast, I talk about relationships and how vital it is to not only cultivate, but maintain positive and beautiful relationships with not only our spouse, but extended family, friends, our children, strangers and co-workers. I also touch on being honest and not supporting those whom you do not know.
On today's live show, I spoke with Safiyyah Baldwin, a new host on American Muslim 360, debuting her new show, "Uncommon Conversation," on 9 January 2017. We talk briefly about her journey and why she starting this new show and what listeners can expect from her program. I also touch on the blind trusting of politicians, doctors, television personalities, etc and why it is important to take back our hearts and minds from these evil people as the new year has turned and everyone is into new goals.
On today's episode, I talk about becoming a better you as the calendar changes from 2016-2017. What it will take for you to adapt true change and said adaptation is an ongoing battle within!
On today's live broadcast, I asked a simple question: Do You Fear Allah? If so, does it show in only your tongue or in every action that encompasses your daily life? I state my reasoning behind asking such a question and how said question relates to EVERY human being, not just Muslims; I also have my listeners chime in with their respective points of view relating to the topic at hand.
On today's episode, I talk about one of the most evil and corrupt corporation on earth: Monsanto. I talk about its beginnings and list some of their most heinous crimes starting in 1901 up until the mid 1990's. I take a few calls and also talk briefly about the CWSC (Community Wide Shuraa Conference)Fundraising Telethon which began today, 18 December 2016.
Joining me today on The Everyday Muslim Radio Show was my dear sister in Islam, Zaire Warren. She talked about her life being born into Islam; the moment's where she questioned and then discovered her Imaan; her migration to Atlanta; parenting and why it is valuable to instill Islamic values and also befriend our children. She also ended the show with an amazing reminder for all of the brother's and sisters of Humanity.
On today's episode, I touched on making Salah (The Muslim Prayer) at the workplace. I talked about how it was a bit of a challenge for me at the beginning when I accepted Islam and I offer a few tips to fellow new reverts or even those whom may be curious about our worship, on how to perform the prayer at the workplace and why it is so beneficial. I also touched on the times I prayed in various public places and why it wasn't a struggle for me. I close the show talking about a few random topics/stories and a final du'a. I had a few callers call into the show, but the sound had issues, so I had to omit it.
On today's episode, I talk briefly about my reasoning behind not celebrating Thanksgiving; accepting Allah's decree for us in every facet of our lives; learning how to and truly trusting in Allah at all times, not just when it suits you. Several callers chimed in with their respective points of view and I close the show with a du'a for all of those oppressed and struggling all over the world.
On today's episode, I discuss proper communication with our children and why it vital to not only their development but the parent(s) as well. When should you befriend your Children, why that is so important. Do you know your children? Do they know you? I also take a few live calls from parents and how they have and/or are currently parenting their children.
On today's episode of The Everyday Muslim Radio Show Live! I talk about the Presidential S(election) and how the result exposed the true levels of Imaan(faith)of a lot of Muslims and how the Qadr (Predestination) always comes to pass. I took live phone calls and got opinion from the listeners about how they felt knowing that an noted Islamophobe was going to be President.
On today's episode, I am joined by Saboor Rodney Albert and we discuss The Definition of Our Purpose and how if we truly focus on for what reason Allah Most High sent us here and how our actions, or lack thereof, are contributing to the state of the world in which we live!
On today's episode, I use Cognitive Dissonance as a backdrop to talk about a conversation I had over the weekend with a few brothers; How Muslims voting for any candidate that will harm Muslims is wrong and could have dire consequences on the Day of Judgment; and how we will make excuses to follow those whom are great liars rather than those who speak the truth. I also reveal a list compiled by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) that lists the fifteen greatest Islamophobes and their respective organizations and what they are doing to spread hate amongst the masses. I also take a few calls and close with a du'a for all who are affected by various situations worldwide.
Joining me today was none other than Muslimah, Mother, Author, Teacher, Entrepreneur, Life Coach, and Activist, Latifah Hameen. Sister Hameen speaks about her fight with Breast Cancer, as well as what steps women need to take to ensure they are healthy at all times. She also details her experiences with Domestic Violence; how she survived, how she protected her children, and what encouraged her to not only speak out about the issue, but the motivation behind the six books she's written. She also details her love for poetry and closes the show out with an amazing poem!
On today's episode, I talk about the remembrance of Allah, (God)Gratitude towards Him, and always exercising Kindness. I use as examples a few videos my wife had sent me throughout the week and also an encounter I had the day before, which really brings the point home. I also speak about why we should support Islamic Business and why it will help unify and strengthen our respective communities.
On today's episode, I catch up with my father Eric T. Rainey and Uncle, LaBaron Austin, and we discuss a few topics ranging from: Professional and College Football to the Kaepernick Protests. We give our own personal observations on the aforementioned above and what we think the outcome of the Kaepernick protest will ultimately accomplish.
On today's (2 October 2016) episode of The Everyday Muslim Radio Show, I discussed if parents should allow their son's to play football, especially with all of the modern research coming forward informing us how dangerous this game truly is.
On today's episode, I interview Author, Activist, Mentor, and Film Maker, Chris "Champ" Napier. We talk about his upbringing, time in prison, Conversion to Islam, and all the subsequent actions that have made him into the man that he is today and the one he still aspires to be.
Promotion for a new show on American Muslim360 feat Marlon Aldridge titled, "Talk Unchained."
On today's episode, Naseer Ali joins me to talk about the Ultimate No Call, No Show-but, unlike the aforementioned in this life, Allah always rewards those who return to Him, no matter the absence. We also touch on Qadr (Divine Decree) and how it always finds you, no matter where you are.
On today's episode I talk about the current "terrorist" incidents that have again cast a negative light on the religion of Islam and also speak about what we as Muslims have to start doing in order to correct our hearts and our situation worldwide.
On today's episode, I recap 9/11, The Day of Arafat, and talk about one of the greatest massacres in American History that most don't know about: The so called "Black Wall Street" massacre that took place on 1 June 1921. On a day of remembrance, I wanted to ensure we remember those seemingly erased from history.
On today's episode, I catch up with my Uncle and Little Brother to preview the upcoming NFL Season...and our Fantasy Football league as well. Disclaimer: There is excessive talk of the Redskins and Cowboys since they root for both teams and are absolute rivals.
On today's episode, I talk reflect on my time being homeless and how I feel it is so necessary to give to those who are less fortunate that you. I also touch on the Colin Kaepernick saga and how we as a nation HAVE to use this as a platform to change our mind-state. All LIVE on American Muslim360!
On today's live radio broadcast, I touched a few topics ranging from: The lack of leadership the world; lack of unity within the Ummah; A few stories relating to Islamophobia; Uproar over NFL player not standing for anthem and the hypocrisy behind the over the top reactions; humility with our families' listening to the youth, and thanking Allah for all things-for He is Most Kind. Enjoy!
On today's episode, I talk about not being a superficial Muslim;Judging others based off of appearance and their perceived actions without knowing their heart/intentions. Also, trying to improve the condition of this Ummah worldwide by beginning with a honest assessment of ones own self and deeds.
Today's episode is a podcast of my latest live radio program this morning (14 August 2016)on AmericanMuslim360/BlogTalkRadio-The topics of discussion were: the senseless crime which took place in New York City yesterday which resulted in an Imam and his Assistant being gunned down after Dhuhr Salah. I share the with public a conversation I had with my ten year old daughter this past week. Also, I took several phone calls; inviting the listeners to join in the conversation.
On today's episode, I am joined once again by Brother Naseer Ali and we discussed a myriad of topics today, ranging from: Allah's Greatness; Backbiting; Remembering The Creator; The Day of Judgment; Accountability of Actions with ones sins; End times Hadiths; The Fear of Man; Politics; and The cheapness of Muslim Lives.
On today's episode, I ask the question: Does US Foreign Policy have any role in terrorism? And if so, why are they using said actions to punish an entire religion, as well as it's own people; what is the end game and are there any conflicts of interest with those in positions of power and influence? We must ponder on and then ask these questions!
On today's episode I talk Donald Trump and the actions of politicians. Also, how his actions along the campaign trail are actually serving a greater purpose...and it's not at all for the benefit of the American people.
On today's episode, I talk about what kind of world I would really like to live in and how ultimately, we all know innately that there is no perfection to be found in this world, but it can and will in the one to come.
On today's episode, I touch on the latest killings which lead to a renewed interest in the Black Lives Matter Movement and why us African Americans have an innate fear and mistrust of the Police. Also, I touch on the many terrorist attacks and subsequent violence which occurred throughout the blessed month of Ramadan. Finally, I remind myself and all of my Muslim brothers and sisters to remain steadfast in the midst of all the propaganda and stereotypes that surround Islam and the Muslims every single day and why we should feel proud that we are who we are!
On today's episode, I talk about my last fifteen days of the blessed month of Ramadan and what I have achieved, failed at, and hope to have gained spiritually as the month comes to an end. I also talk about being grateful to the Creator for His Infinite blessings and striving hard to take the lessons learned inside of Ramadan, outside as well. Finally, I touch on celebrating the two Eid festivals and why it's vitally important to show and teach our children why they are so amazing!.
On today's episode, I discuss the first half of Ramadan 2016 and how I have benefited from and what mistakes I've made thus far. I also discuss some of the struggles we Muslims face during this blessed month and offer a few helpful tips/reminders for not only myself, but all Muslims, to help us close out Ramadan in a positive manner that benefits us all spiritually.
On today's episode, I sit down with Brother Salum Hussein and we talk about his journey from the beautiful country of Zanzibar on the East African Coast, to his life everyday here in America. We discuss his upbringing, marriage, arrival in America, which time of the year most brings him peace and what motivates him as a Muslim and his love for performing dawah.
On today's episode, I talk about the Hijab (Modesty Covering) and why our Muslim sisters don it and some of its benefits. My wife, Omera Parveen, makes an appearance, giving a first hand account of daily life while covered and also offers a few tips for the Muslimah who may be struggling with covering and the non-muslim sisters who may be curious about the women's dress code in Islam.
On today's episode I talk about the innocence of our children and how we should be more in tune with them and mindful of what we are teaching and influencing them with. I used an Ice Cream Truck as the backdrop, because it was the aforementioned that opened my eyes to things I can improve on as a parent and also some of the good times from my childhood.
On today's episode, I talk about the 68th anniversary of Al Nakba (The Catastrophe) and the various marches and rallies which took place worldwide bringing awareness to the injustice that continues to take place in Palestine. I also touch on Racism and why a person being kind is deemed as a weakness for some weird reason...
On today's episode, I discuss the ongoing atrocities, neglect, and plight of the people living at the Brannon Hill Condominium Complex in Clarkston, Georgia. I talk about the lack of support, action, empathy, and heart being displayed daily by not only the private owners of the aforementioned, but the lack of action, effort, and political games being displayed by the Dekalb County Government over the last ten plus years as this property has become third world.
On today's episode, I talk about Qadr (Predestination) in Islam. How we Muslims believing in it is a requirement of our faith, how it governs all of creation, and also, I give an amazing example of the aforementioned while I was stationed in Minot, North Dakota 17 years ago.
On today's episode, I am joined by my youngest brother Erik Rainey and we discuss his upbringing, personal struggles, current time in the US Army, short term goals and future aspirations.
In the conclusion of a two part interview, Brother Muhammad Siddeeq discusses his life of activism; the motivation behind writing his latest book; how and why he became the Spiritual Adviser to Former Heavyweight Boxing Champion Mike Tyson; his current battles surrounding injustices; the love and admiration for his wife and family; and what he's most proud of in life out of all his many accomplishments.
In Part One of a Two Part Interview, Brother Muhammad Siddeeq discusses his humble beginnings in Pennsylvania; How he was introduced to and later became a member of the Nation of Islam; How he remembers the infamous Harlem Mosque Shooting in 1972; Who exactly is Imam W.D. Muhammad? How the Imam's teachings guided millions into the fold of Islam and what affect he has to this very day.
On today's episode, I talk about the NBA Playoffs which are underway and I give my predictions for both the Conference and NBA Finals. Plus, an quick ode to the career of #24.
On today's episode, I discuss the frustrations of being African American at times in America; and what became painfully evident as I watched both NCAA National Championship basketball games that took place a week ago.
On today's episode, I discuss my love, appreciation, and admiration for the most important women in my life: My Mother, Grandmother, and my Wife.
I am joined by Abdul Alim and Abdul Rahman to discuss when and if one should perform Hijrah (Migration)and what conditions must be met in order to do so successfully. Also, we touch on the slanted coverage of Islam by the Western Media; The seeking of knowledge and why it is vitally important; teaching our children about Islam; and some friendly advice for new Muslims and those who may be curious about Islam.
On today's episode, I talk about the false left/right paradigm and how the political system in America has left generation after generation docile and mindless when it comes to its inner workings; Donald Trump's antics as his hate campaign rolls on; and my love of College and Professional basketball.
Naseer Ali joins the podcast today and we touched on various different topics all under the Umbrella of Belief. From moments of vanity we both experienced and indulged in growing up; belief in Allah or the lack there of and how your level of belief will always be exposed; how important it is to believe in Qadr (Divine Destiny); and preparing for the Day of Judgement and a few examples of the actions on that day.
In the conclusion of a two part interview, Brother Abdul Alim discusses his discovery and acceptance of Islam, Marriage, Fatherhood, Trials, and his aspirations for the near and distant future.
In Part One of a Two Part Interview, Brother Abdul Alim discusses his difficult upbringing in the neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant (Bed Stuy) in the North Central portion of the New York City Borough of Brooklyn and how those difficult situations not only forced him to survive at an early age, but set the ground work for an amazing invitation to come....
I interview Brother Ernest Qadimasil, J.D., based out of Austin, Tx. We discuss his life: upbringing, parents, education, family life, discrimination, perseverance and growth. All of which, fell directly under the beautiful and protective umbrella which is Islam. An amazing interview, with an amazing man. Enjoy!
Brother Naseer Ali returns to discuss hardships and how the tests that we face in this life truly are best for our spiritual development. Also, how hardships can bring us closer to Allah, Most High, if we are steadfast, humble, and ponder upon the Hikmah (wisdom) behind all of our tests/trials.
I discuss the atrocities going on in Palestine and the roles Israel, the United States and its western allies, play in the on- going crimes against the Palestinians.
I talk briefly about the meaning of life and if material gain and what's deemed as "worldly successes" are worth losing out on the hereafter and obtaining G-d's displeasure?
I sat down with my Brother in Islam, Nineteen. He describes his upbringing in Atlantic City, NJ, through his struggles with Addiction, Crime, and Self Discovery; all culminating with his acceptance of Islam!
I sat down with Abdul Rahman for a live one on one interview, discussing his Journey to Islam. Brother Rahman talked about his upbringing, successes, failures, and growth as a practicing Muslim of over forty years.
I sit down with my Uncle, LaBaron Austin(@labaronaustin) to talk about our upbringing, struggles, fatherhood, marriage, and sports.
My Journey to Islam: I caught up with Brother Naseer Ali to discuss his upbringing, personal struggles (jihad)and unique path to Islam. One remarkable brother with a remarkable story!
This episode is about Islamophobia and how it affects Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. As well as the stereotypes we all face in this world and what we need to do to improve.
Opening episode of The Everyday Muslim Podcast, in which I describe a little bit about me and what listeners can expect to hear on the podcast going forward.