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Hosts Saima Iqbal and Yousuf Mustan are discussing personal growth through the Quran’s insights. They seek to have conversations with Muslims about aspects of their faith in a safe, non-judgmental space. Their goal is to make it possible to explore beliefs and become proactive in attaining a deeper and richer life.

“Let Me Think” is a podcast dedicated to a series of monodramas with deep thoughts about life, faith, world and freedom.

Welcome to “Asma+Me Moments,” the podcast dedicated to nurturing a positive, healthy, and resilient mindset through captivating stories that deepen our connection to Allah. Join us weekly as we share engaging narratives, instilling in our children a profound awareness of Allah (SWT) through His divine names. Each episode explores positive traits, fostering a holistic understanding that every action can remind us of Allah. Follow @mind.mysoul on Instagram for updates and find our products here: https://bit.ly/AsmaAndMe.

This podcast shares the nuanced experiences of my Muslim friends from the inside out. Ultimately, these are conversations on identity: who we are, in all of our diversity, while growing up against a media backdrop of everything we are not. Our goal is to give you thoughtful stories you can relate to, or maybe even something new to think about. And if you’re not Muslim, we made this podcast for you too. Whether or not you have a Muslim friend, you’ll find one here.

As salam Aleykoum, bienvenue sur "0 à ce qu'Allah me donnera". Il y a quelques mois, j'ai divorcé et ça m'a complètement transformé, je me suis voilé. Je me suis concentré sur mon deen. Et je vous emmène avec moi pour vous faire part de ce voyage qui m'a embelli spirituellement. Aujourd'hui, j'écris un e-book sur le sujet pour mes soeurs divorcées ou qui sont tout simplement intéréssées par le mariage.Rendez-vous chaque fin de semaine pour vous faire part de mes conseils, de mes trouvailles inchAllah. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In Islam and World Peace, the message is that oneness is the most important aspect of Islam. Protecting our neighbors from danger is primary, and then embracing them—that is Islam. Sufi teacher M. R. Bawa Muhaiyaddeen—revered by thousands from all social, religious, and ethnic backgrounds—demonstrates that Islam teaches us we must not kill each other. Instead, we must wage war against evil qualities within ourselves. He emphasizes that Islam is equality, peacefulness, and unity—and seeks to join us together as one, accepting of all.