As the regional war wages on, we’ve seen assassinations and retaliations from state and non-state actors. This week, we’re joined by Br. Hassan al-Qadri to further understand a number of key points. This includes, the role of the Muslims in the west, Gaza one year on, maintaining conviction in Dua to Allah (swt), the arrival of Imam Mahdi, the Sunni-Shia dialogue, Arab state involvement, and how Muslim influencers have reacted to the war in Palestine and Lebanon. This episode is filled with emotion and vigour and is not to be missed.

Analysis of the situation in South Lebanon. In the past week, we’ve witnessed death and destruction in Lebanon, continuing a year of devastation in Gaza. This week, we’re joined by analyst and activist Sister Batool Subeiti. We’ll dedicate our time to discussing several key points: an overview of current affairs, the history and colonial nature of the occupying forces, the responsibilities of Muslims in both the East and West, and the inevitable arrival of Imam Mahdi. This is a necessary conversation, and we encourage you to hear it start to finish.

Have we truly understood the Sunnah of Rasul Allah (saww)? As hundreds of millions of Muslims worldwide celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), known as Mawlid al-Nabi, it's the perfect time to reflect. In this episode, we dive into the Shia understanding of his life and explore why the school of Ahlulbayt (as) is seen as the only path that fully honors the "mercy to mankind." We unpack the meaning behind his powerful titles, Al-Sadiq (the Truthful) and Al-Amin (the Trustworthy), share key life lessons from his Seerah, and discuss how we can all strive to be better Muslims by following the example of the perfect man, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Whether you're Sunni or Shia, there's something here for everyone!

Feeling lost or aimless is a common struggle among young Muslims in the West, who often grapple with complex identity, spiritual, and societal pressures. In this week’s discussion, we explore these feelings and the search for purpose through an Islamic perspective with our dear friend and guest, Br. Sadiq Damani. We delve into real-life challenges, red pill and self-help theories, and insights from the Quran and Hadith. This conversation is one of our most candid yet, and we’re excited to share it with you!

In this episode, we’re thrilled to host Sayed Abdullah al Nakeeb, a close friend of the podcast, as we explore the complex concept of "The Raj'ah" in Shiism. This belief, which involves resurrecting or returning to life after death to fight against, or join alongside Imam Mahdi (ajf), is both profound and delicate, often surrounded by taboo. We discuss how the Raj'ah relates to the "Ghayba" (the occultation of Imam Mahdi) and what it means for Shiite spirituality and eschatology. Don’t miss this deep dive into a topic that intersects faith, mystery, and the anticipation of the end times.

Looking back at the memories we made over the month of Muharram

The History and Future of Shia Genocide in Pakistan through Parachinar, Quetta and Peshawar.

This discussion takes us through the past, present and future of the horrors that Shias face across the world for their beliefs.

Have we truly understood the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)? In this episode, we explore the Seerah of Rasul Allah (saww) and how it differs from his Sunnah, the Quran, and the world of Hadith. Our esteemed guest, Sayed Ali Imran, joins us from Canada to discuss how the Seerah was compiled, examining why the Shia community should revive its study of it, while also reviewing several case studies on how the Muslim community can effectively implement lessons from the life of Prophet Muhammad (saww). This conversation is co-hosted by Brother Mohamed Ali from Jumah Nights.