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Inspired by Imam Omar Suleiman's 2025 Ramadan series "The Other Side", a collection of dua, asking Allaah for a kind ending for ourselves, and for those we love. May our lives here, reflect the best life for us in the hereafter.

A new breed of Muslim leader, Imam Omar is a classically-trained Islamic scholar from the Hip Hop generation, equipped with social media savvy, resounding cultural relevance, and a deep dedication to social justice and mercy.

Imam Omar Suleiman speaks at the Oxford Union about Islam and its relation to the modern world today and society at large.

A casual chat with my brother in Islam, Imam Omar Suleiman. This was recorded while we were on a tour together in the UK, the annual Light Upon Light Conference Tour 2024. We discuss his childhood, friendships, his late mother's influence on him and Palestine, Imam Omar's ethnic origin.

A casual chat with my brother in Islam, Imam Omar Suleiman. This was recorded while we were on a tour together in the UK, the annual Light Upon Light Conference Tour 2024.We discuss his childhood, friendships, his late mother's influence on him and Palestine, Imam Omar's ethnic origin.

In the penultimate episode of Blood Brothers Podcast season 2, Dilly Hussain speaks with Imam Omar Suleiman of Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research. #BloodBrothersPodcast #OmarSuleiman #AmericanMuslim   Topics of discussion include: UK Muslims vs American Muslims. Angels, Hereafter, Jannah and Dhul Hijjah series. Will there be a Jahanam series? What are priorities for Dawah in the West? Lex Fridman Podcast and Oxford Union talking points. Are American Muslims stuck between the Left and the Right? How has 9/11 and the War on Terror impacted American dawah and activism? Muslims allying with the progressive Left – principles and red lines. FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON: Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@5Pillars  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews Twitter: https://twitter.com/5Pillarsuk Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews

This episode is the final installment of a three-part series on redemption and renewal. Imam Omar Suleiman describes redemption as a change in the cravings of the soul, and underscores the importance of generosity and charity for Muslims—especially at this time. He also speaks to the experience of Muslims living as a minority in the United States while fasting during Ramadan.Imam Omar Suleiman is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, and an Adjunct Professor of Islamic Studies in the Graduate Liberal Studies Program at SMU (Southern Methodist University). He is also the Resident Scholar at Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Co-Chair Emeritus of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square.

Abu Bakr's secret that made Umar (RA) cry - Imam Omar Suleiman

The sadness we feel after the earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria is heightened by our Ummatic feelings of closeness to the worldwide muslim community. Many of those affected have been subject to years of civil war at the hands of a brutal dictator. Sadly, this is yet another disaster that has befallen this Umma and we pray that Allah has mercy on those that died and enter them into a place where there is eternal peace. This week we interview Dr Omar Suleiman to discuss the issue of earthquakes and whether they are a punishment from Allah, as many ascribe to these natural events or whether they are a test. Human beings can never understand the wisdom of Allah (swt) and we are without knowledge of the ultimate good and bad impacts of natural disasters. We ask Dr Suleiman to give us an understanding of the texts from the Quran and sunna that explain these events to us. Sadly, many especially in the West who may have not consolidated their Iman on a strong footing, question the wisdom of Allah and fail to develop the intellectual and spiritual resilience that is required to be a believer. We tackle how to build up this store of resilience. We also take the opportunity to discuss some of his political views on the broader Syrian civil war and the inconsistencies in some political activists. As always, you can comment your thoughts below. You can donate to the show here: Join our Telegram group here: https://t.me/thinkingmuslim You can donate to the show here: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/contribute Follow us on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jalalayn and https://twitter.com/thinking_muslim Website Archive: thinkingmuslim.com -

We had a ton of questions for Kevin Singer, President of Neighborly Faith which conducts research and organizes events “introducing Christians to neighbors of every faith.” For example, considering Kevin has Jewish relatives, were there ever discussions about Jewish people's cultural allergy to proselytization and ways that American Evangelicals - perhaps unknowingly - cross that line? How does Neighborly Faith go about "train(ing) tomorrow's leaders to be faithful and flourish in an increasingly diverse world” and “knowing and serving all of our neighbors.” Is it an Evangelical bait and switch? Yaqeen Institute founder Imam Omar Suleiman said at one of NF's events, “I was and am fine with his (SBC President JD Greear) vision of the hereafter not having space for me, so long as it doesn't become an obstacle to me having space in the here and now.” Is that part of the point of the work Neighborly Faith does? We also discussed where folks that are part of GenZ find meaning as individuals and within communities compared to previous generations?   Kevin was raised at the intersection of his mother's Evangelical faith and his father's Reform Jewish roots. He earned graduate degrees in Theology from Wheaton College and Higher Ed from NC State. Kevin has extensive teaching and leadership experience in churches, campus ministries, and colleges. He planted two churches with the North American Mission Board (2009-14) and is also head of Media Relations and PR at Springtide Research Institute. Kevin is a prolific writer with placements in Christianity Today, Religion News, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Psychology Today, InsideHigherEd, and more.   www.neighborlyfaith.org   https://www.neighborlyfaith.org/evangelicals-politics-report   twitter.com/coreysnathan   post.news/@coreysnathan

We had a ton of questions for Kevin Singer, President of Neighborly Faith which conducts research and organizes events “introducing Christians to neighbors of every faith.” For example, considering Kevin has Jewish relatives, were there ever discussions about Jewish people's cultural allergy to proselytization and ways that American Evangelicals - perhaps unknowingly - cross that line? How does Neighborly Faith go about "train(ing) tomorrow's leaders to be faithful and flourish in an increasingly diverse world” and “knowing and serving all of our neighbors.” Is it an Evangelical bait and switch? Yaqeen Institute founder Imam Omar Suleiman said at one of NF's events, “I was and am fine with his (SBC President JD Greear) vision of the hereafter not having space for me, so long as it doesn't become an obstacle to me having space in the here and now.” Is that part of the point of the work Neighborly Faith does? We also discussed where folks that are part of GenZ find meaning as individuals and within communities compared to previous generations?   Kevin was raised at the intersection of his mother's Evangelical faith and his father's Reform Jewish roots. He earned graduate degrees in Theology from Wheaton College and Higher Ed from NC State. Kevin has extensive teaching and leadership experience in churches, campus ministries, and colleges. He planted two churches with the North American Mission Board (2009-14) and is also head of Media Relations and PR at Springtide Research Institute. Kevin is a prolific writer with placements in Christianity Today, Religion News, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Psychology Today, InsideHigherEd, and more.   www.neighborlyfaith.org   https://www.neighborlyfaith.org/evangelicals-politics-report   twitter.com/coreysnathan   post.news/@coreysnathan

Imam Omar Suleiman is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors: – NetSuite: http://netsuite.com/lex to get free product tour – House of Macadamias: https://houseofmacadamias.com/lex and use code LEX to get 20% off your first order – ExpressVPN: https://expressvpn.com/lexpod to get 3 months free EPISODE LINKS: Omar's Instagram: https://instagram.com/imamomarsuleiman Omar's Twitter: https://twitter.com/omarsuleiman504 Omar's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imamomarsuleiman Yaqeen Institute's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@yaqeeninstituteofficial Yaqeen Institute's Website: https://yaqeeninstitute.org PODCAST INFO: Podcast website: https://lexfridman.com/podcast Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lwqZIr Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2nEwCF8 RSS: https://lexfridman.com/feed/podcast/ YouTube Full Episodes:

In this episode, we discuss our goals for the podcast and community. We also discuss our current mental health struggles and the benefits of therapy. We hope that you find this episode beneficial and continue on this journey with us. To watch the full video by Imam Omar Suleiman click here! And to visit our website  click here!  Please remember: You are loved. You are not alone.Join our community!InstagramTwitterFacebookTwitchMusic by AH! ElghanaiCover artwork by Kalush Creates

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman talks about the sacred months in Islamic Calendar. Many of us are not well versed with the Islamic months, and if we're asked about a sacred month. Our first answer would be Ramadan. Which is right, Ramadan is the holy month but there are more sacred months. And Imam Omar talks about this in a very detailed manner which makes it so easy to understand and remember. And he further discusses how Dhul Hijjah which is the month of Hajj, how it's the most sacred month and what should be our approach during the month. Especially the fasting in first ten days of it. We hope this episode becomes a learning source for you and your loved ones. May Allah bless us immensely and accept all our good deeds, forgiving all our sins and shortcomings.

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman talks in detail about the upcoming last ten nights of the month of Ramadan. What should be our mindset? Our approach? He covers every detail very well and explained in a very practical manner. We all can In Sha Allah learn plethora of things from this episode. Please consider sharing with your loved ones. May Allah give us the tawfiq to do good deeds and May Allah accept them. May Allah accept our fasts and bless us according to his majesty and not according to our quality of the deeds. Because certainly our quality of deeds is not up to the level. Ameen ya rabb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman talks about how Angels pray for the fasting person. May Allah accept our Fasts and Iba'dah this Ramdan. And May Allah provide ease to all of us, may Allah forgive all of us. And increase our status in this world and hereafter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman talks clearly about the 15th Shaban night. Many people misinterpret a hadith and label a few practices as innovation in our deen, maybe they are too quick to do that. After this episode in Sha Allah everything will be clear related to Shab E Barat and no more confusions. May Allah forgive us. Allahumma Balighna Ramadan.

In episode 2 on this new series, Imam Omar Suleiman talks further about how angels guard us, protect us. I'll share my experience with you. While I was crossing a road, all cars were stuck in traffic and that's why I decided to cross the road but as I was about to reach the end of it. A motorbike came in rushing out of nowhere and I had no chance to jump away or anything. But that bike stopped just few inches away from me, it's front tyre was touching my feet. It was that close. Alhamdulliah. It was Allah who protected me, it was his angels who protected me. Such moments happen all the time, I shared my personal one. From this one of the key takeaways is we should have good expectation from Allah, always hopeful of him. May Allah protect us all. Ameen. May Allah make us among who listen and apply.

Bismillaah Ar-Rahmaan Ar-Raheem. Season 2 starts with this episode. Theme of this new season is " Angels in our presence ". In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman talks about how an angel and devil approaches us when we are about to sleep. What should we do before we sleep so that we have a nice peaceful sleep free from nightmares. Imam talks about this thing in a very practical manner so that it's easy for all of us to understand and apply in our lives. May Allah make it easy for us and make us among who listen and apply.

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman (from Yaqeen Institute) answers one of the most frequently asked question, i.e I have dips in my Imaan, what to do? I was doing so good in my prayers, all of a sudden I feel low? I don't feel the freshness of my faith? and many more questions like this. Main idea that we need to understand is we all have fluctuations in our feelings, and having faith is one of them. So it's normal to have a dip in your imaan, but what's not is to engage in a major sin or continue in minor sins. In such times we become vulnerable, & that's where Shaytaan kicks in. IF we can learn to hold ourselves in these times of dipping imaan, then Allah S.W.T will make it easy for you further, and bless you more than anyone can imagine. All your prayers which you have been praying hard for months & years, will start coming true, and Allah will bless you in ways we can't even imagine. May Allah make it easy for all of us, and save us from the traps of Shaytaan. May Allah make us among who listen and apply.

We humans sin every time, we sin in day and the night. But we need to realize Allah S.W.T always keeps the door of forgiveness open. We should never ever lose hope in his mercy. May Allah forgive us all and give us the taufiq to stay on tauheed. In this podcast, Imam Omar Suleiman tells us what happens when we sin. And what should we do? How should we approach asking Allah for forgiveness. May Allah make us among who listen and apply.

Episode seventeen of the second season of the Podcast on Crimes Against Women continues our four-part series on faith responses to domestic violence and sexual assault with Imam Omar Suleiman, Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. Imam Suleiman examines the Islamic faith's view of domestic violence and how this has changed over time, how Islam speaks about domestic violence in its teachings, and what is being done about addressing this issue more directly with other Islamic leaders and followers. Imam Suleiman then goes on to discuss the reactions he receives on his work from other faith officials in the Islamic community, how the patriarchal element of this religion shapes the conversation of DV within Islam, and the changes he would like to see in the future to the approach or conversation around DV within Islam.

In the aftermath of Israel's bombing of Gaza, killing more than 250 people, including 66 children, tens of thousands converged on Washington, DC on Saturday, May 29th for the National March for Palestine. Sparked by violent incidents that went viral of Israel's seizure of homes of Palestinians in East Jerusalem and Israeli soldiers firing on worshippers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the march is part of a mass, global solidarity movement that is demanding an end to Israel's system of occupation and apartheid, demanding an end to U.S. military funding to Israel, and calling for a renewed campaign of boycotts, divestment and sanctions to target the apartheid state. We spend the hour with our coverage at the Lincoln Memorial, hearing from speakers and attendees determined to tell Palestinians story of more than seven decades of resistance to settler colonialism. The show is made possible only by our volunteer energy, our resolve to keep the people's voices on the air, and by support from our listeners. In this new era of fake corporate news, we have to be and support our own media! Please click here or click on the Support-Donate tab on this website to subscribe for as little as $3 a month. We are so grateful for this small but growing amount of monthly crowdsource funding on Patreon. PATREON NOW ACCEPT ONE-TIME, ANNUAL PAYMENTS. You can also give a one-time or recurring donation on PayPal. Thank you!

In this podcast, Imam Omar Suleiman talks about two components when it comes to our Ramadan being accepted.

Rev. Celeste interviews Rev. Karen Fry, one of the Spiritual Leaders of Centers for Spiritual Living, Dallas. She's a Science of Mind minister who has a genuine love for all life. Rev. Karen is known for her prosperity consciousness and she is committed to living an abundant life! Karen's father taught her that nothing was hers. She gets to have the energy - the current of life. Money is an expression of this current. She gets to play with this limitless expression. There cannot be a limit in the money. In the 2008 recession, she made more money than she's ever made in her life selling a medical device using spiritual principles. She had a no ceiling income and later became a salaried minister. She did not see herself as limited because she is vigilant in keeping her consciousness aware of unlimited possibilities. She has an e-course called "Money is God in Action". We have to uproot the lies of the past and place our focus on living limitless. Rev. Celeste mentioned Edwene Gaines (https://edwenegaines.wwwhubs.com), who is a prosperity teacher who walks on fire. Karen watched her colleagues in Asheville, NC walk on fire and it was so transformative that she brought the instructor to Dallas. She realized this is for her. She went to Tolly Burkan (tollyburkan.com), who trained Tony Robbins to firewalk, and learned to firewalk from a spiritual perspective because she wants to help people break through barriers. Karen is a certified fire walking instructor. In New Zealand, she bungee jumped off a bridge knowing that the Universe's umbilical cord has her. She saw an energy of lights and held the vision that all is well. It was very freeing. She wants us to know not to let fear stop us, knowing That which is greater than me can do anything.Rev. Karen Fry discovered she had breast cancer seven months after accepting a position as co-spiritual leader and moving to Dallas. Karen used all of her spiritual tools and did a big universal "no" to the cancer. The cancer went away as she forgave herself and moved deeper into loving herself. She asked for the lesson, and rose above the statistics to became cancer-free. Once she fell inlove with herself, she found the love of her life, Rev. Dr. Petra Weldes.Karen started a "Be Love - Pass It On" movement in 2014 after a meditation where she realized that she came here to be boundless love. She made wristbands and t-shirts. It went over really well with teens and others. She continues to ask the question, how can I be love in this moment? The Science of Mind Archives in Colorado has a lot of history and information about spiritual principle. Karen became a member of the board in order for the teachings of Ernest Holmes to last (scienceofmindarchives.com).Rev. Karen is involved with Faith Forward Dallas, an organization that started with Imam Omar Suleiman and AME pastor,  Rev. Michael Waters. People come from different faiths and traditions to stand together.  Starting with the muslim ban, they have stood together at Botham Jean's murder, removed confederate statues in Dallas and gone to the border to support child immigrants with Rev. William Barber. The four areas of focus are immigration, racial equity, gun sense and unsheltered housing solutions.  She finds magic in her life when she is photographing wildlife. It's the closest thing to oneness as she looks through the lens of love at nature. She also finds magic in her 11-month young granddaughter watching her be excited about life in such a pure and joyful way.  Karen finds magic in traveling with Petra.Check out the amazing Science of Mind class at CSL Dallas with Karen's partner, Rev. Dr. Petra Weldes Fry (csldallas.org) or learn to firewalk with Rev. Karen Fry.Listen to Rev. Celeste's poem, Breakouts and Breakthroughs.Support the show (http://paypal.me/rev107)

I talk to Ammar Ilyas about being Muslim, the Five Pillars of Islam, and I confess that I need more jihad in my life. Guest Plugs * Let’s Agree to Disagree - https://agreetodisagree.buzzsprout.com/ * Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_letsagreetodisagree/ Show Notes * Five Pillars of Islam - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FivePillarsofIslam * SUNNI vs SHIA: 9 Differences of Islam's Major Denominations Explained - https://youtu.be/z5lY6S5l5FQ * Nouman Ali Khan's Bayyinah Institute for Arabic and Qur’anic Studies - https://bayyinah.com/ * Imam Omar Suleiman - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OmarSuleiman_(imam) _ * Yaqeen Institute - https://yaqeeninstitute.org/ * Yaqeen Institute YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3vHW2h22WE-pNi5WJtRIjg Support the Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/wdtatpodcast Leave us a voicemail! https://www.speakpipe.com/wdtatpodcast Email your feedback to wdtatpodcast@gmail.com Follow us: Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/wdtatpodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wdtatpodcast/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/wdtatpodcast Special Guest: Ammar Ilyas.

Imam Omar Suleiman speaks with George about Islamophobia in America and how last week’s attack on the Capitol is an experience Muslims know all too well.

As the political polarization divides the US population, the once ideas of social progress turned again into securitarian attempts to protect the borders, the job market, the national identity, therefore reviving the White Supremacy mindset. The acceptance of violence, racism and social injustice nurtured the institutionalization of the fears depleting the State engagement to dignity. George Floyd's death crystallized the wrath of the minorities seeking for a systemic change with the unprecedented massive support of the majority. As a Muslim clerical and human rights activist, Imam Dr Omar Suleiman will share his perspectives on the renewal of the new Civil Rights movements. In a discussion with the French activist Dr Maïmonatou Mar, he will talk about the need to tackle the democratic crisis through a two side strategy: radical and human of reformation (top down) and community empowerment (bottom up). From an updated narration of State racism, Imam Dr Omar Suleiman will point at the urgent need for institutional reforms to collectively break free from social injustice. If rooted in a racial American story of White Supremacy, his description of social injustice will echo with other types of nationalisms worldwide, all of them being threats to life of the most deprived. Imam Dr Omar Suleiman will highlight as well the crucial importance of smart intersectional alliances to restore power and dignity of each and everyone through communities. He will illustrate it with his multiple experiences, including the Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square, a multi-faith coalition of clergy for peace and justice operating at the Border.  SPEAKERSImam Dr. Omar Suleiman is a world renowned scholar and theologically driven activist for human rights. He is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. He's also the resident scholar of the Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Co-Chair Emeritus of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square, a multi-faith coalition of clergy for peace and justice. He frequently writes for CNN, USA Today, The Guardian, Huffpo, and The Dallas Morning News.His career started in his hometown of New Orleans where he served as the Imam of the Jefferson Muslim Association in New Orleans for 6 years and directed the "Muslims for Humanity" Hurricane Katrina Relief effort. It was in this time that he was noted on a national level as being a strong advocate of community service, interfaith dialogue, and social justice. Most recently, he was recognized by CNN as one of the 25 most influential Muslims in America and included amongst the Fredrick Douglass 200 most influential Americans whose modern day work embody the legacy of the great abolitionist. Maïmonatou Mar, phD, is the cofounder of Gribouilli, the French social venture empowering domestic workers. Gribouilli launched the first community for nannies in Paris. They are key workers but invisible: mainly middle-age women with migration backgrounds who suffered from isolation and the digital divide. Nearly a thousand nannies benefit from information, P2P learning, basic learning and soft skills class for their economic inclusion and access to decent work. Gribouilli offers leadership programs through an Ambassador program for nannies. Ambassadors of Gribouilli therefore collaborate with public-private partners to improve the public policies. They also develop a coop with more inclusive and accessible commercial services to the benefit of the families. Gribouilli is a 3yr multi-award winning organization (Prizes from Paris City, the Foundations JL Lagardère and Deloitte...). Maïmonatou is an A. de Rothschild Fellow, CXC/Ashoka Fellow and a 2020 Paris Talent. 

What makes Imam Omar Suleiman and Reverend George Mason such good friends? The two reflect on their roles as faith leaders amidst the police brutality of the last decade and the effect it has had on their interfaith friendships. Whether it’s offering a shoulder for each others’ sorrow when their global communities are attacked, or working as co-conspirators for justice, Omar and George are an example for everyone on how to join hands with your interfaith allies and power up in the pursuit of peace.

Apa ya bedanya dholaalin ba’id, dholaalin mubiin, dan dholaalin kabiir? InsyaaAllah saya akan refleksi dari refleksinya Imam Omar Suleiman yang judulnya Layers of Misguidance https://youtu.be/3_2SNZIIuhc

Di dunia ini tuh ada aja ya orang yang “ngejelekin” apa yang udah indah, dan bikin yang “lurus” jadi “bengkok” demi kenyamanan sendiri. Gimana cara kita bersikap? Di sini saya sedikit refleksi dari video Imam Omar Suleiman yang judulnya The Untwisted Truth and the Straight Path https://youtu.be/4ZeFso8F_rE.

Masih di ayat satu dari Surat Ibrahim, ngebahas tentang 2 nama Allah, Al-‘Aziz dan Al-Hamid. Refleksi saya dari refleksi Imam Omar Suleiman. Sumber: https://youtu.be/c_r4UyHDw_k (Self Actualization and The One Who Needs No Praise)

In Episode #15, the respected Imam Omar Suleiman takes us through the action of angels in our life when we say or do something for the sake of Allah. Did you know that when you love someone purely for the sake of Allah, no ulterior motive, nothing personal or professional to be gained from the ... Read more

In Episode #12, our respected Imam Omar Suleiman relates to us the task of the angel when a servant of Allah makes du’a for our beloved and honoured prophet s.a.w.. If a servant sends salawat (peace and blessings) upon the prophet s.a.w., Allah sends ten times of that peace and blessings on them and Jibril ... Read more

In Episode #11 our beloved Imam Omar Suleiman teaches us what to do when we are faced with insults against the prophet s.a.w. To defend the prophet s.a.w. is one of the most beautiful acts a servant of Allah can engage in. Jibril a.s. once asked the prophet s.a.w. about the position of the sahabahs ... Read more

In Episode #10 respected Imam Omar Suleiman teaches us what to do when we are faced with insults against the prophet s.a.w. To defend the prophet s.a.w. is one of the most beautiful acts. Jibri’il a.s. once asked the prophet s.a.w. about the position of the sahabahs who fought in the battle of Badr. Prophet ... Read more

United in Song: Imam Omar Suleiman

The mystical path of Sufism aligns strongly with Unity. What about the Koran and other core teachings of Islam? The show features influential Islamic teacher and activist Imam Omar Suleiman.

The mystical path of Sufism aligns strongly with Unity. What about the Koran and other core teachings of Islam? The show features influential Islamic teacher and activist Imam Omar Suleiman.

In Episode #3, Imam Omar Suleiman talks about those times when we are fasting and yet we are surrounded by those who aren’t. It’s natural to feel an instance of annoyance or even envy that they are eating while you aren’t. You may not know it but those instances are some of the most blessed ... Read more

In Episode #2, our respected Imam Omar Suleiman introduces the two angels, Raqib and Atid. Whatever we do or say is recorded by either of the angels on our right and left. When a sin is committed the angel on the left is to record it. However, did you know that the angel does not ... Read more

Angels in your presence #1 – They’ve Got Your Back. Do we have such a thing as guardian angels? What do they do, and how do we experience them? This Ramadhan 2020 Imam Omar Suleiman guides us through the realm of the Angels, the Mala’ikah. Episode #1 is an introduction into the role and presence ... Read more

hi!! today, my friend all the way from lebanon joined me via an online meeting of sorts to record this very helpful podcast. we talk about how to better ourselves as muslims and how to implement small islamic treasures into our lives for the betterment of society. the quotes/ hadiths/ quran verses we used are from these sources( benefit from them at your leisure): http://quranreading.com/blog/importance-and-benefits-of-forgiveness-in-islam-learn-from-quran-and-sunnah/, https://islamqa.org/hanafi/qibla-hanafi/35717, islamqa.info. moreover, we would love to share some sites where YOU can benefit and grow as a muslim. malak and i often share with each other sources to help so here you guys go: 1. mini lectures from Imam Omar Suleiman on his instgram: https://www.instagram.com/imamomarsuleiman/channel/?hl=en 2. online lectures provided by Qalam institute: https://www.qalam.institute/online-learning 3. dhikr reminders and a temporary online series on the Mecca MVMT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meccamvmt/?hl=en 4. a reliable institute helping Muslims through animations and infographics alongside many other treasures: https://yaqeeninstitute.org/ please reach out if you would like to discuss more about this topic with either me or malak, you can email me or dm my instagram. i pray you this finds you well.

Di Episode 4, Lulu Fakhriyah berbagi kisah bagaimana perjalanannya ke Kuala Lumpur untuk menghadiri seminar Imam Omar Suleiman membuatnya berpikir kembali tentang bagaimana menerapkan sabar dalam kehidupan.

On Tuesday, September 17, 2019, the Muslim Students' Association, in collaboration with 33 campus units and 11 student organizations, hosted Imam Omar Suleiman for a keynote speech at the MLK symposium event, Malcolm & Martin: Intersecting Visions of Justice. Imam Omar was joined by UM's own Drs. Su'ad Abdul Khabeer and Stephen Ward for a dialogue and Q&A session. The focus of this event was advocacy, allyship, and the intersectionality and global nature of social justice. The event program can be viewed at bit.ly/mxmlkprogram

Imam Omar Suleiman discusses what faith has to do with the situation at the US border with Mexico and human rights.

Why is it so important for people of faith to have relationships with those of another faith tradition? Today, George continues a conversation with his good friend, Imam Omar Suleiman, about how they became friends and what that means for making a difference in their communities.George says: “To have gotten to know one another and to have a proximity to pain and to stand beside one another over time and to listen to one another made it morally impossible to be a responsible person and a religious leader and not to speak [about racial and religious injustice].”

Imam Omar Suleiman reminds us to speak good or to remain silent and to assume the best of others for fear of saying something inaccurate or wrong.

Imam Omar Suleiman is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, and an Adjunct Professor of Islamic Studies in the Graduate Liberal Studies Program at SMU (Southern Methodist University). He is also the Resident Scholar at Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Co-Chair of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square. He holds a Bachelors in Accounting, a Bachelors in Islamic Law, a Masters in Islamic Finance, a Masters in Political History, and is currently pursuing a Phd. in Islamic Thought and Civilization from the International Islamic University of Malaysia.

The release date of this episode is the same date as Isra and Miraj in our Islamic calendar. This is a significant night and date into our tradition and faith. It was an honor to have Imam Omar Suleiman share with us how our fitness journey and working for our goals can be related to the journey Prophet Muhammad s.a.w took! Imam Omar Suleiman is a world-renowned scholar and civil rights, activist. He is the Founder and President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. He's also the resident scholar of the Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Co-Chair of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square, faith leaders united for peace and justice.  He's also the founder of MUHSEN, a non-profit umbrella organization serving the community to establish a more inclusive “Special Friendly" environment for our Brothers & Sisters of all Disabilities. To learn more about Yaqeen Institute, please visit https://yaqeeninstitute.org/. And to learn more about Muhsen please visit https://muhsen.org/ You can also follow Imam Omar on social media at Omar Suleiman on Facebook and ImamOmarSuleiman on Instagram as well as on Twitter!  Do not forget the Ramadan Prep Challenge starts on April 8th this year! To sign up, visit www.befit4akhirah.com before the doors close down. Let's get active with a purpose and let's get ready for Ramadan! Be Strong. Be Fit. BeFit4Akhirah.

What does faith demand of us? What can we gain from meeting those demands? What has gone so wrong and how can faith help us find a solution in the conflicting narrative about refugees, Muslims, and immigrants in general? Meet Faith Forward Dallas, an interfaith coalition in Dallas, Texas providing a model to the world of how we can practice our faith and be stronger together. Guests on this episode: Rabbi Nancy Kasten, Imam Omar Suleiman, Rev. Michael Waters, Linda Abramson Evans, Rev. Andy Stoker, Sedrick N'twali EPISODE SOURCE CREDITS: Special thanks to Julie Silver for use of her song 'Sanctuary' Short Film 'An Imam, a Pastor, and a Dream' produced by Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research Partial interview of SMU engineering graduate Osama al Olabi, whose Syrian parents were detained at DFW Airport and sparked demonstrations in January 2017, obtained from NBC DFW Facebook live video post and included under fair use laws. SPONSORSHIP: Funding for this podcast is provided by Southern Methodist University's Embrey Human Rights Program via their Community Outreach Fellowship. Their website is: http://smu.edu/humanrights/ MEDIA INQUIRIES: For media inquiries, please contact tiffany@hrtsmedia.com. HOST: This podcast is hosted by Human Rights Media at: www.hrtsmedia.com and can be found on iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn as well as on most podcast aggregators. New episodes are released monthly through May 2018. Many thanks to the dedicated staff who work tirelessly to help produce this series and make it possible. And for each refugee and expert guest, thank you for your honesty and vulnerability to bring your stories and reliable data to the public. CREDITS: Tiffany Jelke, Producer & Host • SMU Community Outreach Fellow • Michelle Lara, Production Assistant Jen Peacock, Sound editing on Episode 7 Allison Plake, Audio Production Intern Kade Peacock, Sound Technician Dr. Bradley Klein, Associate Director of SMU's Embrey Human Rights Program, is the mentor on this project

This week's segment focuses on our interview with Imam Omar Suleiman. We discuss what led him to move to Dallas from NOLA, what it was like for him and his family when ISIS targeted him, and how he intertwines his Islamic faith for standing up for social injustices for EVERYONE! Tune in below to hear all about it!

Mahin, SIM and Sh. Amir talk to Imam Omar Suleiman about his childhood in Louisiana, activism and the Dallas-Fort Worth shootings. Imam Omar Suleiman is the President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research and a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Methodist University. He’s also the resident scholar of the Valley Ranch Islamic Center, and Co-Chair of Faith Forward Dallas at Thanks-Giving Square, a multi-faith alliance for peace and justice. 

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https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2017/02/10/perspective-syrian-refugees-imam-omar-suleiman/34396/feed/ 0 00:03:38 “They are human beings, and so they have a right to live in peace and security,” says Imam Omar Suleiman, who has made several visits to the refugee camps on the Jordanian-Syrian border. “And if

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https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2017/02/10/perspective-syrian-refugees-imam-omar-suleiman/34396/feed/ 0 00:03:38 “They are human beings, and so they have a right to live in peace and security,” says Imam Omar Suleiman, who has made several visits to the refugee camps on the Jordanian-Syrian border. “And

The “All-Terrorists-are-Muslim” Myth – Omar Suleiman In Part 6 of the interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman dispels the myth that all terrorists are Muslim, noting the huge disparity between the amount of media coverage given to the rare cases where perpetrators were actually Muslim and when they were not.

Sharia Law vs. Penal Code – Omar Suleiman In Part 5 of the interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman gives the definitive word on the meaning of Sharia law and how it must be distinguished from Islamic penal code.

Love Thy Neighbor – Omar Suleiman In Part 4 of the with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman answers a question in the mind of many people in the West who have become conflicted about their Muslim minorities: Can you be a Muslim and a patriot? Can the allegiances of a Muslim in a ... Read more

The Medina Charter of Coexistence – Omar Suleiman In Part 2 of the interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman tears down some of the most popular misconceptions about Islam, the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Is the Quran inherently violent? Does the Quran contradict itself? Does Islam advocate Holy Wars through jihad? ... Read more

Forget the Pundits, Ask a Muslim – Omar Suleiman In Part 1 of this fourteen-part interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman shatters myths about Islam in America and about Muslims in general.

Rules of Engagement In Islam – Omar Suleiman In Part 3 of the interview with Dallas-based Pastor Mike Baughman, Imam Omar Suleiman debunks erroneous interpretations of what has become popularly known as “the verse of the sword” from chapter nine of the Quran, Surat At-Tawba.

In this episode, Imam Omar Suleiman tells us the story of shaytaan particularly with Adam AS and focuses on the encounter between Adam AS and Shaytaan. A major question, “When shaytaan was kicked out of jannah when he disobeyed Allah SWT, how was he able to come back and sway away Adam and Hawwa AS?” ... Read more

Episode 002 This episode is sponsored by MuslimMatters.org – because Muslims matter. Imam Omar Suleiman is the kind-hearted, friendly giant from New Orleans, Louisiana. Born and raised in America, Shaykh Omar has a unique way of relating to a western audience though his character has gained the love of people of all ages and backgrounds. Imam Omar has two Bachelors degrees in Islamic Studies and in accounting, a Masters degree in Islamic Finance, and is currently pursuing a Phd in Islamic History from the Islamic University of Malaysia. Imam Omar also is a strong advocate of community service, interfaith dialogue, and social justice. He served as the field coordinator of ICNA Relief in Hurricane Katrina and also co founded the east Jefferson clergy interfaith council. In 2010, the Mayor and City Council of New Orleans awarded him for “Outstanding Civic Achievement”. He is a current member of the ICNA Shariah Council. In this episode we discuss: ·         How important it is to not only eat permissible meat, but the income you use to purchase that meat should be permissible as well? ·         Our passive attitudes with regards to finances versus doing other impermissible things in our lives ·         How serious it is to be involved with interest (usury)? ·         What is the impact of usury/interest on society? ·         What does someone do if they get laid off and they need to take out credit cards to get by? ·         How to do you deal with having credit cards? Are redeeming points off of a credit card considered interest (usury)?   Links Imam Omar Suleiman on Twitter: https://twitter.com/omarsuleiman504 Imam Omar Suleiman on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imamomarsuleiman ILM Flix (redirects to Islamic Learning Foundation): http://ilmflix.com Income being impermissible: http://sunnah.com/muslim/12/83 The sin of usury (interest/Riba): http://sunnah.com/urn/1265920 Please support the podcast by sharing it with a friend who might find the information useful. Don’t forgot to subscribe in iTunes and rate the podcast! Visit http://debtfreemuslims.com to get your free eBook on Practical Personal Finance for Muslims. Check out this episode!