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In this episode we discuss how a productive Muslim can optimize their physical energy and how to link their vision to their goals. The conversation is based on The Productive Muslim : Where Faith Meets Productivity by Mohammed Faris --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fromnourwithlove/message

Alasan Ke-Islam-an kita harus kuat, bukan sekedar karena keturunan atau lahir dari mayoritas muslim. Semoga kita tidak mudah goyah

Penjelasan dari Kitābul Jāmi' Kitab ini adalah bagian dari kitab Bulūghul Marām min Adillatil Ahkām yang ditulis oleh Al-Hāfizh Ibnu Hajar rahimahullāh. Disampaikan oleh Ustadz Dadan Hidayatullah, Hafizhahullah Pimpinan Ma'had Al-Ikhlas Al-Islamiy, Kab. Bandung

Today on InGrace, we learn how to do the most important thing God has called us to do – share the gospel of grace. We will learn how to talk with someone about Jesus who has a Muslim background. The post Sharing The Gospel with a Muslim – Part 2 appeared first on InGrace with Jim Scudder, Jr..

Today on InGrace, we learn how to do the most important thing God has called us to do – share the gospel of grace. We will learn how to talk with someone about Jesus who has a Muslim background. The post Sharing The Gospel with a Muslim – Part 1 appeared first on InGrace with Jim Scudder, Jr..

In Part II of this episode, Saquib talks about exploring his sexuality at university, marrying and divorcing his ex girlfriend, his journey into therapy, moving to Belgium, the common struggles the LGBT community may have and the workshops he currently runs in Belgium and England. The element of "shame" we have in the South Asian Community can be detrimental to our mental health, especially those that are fighting an internal battle with their sexuality. This episode aims to provide comfort to those going through a particular situation and also aims to educate all of us on the struggles members of the LGBT community may go through. This episode can be quite triggering so be weary as you're listening in. Enjoy!

On this episode, I have my guest Saquib Ahmad who is a Psychotherapist based in Brussels and London. He runs many therapy workshops for the LGBT community and plays an active role in raising awareness about homosexuality and bisexuality. Saquib talks about his struggles emigrating to the UK from Pakistan, coming out as bisexual and how this has impacted his religious journey. Now, just as a disclaimer, this is personally a very new topic for myself so apologies if there are any remarks made of an insensitive nature. This conversation is very controversial, so if that's not for you, please check out one of my lighter episodes. If you are affected by anything discussed, please do not hesitate to contact myself or Saquib. Our Instagram accounts are @shaz.khan and @gayboystomen. I hope this episode provides those who can relate with some comfort and has helped to open the minds of those who perhaps have a family member or friend going through the same thing. We do not wish to offend anyone in our conversation but simply discuss our personal experiences. In Part II of this episode, Saquib will discuss his University experience, his marriage and divorce to his wife, emigrating to Brussels and becoming LGBT community activist so stay tuned.

044 | Kids Class | The Manners of a Muslim (Part 2) | Muhammad Tim Humble by Understanding Islam

045 | Kids Class | The Manners of a Muslim (Part 3) | Muhammad Tim Humble by Understanding Islam

Nigeria: The Muslim Part, Anti Woke Podcast

This is part two of an interview with a former Muslim from Iran, who converted to Christianity. Underground House Calls is a part of "Go and Do," a ministry equipping believers to help their fellow believers in persecuted countries. More information can be found at: http://www.faithisidentity.com

This is part one of an interview with a former Muslim from Iran, who converted to Christianity. Underground House Calls is a part of "Go and Do," a ministry equipping believers to help their fellow believers in persecuted countries. More information can be found at: http://www.faithisidentity.com

Camelia teaches the infidel (Kori) all about Ramadan and her family traditions.SFOM: Safe For Our Moms. (to listen to)Prod. by Danya VodovozRoyalty free music.https://danyavodovoz.bandcamp.com/​ 

Camelia continues educating the infidel (Kori) and herself, as they embark on a journey together! What journey you ask? Listen to find out! SFOM: Safe For Our Moms. (to listen to)Prod by Danya VodovoxRoyalty Free Musichttps://danyavodovoz.bandcamp.com/

At the end of part one of my "Ask a Muslim!" segment, I ran out of time to answer all the questions sent to me. So, here they are in part two! Thank you to everyone who sent me these questions and if you as a listener have any more questions to ask THIS Muslim, feel free to send me your questions at shehla.faizi01@gmail.com or you could send me a personal message on the "I'm A Muslim (And That's Okay!)" Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/iamatopodcastSupport the show (https://paypal.me/ShehlaFaizi?locale.x=en_US)

It's back! Last year's popular segment, where you ask me, your resident Muslim, any and every question you may have about Islam and being Muslim!Now, I'm not a scholar of Islam but that doesn't mean I can't give you the everyday insights about being Muslim.This episode is part one of two episodes, if you have any questions you would like me to answer in part two, please send them to me at shehla.faizi01@gmail.com . And you can also message me the questions on Facebook via the "I'm A Muslim (And That's Okay!) page at: https://www.facebook.com/iamatopodcastSupport the show (https://paypal.me/ShehlaFaizi?locale.x=en_US)

How do you date someone in a halal way? Is it even possible? Tune in to catch our host Usaid Mahmud discuss with high schoolers Tarik Darwiwsh, Jenna Elmasri and Kheira Bekkadja.

Relationships are the biggest challenges our youth face in High School. We go over this topic with a couple of high schoolers to see what they think a Halal relationship is.

Dating has been one the biggest challenges of our youth in high school. How do they navigate through this challenge and what ways can they make best decision to stay from Zina.

Here it is! More answers from the Muslim round the corner! For now this concludes my special podcast segment. But if you have any more questions you always wanted to #askaMuslim you can send them to me at shehla.faizi01@gmail.com , and I may just do another special episode to answer all your questions!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shehla-faizi/supportSupport the show (https://paypal.me/ShehlaFaizi?locale.x=en_US)

I had all my friends gather around the Facebook campfire and ask me all sorts of questions! In this two part special segment I call, "Ask a Muslim!", I'll attempt to answer as best as I can.**DISCLAIMER** I'm NOT a Islamic authority on ANYTHING (I know it's sad '-_-), so most of my answers are based on my opinions and experiences, interspersed with whatever knowledge I have of Islam.Although, question number 5 in this episode forced me to dig deep to into Islamic articles to find a more educated answer than the one I would have been able to provide. My friend Maria had asked how I felt about the verses of the Quran that spoke about causing harm to non-believers. I gave my opinion in the episode, but below is the link to my reference page in my newly created website (still under construction) for my podcast:https://sfaizi.wixsite.com/iamato/blogThe screenshots in this link, and the Yaqeen Institute article they are taken from (also linked in this page, but it is rather long), clearly define the premise of the verses that Maria was asking about.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shehla-faizi/supportSupport the show (https://paypal.me/ShehlaFaizi?locale.x=en_US)

This episode is Part 2 of our 2-part series with Ali Rizvi, 37 year old from Washington D.C., U.S. (born in Pakistan) In the last episode (#45) Ali told us about how his search for identity lead him to atheism. In this episode, we ask him for specific questions to understand his mindset - questions like how did he explain this to his family and friends? What if Islam was the right religion? Where do you get your morality from, if you don't have a religion? Disclaimer - this episode may not be suitable for the easily offended, as some content may be sensitive for Muslim listeners. However, our goal with Ali was to keep the conversation as respectful as possible, but also allowing him to express himself and to share his thoughts of various Islamic concepts.

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The second episode in a series exploring the dynamic of Hindu/Muslim relationships features a woman who grew up in an inter-religious household with a Pakistani Muslim mother and an Indian Hindu father. Yet, she believes a majority of Hindu/Muslim relationships will not succeed. Tune in to find out why she chose to identify as Muslim and what her thoughts on the topic as a "product" of a Muslim/Hindu relationship.

All couple deal with issues, but religion is one that can cause MAJOR tension. Hindu/Muslim tensions date way back, yet somehow still have the power to break families apart. This is the first episode in a series exploring the dynamic of Hindu/Muslim relationships from the perspective of an Indian girl dating a Pakistani boy.