Podcasts about prophet muhammed

Notes and Links to Lamya H's Work        Lamya H (she/they) is a queer Muslim writer and organizer living in New York City. Their memoir HIJAB BUTCH BLUES (February, 2023 from Dial Press/Penguin Randomhouse) won the Brooklyn Public Library Book Prize and a Stonewall Non-fiction Book Award, and was a finalist for Lambda Literary and Publishing Triangle Awards. Lamya's work has appeared in Los Angeles Review of Books, Salon, Autostraddle, Vice, and others. She has received fellowships from Lambda Literary and Queer|Arts.      Lamya's organizing work centers around creating spaces for LGBTQ+ Muslims, fighting Islamophobia, Palestine and prison abolition. In her free time, she eats lots of desserts baked by her partner, plays board games with whoever she can corral, and works on her goal of traveling to every subway stop in the city. She has never run a marathon.    Find her on Twitter and IG: @lamyaisangry Buy Hijab Butch Blues   Lamya H's Website   Book Review for Hijab Butch Blues from NPR   At about 2:20: Lamya shouts out Dominion as a top-tier board game and talks about flickering hopes of running a marathon  At about 5:35, Lamya talks about reading and writing and speaking in multiple languages growing up, as well as reading a lot of colonial texts from the British Empire At about 7:30, Lamya talks about beijing “flabbergasted” by the great White Teeth at age 15  At about 9:30, Lamya uses the evocative image of “fish not understanding that they're in water” in responding to Pete's questions about how she recognized representation and colonial tropes in lit At about 11:10, Lamya cites formative and transformative texts and authors in her adolescent year  At about 13:55, Lamya discusses early sparks for activism through a friend's introduction of Audre Lorde, Angela Davis, and more At about 15:15, Lamya responds to Pete's questions about her current reading, including her love for Huda F's work At about 18:45, Lamya responds to Pete's questions about her usage of “queer” and the titular “butch” At about 22:30, The two discuss a meaningful Quranic verse that starts off the book-Lamya explains ideas of “faith in flux” At about 25:00, Lamya gives background on surahs and a significant part of her book discussing Maryam's life and trials At about 26:45, Lamya discusses boredom in the high school years and how she felt connections to Maryam At about 29:45, Lamya responds to Pete's questions about feeling like life “is out of your control” as a teenager/high schooler At about 30:45, Lamya explains feelings of internalizing queerness upon experiencing a crush at age 14 At about 34:50, Lamya describes the importance of Quranic verses involving Maryam and “intentionality” and taqwa At about 38:00, Lamya responds to Pete's questions about the “Arab hierarchy” that she experienced as a kid, and the ways in which she and her family were targets of racism At about 41:40, Lamya details many meanings of “jinn” and describes its usage in her memoir At about 43:40, Lamya describes a friend “jumpstarting” a repudiation of internalized racism  At about 45:15, Lamya gives background on Allah and ideas of “transcending” gender  At about 49:00, The two discuss “rigid gender roles” as featured in the memoir, as well as connections to the Biblical Adam At about 50:00, Lamya outlines a offbeat “outing” experience  At about 51:30, Pete describe Musa's connections to Lamya's “coming out slowly process” and asks Lamya to comment-she talks about “reframing the negative” At about 53:45, Lamya cites “inviting in” as a way of reframing the “coming out” trope At about 55:35, Pete shouts out Christina Cooke's quote of queerness as “divine” At about 56:25, The two discuss empathetic and sensitive friends  At about 57:10, The Prophet Muhammed and connections to fealty and openness of fath and individuality are discussed At about 59:50, The two discuss “being “comfortable” in one's own skin and finding community At about 1:00:45, Lamya responds to Pete's questions about Asiya and those who encourage and perpetuate victimizers, including about ideas of citizenship in a country that has so often victimized  At about 1:03:40, Pete shouts out great “plot” in the book and a dizzying scene painted so well by Lamya At about 1:05:30: Lamya talks about hopes that her book and story can be universal while it is quite specific   At about 1:07:00, Lamya encourages people to “buy local”          You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave me a five-star review. You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Stitcher, Spotify, and on Amazon Music. Follow me on IG, where I'm @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where I'm @chillsatwillpo1. You can watch other episodes on YouTube-watch and subscribe to The Chills at Will Podcast Channel. Please subscribe to both my YouTube Channel and my podcast while you're checking out this episode.       I am very excited to have one or two podcast episodes per month featured on the website of Chicago Review of Books. The audio will be posted, along with a written interview culled from the audio. This week, my conversation with Episode 265 guest Carvell Wallace is up on the website. A big thanks to Rachel León and Michael Welch at Chicago Review.     Sign up now for The Chills at Will Podcast Patreon: it can be found at patreon.com/chillsatwillpodcastpeterriehl      Check out the page that describes the benefits of a Patreon membership, including cool swag and bonus episodes. 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Happy New Year to all our listeners and viewers! We were immensely proud to see both Toby Young and our Chair, Professor Nigel Biggar, in the New Year honours list – an achievement that's in no small part thanks to the sustained support of all the members and supporters of the FSU over our nearly five years of operation. Tuesday 7thJanuary is the tenth anniversary of the ‘Charlie Hebdo' massacre in Paris during which 12 people were murdered. France 24 reported on the anniversary last week, “Since its founding in 1970, [Charlie Hebdo] has regularly tested the boundaries of French hate-speech laws, which offer protection to minorities but allow for blasphemy and the mockery of religion”. The article continues, “‘The idea is not to publish anything, it's to publish everything that makes people doubt, brings them to reflect, to ask questions, to not end up closed in by ideology', director Riss, who survived the 2015 attack, told Le Monde in November”. Jan was on GB News discussing the anniversary on Sunday and in today's discussion we think about how depictions of the Prophet Muhammed are frequently dismissed as ‘unwise' – a recent example being the response of Labour Party advisor Mike Buckley to the Batley Grammar school incident of 2021. To mark the new year, Toby Young has written a piece in Spiked listing the multiple free speech threats from Sir Keir Starmer's government. His list includes the looming Employment Rights Bill, the Football Governance Bill and Yvette Cooper's stated aim to lower the threshold for the recording of non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). FSU statistics to the end of 2024 are hot off the press and they show how the FSU has grown from 12,275 at year-end 2023 to 24,279 at year-end 2024 – an increase of 97.8%. Meanwhile, on the case work side of the house, we have assisted approximately 3,300 individuals since our creation, 640 (or nearly a fifth) of whom reached out to us during the second half of 2024. Finally, we are delighted to have the opportunity to host a farewell event for Graham Linehan before he heads to the USA to work with Andrew Doyle on a new sitcom. Tickets are on sale at our events page from Tuesday 7th January.   ‘That's Debatable!'  is edited by Jason Clift.

In this heartfelt episode, Aseem and Fahad share practical ways to deepen our love for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. They discuss his life, character, and how we can incorporate his teachings into our daily lives.Tune in for an inspiring conversation on nurturing a true connection with the Prophet.00:00 Introduction01:39 How to love our prophet ﷺ ?02:25 Why do we love him?04:13 Prophet Muhammed ﷺ06:15 His Character09:39 Rabee' ul avval12:16 We need to obey him12:51 Meeladunnabi20:14 Final Thoughts#ProphetMuhammad #LoveForTheProphet #Podcast #AseemAndFahad #IslamicTeachings #Inspiration Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Date : Fri, 06 Sep 2024 Speaker : Ash Sheikh Arkam Nooramith (Darul Uloom Islamia) at Muhiyadeen Jumuah Masjid Mayura Place, Colombo 06 Language : Tamil

Date : Sat, 07 Sep 2024 Speaker : Ash Sheikh Arkam Nooramith (Darul Uloom Islamia) at Muhiyadeen Jumuah Masjid Mayura Place, Colombo 06 Language : Tamil

Date : Sun, 08 Sep 2024 Speaker : Ash Sheikh Arkam Nooramith (Darul Uloom Islamia) at Muhiyadeen Jumuah Masjid Mayura Place, Colombo 06 Language : Tamil

Date : Mon, 09 Sep 2024 Speaker : Ash Sheikh Arkam Nooramith (Darul Uloom Islamia) at Muhiyadeen Jumuah Masjid Mayura Place, Colombo 06 Language : Tamil

Closing out the blessed month of Muharram, Parvez and Omar are back for a timely and important discussion about Muharram, the Day of Āshūrā, and the events of Karbala from a Shi'i perspective. This is a deep dive into Shi'i readings of early Muslim history and the centrality of the Ahl-al Bayt (The Household/Progeny of the Prophet Muhammedﷺ) and specifically how the events of Karbala and the venerative rites and traditions of Muharram inform Shi'i devotional life.     About Ahmad Rashid Salim  Ahmad Rashid Salim (احمد راشد سليم) is a doctoral candidate and instructor at the Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley, in the fields of Islamic studies and Persian literature. His areas of scholarship include classical Persian literature - particularly mystical poetry, translation, Sufism, Qur'an interpretation, language and power, Persian literature in Afghanistan, the Kabuli dialect, Shi'i - Sunni polemics, and religious thought in Afghanistan. His dissertation is titled: The Harmony of Hayrat: Words, Wonder, and Worlds in Persian Mystical Poetry and Poetics. Salim is also the founder of Aleff Institute, a premier online instruction program for the Persian language, with a special emphasis on the Kabuli dialect. He is the author of Islam Explained, a best-selling book utilized in a number of university courses throughout the United States. He earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science with a focus on Islamic studies, and was awarded a master's degree by the Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley.

One of our recurring bugbears is the imperious messaging that has seeped into all corners of British society, lecturing us on what to think and say as we go about our business. A current TV advertising campaign against ageism is a case in point. No-one wants people of different ages to be excluded from society, but it is rather galling to be slapped on the wrist for using harmless phrases like, “you can't teach an old dog new tricks”. It turns out that local authorities have also latched onto the re-education trend. As reported in The Telegraph, the FSU has been pushing back on councils that have started using PSPOs (Public Spaces Protection Orders) to police every aspect of our behaviour in public – including our speech. As Ben makes clear, we suspect this battle may prove to be a frustrating game of ‘whack-a-mole' for a while yet. We briefly mention a recent exposé of the FSU's numerous successes in Byline Times before moving on to examine the Cass Review Final Report, which was published last week. Dr Hilary Cass explicitly addresses the toxicity of the ongoing gender debate in her Foreword, “There are few other areas of healthcare where professionals are so afraid to openly discuss their views, where people are vilified on social media, and where name-calling echoes the worst bullying behaviour. This must stop”. The mainstream media has taken proper notice of the Cass review and we ponder how much hope we can reasonably now pin on a change in the direction and tone of the discussion. We end today's episode with a quick review of the findings from a poll commissioned by the Henry Jackson Society. Among a list of rather depressing statistics is the finding that 52% of the British Muslims polled want to make it illegal to show a picture of the Prophet Muhammed. ‘That's Debatable!' is edited by Jason Clift.

Willkommen liebe Brüder und Schwestern zu einem neuen Podcast. In unserer heutigen Folge erzählen wir euch, was der Prophet Muhammed während der Himmelfahrt erlebt hat. Wir hoffen, dass sich der Zuhörer an diesem Unterricht bereichert und Nutzen daraus zieht.

Willkommen liebe Brüder und Schwestern zu einem neuen Podcast. In unserer heutigen Folge erzählen wir euch, was der Prophet Muhammed während der Nachtreise erlebt hat. Wir hoffen, dass sich der Zuhörer an diesem Unterricht bereichert und Nutzen daraus zieht.

Near-death experience guest 746 is Megan Brown who during her NDE experience went to heaven. During her near death experience she encountered God, Jesus and the Prophet Muhammed. Megan's Website https://www.fivedaysinheaven.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-s-reynolds/support

In a world clouded by injustice, discrimination, and moral decline, the birth and message of Prophet Mohammed (saw) marked the beginning of a journey that shifted the course of history. From Mecca to Medina, we'll explore the enduring principles of justice and compassion that Islam continues to offer today. Join us as we uncover the timeless relevance of Islam and the legacy of Prophet Muhammed(saw) to shape a brighter future for all. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De1vzkloQB0

In a world clouded by injustice, discrimination, and moral decline, the birth and message of Prophet Mohammed (saw) marked the beginning of a journey that shifted the course of history. From Mecca to Medina, we'll explore the enduring principles of justice and compassion that Islam continues to offer today. Join us as we uncover the timeless relevance of Islam and the legacy of Prophet Muhammed(saw) to shape a brighter future for all. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De1vzkloQB0

A powerful short surah, where the Prophet Muhammed was shown his boundless grace and goodness, i.e. full exposure to the light transmitted from his own ruh (soul). This came about through trust, abandonment of concern. The surah urges us to express goodness, be generous and make sacrifices through the generosity of spirit. And to those who are cut off from the light, they are the ones who truly have no continuity (and not those without progeny). 1. Surely We have given you Kauthar, 2. Therefore pray to your Lord and make a sacrifice. 3. Surely your enemy is the one who shall be without posterity, --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shaykh-fadhlalla-haeri/message

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In this second part of 3 series, we look at the ways the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ treated and dealt with children and teenagers. We then address the relationship and rights of our parents and relatives with examples from the life of the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ.

In this second part of 3 series, we look at the ways the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ treated and dealt with children and teenagers. We then address the relationship and rights of our parents and relatives with examples from the life of the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ.---For more Islamic podcasts check my Twitter and Facebook !For any questions or inquiries, contact me (uploader of the podcast) here: unknownSeekerOfKnowledge@gmail.com

The early suras of the Qur'an are the short, hymnic passages associated with the first revelations to the Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him and his progeny). They reveal many of the central values of Islam: generosity, kindness, prayer, and good deeds – in other words, a vision of a just and meaningful life. They also often refer to nature - the moon, sun, and stars; the sky and sea; night and day – highlighting the inextricable link between people and the environment.   Michael Sells, a renowned expert on the Qur'an, joins us for this episode of Muslim Footprints to discuss what he describes as “some of the most powerful prophetic and revelatory passages in religious history.” Dr Sells is the John Barrows Professor of Islamic History and Literature at the University of Chicago. He has studied and taught in the areas of Qur'anic studies; Sufism; Arabic and Islamic love poetry; and mystical literature.

Our beloved messenger Prophet Muhammed SAW loves us unconditionally.

PROPHET MUHAMMED (SAW)'S FAVOURITE FOODS

In this edition of Spirit Speak, Exploring the Afterlife, we will examine how members of the military or law enforcement officers forced to take lives are judged when they return to heaven. We will start by listening to the Memorial Day message of Archangel Michael, the angel of protection. We will then channel with the spirit of General George Patton, a soul that has lived many military prior lives and faced many judgements. In the final segment of the show we will channel with the spirit of the Prophet Muhammed, a military leader that founded the Muslim faith. Tell your friends and join us on Tuesdays on the VoiceAmerica Variety network at 9:00 am Pacific time. You can email questions or suggestions to analyzingtheafterlife2023@gmail.com for future shows. All of our past shows are available on VoiceAmerica or our YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@onestrohm. Please tell your friends!

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There is another development in the controversy over academic and religious freedom at Hamline University. On Tuesday January 24, the majority of full-time faculty members called for university President Fayneese Miller to resign her position. She's under fire for her handling of the fallout from a student complaint about a lecture in an art history class in Fall 2022. That's when adjunct professor Erika Lopez Prater showed a depiction of the Prophet Muhammed, which upset some Muslim students. She was not asked to return to the school the following semester. The situation created a controversy over academic freedom and religious inclusivity that's made international headlines. Professor Jim Scheibel is the president of the Faculty Coucil at Hamline University. He joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the vote. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.  Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.    We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here. 

Today on Boston Public Radio: We began the show by talking about our fascination with scandal in the British royal family – and how it distracts us from the fraying of democracy. EJ Dionne weighed in on House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's contentious election for House Speaker last week, and pro-Bolsonaro riots in Brazil's Capital with claims of election fraud. Dionne is a columnist for the Washington Post. He's also a senior fellow at The Brookings Institution. His latest book is “100% Democracy: The Case For Universal Voting.” Jim Aloisi and Stacy Thompson shared their hopes on what Gov. Maura Healey should prioritize in Mass. transit, from safety at the MBTA to strengthening the state's roads and bridges. Aloisi is a former transportation secretary, a member of the Transit Matters Board, and a contributor to Commonwealth Magazine. Thompson is the executive director of the Livable Streets Alliance. Drs. Allison Bryant and Nicole Smith explained how a local doula program is trying to combat maternal mortality disparities. Dr. Bryant is a maternal fetal medicine specialist at Mass General Hospital and is Senior Medical Director for Health Equity Quality and Patient Experience. Dr. Smith is a maternal fetal medicine specialist at Brigham and Women's Hospital. Revs. Irene Monroe and Emmett G. Price III shared their thoughts on how Congressmembers' religions don't reflect the diverse religions in modern America, and a controversial firing of a professor who showed art of the Prophet Muhammed in a college course. Monroe is a syndicated religion columnist and the Boston voice for Detour's African American Heritage Trail. Price is founding pastor of Community of Love Christian Fellowship in Allston, and the Inaugural Dean of Africana Studies at Berklee College of Music. Together they host GBH's “All Rev'd Up” podcast. Richard Blanco shared a few poems from “Let Me Say This: A Dolly Parton Poetry Anthology,” and discussed Dolly Parton's avid fanbase. Blanco is the fifth Presidential Inaugural Poet in U.S. history and the first Poet Laureate of Miami-Dade County. His latest collection is “How To Love A Country.” We ended the show by talking with listeners about the latest COVID surge.

In this episode I sit down and chat with my dear sister Khadija and dwell deeply into how this dunya is just not worth it! All of its glammers and glitz is just a distraction as Allah swt says in the quran, “The worldly life is nothing but an illusionary enjoyment (3:185).” We reflect upon sayings of the Prophet Muhammed sallalahu alayhi wa salam that strengthen our Iman whilst helping us focus and strive stronger towards the hereafter. We discuss practical tips that help us break our nafs and break our attachment to this dunya. We acknowledge that all of this is easier said than done and recognise the humanity of a believer that we are all weak and forgetful but always remember that our strength and success comes from Allah and Allah only so, call upon him as he is ready to respond to you.

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Fortress of the Muslim is a book of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, that directs the believer to good behaviour. This short series explores the text, and gives the listener an immersion and exploration of the themes in the book.

Zara and Amal interview American Muslim author and editor Gabrielle Deonath on her new book, Shukr, an inspirational dua and gratitude journal. Topics covered in the episode: · Expressing gratitude in your prayers to reconnect with your faith · Inspiring hadith (sayings of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him) included in the Shukr journal · How your faith can increase when studying the Quran and hadith The Shukr Dua and Gratitude journal aims to bring greater meaning to the words you may hear, read, or recite in worship and offers an opportunity to truly absorb and connect with them. With guided prompts and space for reflection, Shukr will help you think about the religious significance and context of each dua, hadith, and verse and will encourage you to contemplate how you can apply them to your daily life. Undated entries offer space to reflect any time of the year and flexibility for even the busiest of schedules. Check out Shukr, to take your spiritual connection to the next level! Find Gabrielle online at: bygabrielled.com Twitter @bygabrielled Instagram @bygabrielled Find Shukr, the Dua and Gratitude journal: Amazon (UK) (US), Barnes and Noble, and other major book retailers. Follow our podcast on Instagram! @british_muslim_girl_diaries We'll be running a giveaway for Shukr for the first week of this episode's release!

Students of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, Nother Nigeria  lynched a 200 level female student of the Department of Early Childhood Education, Deborah Yakubu, over an allegation of blasphemy against Prophet Muhammed on May 12, 2022. Deborah was violently stoned to death and later set ablaze by the angry mob, who are mostly students of the college. In this episode, we discuss the religious tensions in Nigeria, President Buhari, Abubakar Atiku, the upcoming election as well as the roots of religious tensions in Nigeria since independence in 1960. This is the concluding and second episode in this series.

Students of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, Northern Nigeria  lynched a 200 level female student of the Department of Early Childhood Education, Deborah Yakubu, over an allegation of blasphemy against Prophet Muhammed on May 12, 2022. Deborah was violently stoned to death and later set ablaze by the angry mob, who are mostly students of the college. In this episode, we discuss the religious tensions in Nigeria, President Buhari, Abubakar Atiku, the upcoming election as well as the roots of religious tensions in Nigeria since independence in 1960. This is a two part series.

Ben Caspit speaks this week with Lt. Col. (res.) Jonathan D. Halevi, who currently serves as senior Middle East researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. Commenting on the unprecedented decision by the head of the Islamic Ra'am party Mansour Abbas last May to join the ruling coalition, Halevi says that from Abbas' perspective, this decision legitimizes Israel as a Jewish and democratic state. "Analyzing Abbas' statements over the last decade, one can see he is guided by two principles, pragmatism and Islamism," says Halevi. Abbas had said very clearly, even after joining the coalition, that he bases his political agenda on Islam. Inspired by Prophet Muhammed, Abbas, he argues, also strived to create an alliance with the Jews.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Islam is a universalist religion, but at the same time, it is rooted in ancient Arabian culture. Understanding that historical context can bring another level of understanding. I hope. Judge for yourself: in this episode, we cover Arabia's past from pre-history up to, and including, the time of Prophet Muhammed.

Principal Wadud Hasan explains the importance of our love for Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and how following the ways of the Prophet, allows us to love Allah SWT. In Surah Tawbah (The Repentance) 9:128 of the Quran, Allah says that He has sent a prophet that loves us so much, our suffering distresses him. Our prophet loves his believers so much that when we are not happy, he is not happy. Through prayer and thikr, we are able to love the prophet and feel his love in our hearts. If we want to see how much Allah SWT loves us, then we have to see how much we love the messenger of Allah. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ told his wife Aisha that he makes duaa and remembers his ummah five times a day, after every prayer. How can we not pray for our prophet ﷺ when he thinks of us so often and shows so much love for us?Last week, Ustadh Michael Wolfender discussed how the prophet ﷺ showed mercy for the people who tortured him because one day their children and future generations could be Muslims. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ cared about us so much that he showed mercy to our past generations. His mercy to the people of Mecca led Muhammed bin Qasem to conquer Sindh in South Asia which brought Islam to the South Asian subcontinent. His companions were able to conquer other areas of the world and spread Islam through that moment of mercy for the benefit of future generations of Muslims. Our prophet ﷺ loved us and cared about us so much that he showed that mercy.Here's a way to connect with our prophet ﷺ: close your eyes and imagine going to the masjid of the prophet in Madina and meeting him. How would you feel if you entered the masjid and you see Prophet Muhammad ﷺ there, welcoming you? Instead of resting, the prophet ﷺ has decided to respond to your salaam and welcome you because he would embrace even the worst of us. Now imagine how would it feel in the hereafter, when we are finally seeing our prophet, the one that loved us even more than our parents?It is important to remember that we will be in paradise with those who we love and by loving the prophet ﷺ through prayer, thikr, and following his ways, insh'Allah we will be reunited with our prophet ﷺ in the hereafter. We must always feel the love of Prophet Muhammed ﷺ in our hearts and that will bring us closer to Allah inshAllah.Support the show (http://www.goodtreeacademy.org/donate?id=pd)

We live in a world of projection. There is so much we can learn about ourselves and one another by listening very deeply to our own words, those of others and the emotions underlying them. If we look very closely, we will see that whatever we really admire in another is a reflection of what is admirable within us. Whatever we criticize in another is what we are critical of in our own selves.That is why it is so important to continuously look inwards and engage in battle with the lower qualities within our own selves that we wish to transform, to be true to our higher Self.  As the Prophet Muhammed once said: "the most excellent jihad is the conquest of one's self." Winning the war within is also the subject of "The Bhagavad Gita," the 9-night goddess festival of Navratri, and so many other epic spiritual conquests.⁠ Learn in this podcast how you can start tuning into your own criticisms to practice releasing judgments towards others and continuously work to transform your own negativities instead. Resources:Learn how you can Become a Spiritual Warrior, embody your soul power and realize your calling in life: www.theancientway.co/spiritualwarrior  Follow the True to Yourself Podcast on Instagram for updates about the latest episodes as they release each week: www.Instagram.com/truetoyourselfpodcast Learn how you can serve as an ambassador for authentic living by becoming a Wellness Ambassador of The Ancient Way: www.theancientway.co/wellness-ambassador Heal your body, soothe your emotions and realize your divine Self in a unique intergenerational, diverse family-like community: www.theancientway.co/community Connect with Ananta for ancient spiritual wisdom for modern living at:www.Instagram.com/ananta.onewww.Facebook.com/ananta.one Learn how to embody the healing power of Ayurveda in your daily life for better sleep, less stress, optimal digestion and more by ordering "The Ayurveda Way:" bit.ly/ayurvedaway By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of Ananta Ripa Ajmera, or used by Ananta Ripa Ajmera with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Ananta Ripa Ajmera, which may be requested by contacting info@theancientway.co. This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Saadi Sultanate is the last dynasty in Morocco before the modern and current Alawite ruling family. Lasting roughly 150 years, this dynasty is best known for its trading prowess throughout Europe and Northern Africa and is architectural marvels. Its name “Saadi” stems from the Arabic word for happiness, unlike many other empire's whose name stems from a key ruler or geographic feature. They are also known as a Sharifian empire, or a community directly descended from the Prophet Muhammed, PBUH. The El Badi Palace in Marrakech which still stands today, is one of its best-known architectural marvels. Thank you to Emelie Jimenez for writing about this influential dynasty from recent history. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, grew up as an orphan and Allah SWT took care of him and made sure he was taken care of. However, there were times when the prophet ﷺ faced hardships in the society he lived in, being perturbed by the prevalence of idol worship, inappropriate taking of life and ill treatment of orphans among other wrongs. So the prophet ﷺ would isolate himself in a cave to have time to think and that is when the Angel Jibril visited Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and revealed to him the Words of Allah SWT beginning with Surah Al-'Alaq (96 The Clot). The beginning of the Qur'an's revelation signified Allah choosing Prophet Muhammed ﷺ as His final messenger.With the frequency of revelation and visits from Angel Jibril, the prophet ﷺ came to enjoy the close companionship of Allah's angel. But then the visits from Angel Jibril stopped. About six months went by and the prophet ﷺ began to ask himself what he could have done to stop Angel Jibril from visiting him. His enemies in Mecca began to taunt him for being abandoned by the angel he spoke about. Then Angel Jibril returned, revealing Surah Ad-Duhaa (93 The Morning Hours).  This was like a bright light after darkness. For six months the prophet ﷺ had endured negative feelings and loss, but instantly found relief and light in the Words of Allah SWT. Ustadh Michael Wolfender shares how this resonates with us today. Sometimes we have feelings of abandonment, sadness or face depression but it's important to remember that Allah is always with us. Just as the prophet ﷺ saw the light at the end of the tunnel through Allah's Guidance, we all will find our light as well. Allah knew how His prophet was feeling when Angel Jibril revealed Surah Ad-Duhaa, just as Allah knows when we are in pain or facing hardships. Allah SWT told the prophet in Surah Ad-Duhaa that He has not forgotten him and that the hereafter is much better than this life. In verses 3 - 5, Allah says: “Your Lord ˹O Prophet˺ has not abandoned you, nor has He become hateful ˹of you˺. And the next life is certainly far better for you than this one. And ˹surely˺ your Lord will give so much to you that you will be pleased.” (93: 3 - 5)If you are always in the light then you will not appreciate the light. After darkness, we value the light which follows. Allah SWT will make us go through difficult times begetting negative emotions but when we turn to Allah and when things get better, we are so much happier. We thank Allah for letting us go through hard times and for guiding us towards the light, like he did with His prophet ﷺ as an example for us. Support the show (http://www.goodtreeacademy.org/donate?id=pd)

The effects of love at first sight are magical and addictive on this episode we break down first love experience between GUYS AND SPORTS!!!!!! SOMALI SPOTLIGHT: MUKHTAR ALI SAUDI NATIONAL TEAM GLAD TIDINGS: HADITH by Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) " the strong active believer is better and more beloved to Allah swt than the weak believer where there is good in both" DONT FORGET TO COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE WE LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK!!!

The Ansari Podcast: Mahmoud Elansary and Dr. Yassine Daoud, 2 Muslim Americans, Dr. Yassine opens up about being a Palestinian refugee and his life and experience as a refugee vs. living in America. They discuss Prophet Muhammed and what it means to be rich. They discuss what the purpose in life is and being unfortunate and oppressed. Life as a refugee vs. Life in the United States. Lebanons oppression towards Palestinian refugees. They discuss Halal and Haram and how it's been given too much precedent over the main principles of Islam. What our purpose as Muslims here on earth are and in America. Who is the most beloved to God (Allah)? And how we should love and care for each other, mercy, compassion, and kindness. They discuss Muslims in America and how being Muslim and being American aren't mutually exclusive. Why young Muslims don't go too mosques anymore. Prophet Muhammed's Mosque and its culture. The issues with the modern mosque and what true Islam actually calls on you to do. The difference between the knowledge of Islam and its implementation. Hijabis and not judging them and what is a Muslims job. ABout Dr. Yassine Daoud: Dr. Daoud received his M.D. degree from Harvard Medical School. He was selected to the prestigious Doris Duke Fellowship where he obtained a clinical research fellowship under the mentorship of the world renowned Dr. C. Stephen Foster at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Dr. Daoud is a highly published author and editor in multiple leading ophthalmology journals. He routinely lectures nationally and internationally. Dr Daoud is the chair of the Wilmer Eye Institute's Femtosecond Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery Committee. He currently leads a group of researchers to improve ocular health and incorporate evolving technologies to improve ocular surgery outcomes.

The Ansari Podcast: Mahmoud Elansary and Dr. Sabrina N'Diaye, 2 Muslim Americans, discuss self awareness and its importance, self-healing and breathing techniques. They go on to discuss anxiety and how it effects the body and where it can be rooted from, as well as the effect of social media and drugs on young Americans. They discuss Prophet Muhammed and Islam and what those 2 say about emotions and suicide. Mahmoud Elansary opens up about his own experience with suicide, anxiety and depression. And how Muslims should deal with suicide, within their own community, and Islams' ruling on suicide as a whole.

Jacob speaks with Kamran Bokhari (again!) Along with being the first repeat guest on the podcast, Kamran is the Director of Analytical Development at the Center for Global Policy where he heads the Governance and Muslim Majority States Program.  This time, Jacob and Kamran have a detailed conversation about the current events and politics of the Muslim world. Timestamps:  Intro 00:002:24 Recap on the Muslim-Turkey diplomatic spat4:58 Why is depicting the Prophet Muhammed such a controversial issue?14:47 Freedom of speech in the Muslim world28:21 Turkey's political use of Islam46:15 Global context 53:41- Outro  Check out Jacob and Kamran's first conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1ED9GtCQUQ&ab_channel=PerchPerspectives (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1ED9GtCQUQ&ab_channel=PerchPerspectives)  Subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss any new episodes!  We put out new videos every other Monday Questions? Reach out at: info@perchperspectives.com  Socials-Twitter: https://twitter.com/PerchSpectives (https://twitter.com/PerchSpectives) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/perch-perspectives/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/perch-perspectives/) Website: https://perchperspectives.com/ (https://perchperspectives.com/) 

On this episode: The guys discuss the recent beheading of a French teacher by his students for using an offensive caricature of the Prophet Muhammed (2:05), and the tension between France and Arab states as a result (5:42). theCast discusses whether it is right to limit free speech in order to respect religion (6:22) and the recent boycotting of French brands by Middle Eastern countries (8:09). They get into the recent legalization of recreational marijuana in the 3 states and all drugs in Oregon (12:30), the implications (16:10) and the stigma (17:30). On their new segment: >|Side Stories| theCast get into the race issue that is colorblind casting (21:30) and recap the recent casting of Gal Gadot (a Macedonian actress) as Cleopatra, the queen of Egypt (an African country) (21:30). They get heated about discuss white-washed history (23:04)!

Prophet Muhammed as instructed us through his tradition that prayer in the morning after waking up elongate safety for the whole day.