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>> AI Generated: The Sapiens Institute will offer a course on the Young Muslims Guide to help individuals understand and reduce ideologies, build out a comprehensive understanding of Islam, and access the right language and ideology to make a positive impact on one's life and society. The course will provide guidance on finding the right language and extension to individuals within Islam, as well as exposure to various ideologies and building out a culture of personal growth and personal development. The course will also include a book and training for young people to understand the importance of their creator, emotions, and emotions in general. Additionally, the speakers emphasize the importance of writing and reading in shaping one's life, and encourage individuals to share their experiences on social media. They express a desire to continue updating and be part of the consortium.

Welcome to Muslim Minds! In this insightful episode, join us as we delve into a heartfelt conversation about the Hijab with two remarkable young Muslim sisters, Sirad Abdi and Iqra Omar. Discover their personal journeys, experiences, and perspectives on embracing the Hijab in today's world.Sirad and Iqra candidly share their stories, offering valuable insights into the significance of the Hijab in their lives and the broader context of faith and identity. From challenges to empowerment, this discussion sheds light on the diverse experiences and perceptions surrounding the Hijab among the youth.Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the Hijab and its role in the lives of young Muslim sisters. Join us in celebrating their wisdom, resilience, and the richness of their perspectives.Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more engaging conversations exploring various aspects of the Muslim experience on Muslim Minds!Connect with us:instagram.com/dcmuslimyouthfacebook.com/dcmuslimyouthtiktok.com/@dcmuslimyouthsocial@dcmuslimyouth.orgyoutube.com/dcmuslimyouth#Hijab #MuslimSisters #MuslimMinds #HijabJourney #IslamicIdentity #FaithAndCulture #MuslimYouth #PodcastInterview #SiradAbdi #IqraOmar #MuslimPodcastSupport the show

Filmmaker Director Sandra Itaine, joins Megan Lynch talking about the movie "Coming Around" which will be at the Alamo Drafthouse at the City Foundry today at 4:00.

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Please consider making a donation, however small, to The Thinking Muslim, to receive a share in the reward and to help us make a greater impact. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/DonateYou can now purchase our Thinking Muslim mug here https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/merch Sign up to our newsletter https://jalalayn.substack.comIt is no exaggeration to say that in their quest to malign Islam, some in the West target Muslim women. Her position within the family, her place in society and, of course, her dress are placed under the microscope – and like colonialists in the days of empire, her emancipation is seen to be a means to a greater Islamic reformation. In recent days, France's minister of education has announced that Abayas, the loose dress many Muslims wear for modesty, will be banned from schools. Apparently, a piece of clothing is an affront to French secularism and, yet again, another sign of separatism. In the UK, the former prime minister likened burka-wearing Muslim women is a those who chose to look like letterboxes and bank robbers. Young Muslim women are subject to a barrage of what can only be called propaganda, traducing their religious dress and promising to liberate them from their religion. To help us understand how this works and to caution against some of the extremes by which the community can handle this onslaught. Lauren Booth is a broadcaster turned activist and author. She is known for her principled activism on Palestine and regularly comments on Muslim affairs. Her book, In Search for the Holy Land is available to purchase from all good book stores. You can find her book here https://www.amazon.co.uk/In-Search-of-Holy-Land/dp/1739384113/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2LLEMY7MPD86N&keywords=in+search+of+a+holy+land&qid=1692958858&sprefix=in+search+of+a+holy+land%2Caps%2C129&sr=8-1Her social media here: Lauren Booth: IG/Facebook: @laurenboothofficial. Website: www.laurenbooth.co.ukAs always, you can comment your thoughts below.Find us on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/thinking_muslimFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Thinking-Muslim-Podcast-105790781361490Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinkingmuslimpodcast/Telegram: https://t.me/thinkingmuslim Host: https://twitter.com/jalalaynWebsite Archive: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com#TheThinkingMuslimPodcastThe Thinking Muslim Podcast Episode 10900:00 Introduction02:20 On Nicky Campbell's review 05:50 Onslaught against Muslim women 07:58 Obsession with women's dress 10:45 Societal Pressure 11:32 Criminalising young Muslim men 13:20 A deliberate agenda 15:38 Navigating the noise around the hijab 19:49 Modernist interpretations of scripture 22:53 Progressive gender ideologies 24:06 How secular society judges women 26:35 Women in Muslim societies 29:52 Muslims leaving the West 34:11 Making the move 36:38 Gender roles 39:17 Living feminism 44:25 Gender wars 46:50 Hyperindividualism 49:43 British politics post Iraq war 51:22 Attending a Muslim event 55:22 Why write a memoir 58:10 Palestine and Isreal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Date: 05.09.2023 Join Sharjeel Ahmad for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: “Zero Waste" and "Young Muslim Identity" Zero Waste The goal of zero waste is to send as little waste as possible to landfills and incinerators. Waste generation places an enormous burden on our environment, contributing to pollution of land, water, and air and jeopardising the delicate balance of ecosystems. Embracing waste reduction promotes sustainable consumer behaviour and spurs innovation in ecofriendly technologies. Join us as we discuss the concept of zero waste and whether it's something that can really be achieved. Young Muslim Identity As younger generations grow up in diverse and interconnected societies, their attitudes toward religion often differ from those of their predecessors. It is a major source of concern in today's culture that we are drifting away from our true mission. The Holy Quran clear states what Allah wants from us and how He answers to those who ask him. Join us as we attempt to analyse the youth of today's society and how the youth tries to connect with religion and pray. Guests Mike Eborne (Technical Development Director) Shafqat Mahmood Producers Laiba Mubasher and Imam Saad Ahmad

Join Safeer Khan and Faheem Nasir for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: “Air Pollution” and "Khilafat" Air Pollution Each year, around 7 million lives are lost due to air pollution. High pollution levels can lead to respiratory diseases, cancer, and cardiovascular conditions. New research suggests that air pollution is also linked to antibiotic resistance. To what extent does air pollution not only impact our climate, but also our health? Join us as we take a closer look at how reducing pollution would improve our lives. Khilafat What does Khilafat mean? Which Khilafat portrays the true picture of islam? Join us as we discuss the true meaning of Khilafat and its relevance in the 21st century Guests: Professor Roy M. Harrison- Professor at the University of Birmingham, specializes in air pollution and the effects environment has on human health Jenny Bates-  Expert on air pollution at 'Friends of the Earth', has led campaigns on climate emissions from transport, including aviation Fawad- Member of the People's Assembly for Nature, Young Muslim, Student of Geography Producers Anila Nasir and Imam Salman Qamar

This week our Co-host & guest Co-hosts discuss motherhood and the experiences of two young Muslim moms. How does one prepare for motherhood? What should family, friends and the community be doing to support new moms? Take a listen then let us know if this resonated with you and/or if you learned anything! Are you a young Muslim mom? What are some things we didn't cover that need to be in a Part 2? Email us at apc@ncnmo.org ! Become a member of APC by visiting apc.ncnmo.org/membership; If you'd like to be a "general member", scroll to the bottom and click on that option. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/muslimsmove-initiative/message

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In this episode I sat down with my friend Abdulkhaliq who recently got married this past year. Before this conversation, I really didn't know much about relationships in Islam besides what the media portrays. I enjoyed hearing more about what relationships and marriage look like in his faith and debating our perspectives from my Christian point of view.

It's Monday, February 6th, A.D. 2023. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. By Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com) Young Muslim woman in Indonesia comes to Christ Ruth, a 26-year-old Indonesian woman, was born into a Muslim family where 86% of the people follow the false god known as Allah. Since 2009, she has had a vivid, recurring dream.  She would walk up a hill, over and over again, feeling very tired. Later, in junior high school, the dream came again for two weeks. Except this time, she said, “I was not alone—I walked with a man. But when I woke up, I did not feel tired.” When she told the dream to a new Christian friend at school, the Christian girl said, “I think I know that man.”  After showing her a picture of what some painters believe Jesus looked like, Ruth said, “Yes! Who is He?” That prompted the curious Muslim girl to secretly buy and read a Bible, reports International Christian Concern. After graduating from high school, she worked in a beauty clinic in Jakarta where she took off her hijab, or Muslim head covering, because she felt uncomfortable theologically with it. In October 2019, while Ruth was scrolling on TikTok, she saw a quote from a church. It said, “You did not choose Me, but I chose you (John 15:16).” Intrigued, she started attending that church “without anyone knowing that I was a Muslim.” After learning more, she trusted Christ and was baptized in December 2019. After finding her Bible though, her mother discovered that Ruth had converted to Christianity, and kicked her out of the home. Today, living with a friend, she quoted Matthew 19:29 in which Jesus says, “Everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or wife or children or fields for My sake will receive a hundred times as much and will inherit eternal life.” According to Open Doors, Indonesia is the 33rd most difficult country to be a Christian. Please pray for other Muslims to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior as Ruth did. French Senate ready to enshrine abortion in the Constitution On February 3rd, the French Senate passed a draft law to include abortion in the Constitution, by a close vote of 166 votes in favor and 152 against, reports Evangelical Focus. Although the Senate Law Commission had rejected the text of the draft law last week, this time the new wording of the text convinced a majority. Philippe Bas, senator of the Republicans, presented the new text, which changes the term “right” for “freedom.” Here is the text. “The law determines the conditions under which a woman's freedom to terminate her pregnancy is exercised.” Biden belatedly shoots down Chinese spy balloon On Saturday, President Joe Biden belatedly authorized a military fighter jet, off the coast of South Carolina, to shoot down a Chinese spy balloon with a missile, reports Reuters.  It fell into the Atlantic Ocean. The balloon entered U.S. airspace in Alaska on January 28 before moving into Canadian airspace on Jan 30. It then re-entered U.S. airspace over northern Idaho on January 31. U.S. officials did not publicly disclose the spy balloon's presence over the United States until February 2nd. The Chinese spy balloon traveled over sensitive military sites including the Malmstrom Air Force Base in Cascade County, Montana where there are some 150 silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles, including the nuclear-capable Minuteman III. China condemned the military strike, saying the balloon was used for meteorological purposes, and that it had strayed into U.S. airspace "completely accidentally.” Those claims were flatly dismissed by U.S. officials. Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Republican Senator Tom Cotton of  Arkansas, a member of the Intelligence Committee, blasted President Biden for his belated response. SEN. TOM COTTON: “What began as a spy balloon has become a trial balloon, testing President Biden's strength and resolve. And unfortunately, the president failed that test. And that's dangerous for the American people. The president was paralyzed for an entire week by a balloon. “We should have shot this balloon down over the Aleutian Islands. We should have never allowed it to transit the entire continental United States. And I think there's a lot of open questions that the administration needs to answer to Congress on behalf of the American people about why they didn't. “I think part is the president's reluctance to take any action that will be viewed as provocative or confrontational towards the Chinese Communists. I would say what's provocative and confrontation is sending a spy balloon all across America.” As a result of the brouhaha, Secretary of State Antony Blinken postponed his visit to China last week that had been expected to start on Friday. Bill Maher: Similarities between "Woke Revolution" & Mao's Cultural Revolution On Friday's broadcast of the HBO show called “Real Time,” host Bill Maher, a liberal who has increasingly told the truth, likened America's "woke revolution" to the Chinese Cultural Revolution, reports RealClearPolitics.com. In his monologue, he said we've embraced the "re-education" policies under Chairman Mao Zedong. MAHER: “Yesterday, I asked ChatGPT, 'Are there any similarities between today's woke revolution and Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution of the 1960s?' And it wrote back, 'How long do you have?'” (laughter) "Because, in China, we saw how a revolutionary thought he could do a page-one rewrite -- of humans. Mao ordered his citizens to throw off the four “olds” -- old thinking, old culture, old customs, and old habits. So, your whole life went in the garbage overnight. No biggie. And those who resisted were attacked by an army of purifiers called the Red Guard who went around the country putting dunce caps on people who didn't take to being a new kind of mortal being. A lot of pointing and shaming went on. Oh, and about a million dead. And the only way to survive was to plead insanity for the crime of being insufficiently radical and then apologize and thank the State and of course, submit to re-education, or as we call it here in America, freshman orientation." (laughter) Proverbs 12:17 says, “He who speaks truth tells what is right.” South Dakota House passes ban on ‘gender transitions' for minors And finally, South Dakota is one step closer to eliminating dangerous transgender drugs and mutilating surgeries for youth, reports LifeSiteNews.com. Last Friday, the South Dakota House passed a ban on chemical castration and cosmetic reproductive surgeries for minors in an overwhelming 60-10 vote. Close And that's The Worldview on this Monday, February 6th, in the year of our Lord 2023. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Are Americans missing the message-- Leading pastors are losing hope in the power of the Gospel, and they have given up on the conversion of homosexuals.--Andy Stanley reveals a devastating breach of faith when giving up on the possibility of God saving homosexuals. This is a lapse of faith, and a breach of humility. Jesus didn't come to call the righteous, and those who are too proud to admit they are sinners.--Jesus came to call sinners to repentance.--This program includes---1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus -Biden belatedly shoots down Chinese spy balloon, Young Muslim woman in Indonesia comes to Christ, Similarities between -Woke Revolution- - Mao's Cultural Revolution---2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

- "The Orange County Fair is HIRING!" - "Chick-Fil-A has Partnered with a Food Waste Company to Convert Used Cooking Oil into Fuel" - "Louisiana Waitress Asks God for Help to Cover Church Repairs - and Then She Receives a Tip in THE EXACT AMOUNT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THEM!" - JT JESTER: "How to Find Joy in ANY Circumstance!" - KASIM HAFEEZ: "The New Documentary 'Never Again?' Chronicles the Story of a Young Muslim who was Brought Up to Be Anti-Semitic Until an Encounter with God Changed His Heart and Mind"

My guest today is Ustadah Hosai Mojaddidi. Ustadah Hosai Mohaddidi is a second-generation Afghan-American Muslim woman who is working as a teacher, spiritual counselor, mentor, and mental health advocate for over 20 years. Ustadah Hosai Mohaddidi is also a freelance writer and editor. She lectures on various Islamic/spiritual topics and relevant issues, as a way of honoring the parents and teachers who have worked tirelessly to spread and preserve Islam. In this interview, I sit down with Hosai Mojaddidi to discuss: – Introduction – The inspiration behind becoming a Public Speaker – The Turning Point in her life – What is her primary focus and the impact she wants to achieve – Managing passion efficiently – How to find the PURPOSE – Overabundance of external stimuli hindering the process of Self Discovery – The surface-level value of Social Media – The importance of House-Hold in bringing about a Change in Children – Mental Illness linkages and their trends – What advice would she give to a Young Muslim? – How to connect with Sister Hosai Mojaddidi Connect with Hosai Mojaddidi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hosaimojo Connect with Hosai Mojaddidi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hosaimojo — BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY SESSION — Need help starting or growing your online business? Click here to book a call with my team! — CONNECT WITH UMMAHPRENEUR — Join Our Livestream Facebook Group Follow Ummahpreneur on Instagram Subscribe To Ummahpreneur's Youtube Channel

We have a special guest called Salman who is from Balochideen. We discuss Islam in our era and what we need to do to keep ourselves and our youth in the deen. - do check him out on social networking platforms:  YouTubeInstagramSupport the show (https://cash.app/$TMEPodcaster)

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We talked about a few different types of Social Media including Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. Primarily we focused on its effects and how we navigate these apps as Young Muslims in America. Our main takeaway is that while none of us are perfect its, important to stay aware and cognizant of the place Social Media has in our lives.

This event was the launch of the paper 'In-between Identities and Cultures: Ms Marvel and the Representation of Young Muslim Women' by Manmit Bhambra and Jennifer Jackson-Preece. You can read the paper here: http://eprints.lse.ac.uk/110724/ Can superheroes tell us something important about changing public attitudes towards young Muslim women? To answer this question, the authors compare how young people in different locations in the Middle East and beyond react to the portrayal of the superhero Ms. Marvel as a young Muslim woman. Their findings suggest that a superhero like Ms. Marvel can create a global discourse on gender and Islam that transcends specific cultural contexts. Manmit Bhambra is Research Officer in the Religion and Global Society Unit at LSE and is coordinating its inaugural project, Strengthening Religious Cooperation in Global London. The project is exploring the impact of COVID-19 on interfaith relations and the potential for interfaith collaboration in these circumstances. Her research interests are centred around identity politics and formation, ethnic, religious and national identities as well as the broader themes of race, inclusion and minority rights. She has recently worked on research projects with young people at LSE's European Institute and Middle East Centre. She is also Lecturer in Global Politics at Imperial College London. Jennifer Jackson-Preece is an Associate Professor in Nationalism, with a joint appointment in both the European Institute and the Department of International Relations, LSE. Jennifer's research interests include: normative responses to nationalism, ethnic conflict and religious intolerance; human and minority rights; multiculturalism; minorities and migration in Europe. Since the 1990s, she has had a sustained engagement with problems and practices of minorities and migrants. Dima Issa is a Senior Lecturer of Mass Media and Communication at the University of Balamand in Lebanon. Her research has primarily focused on Arab diaspora and media consumption, looking at ways in which identity is constructed and reconstructed through space and time. In addition, her interests include gender and representation, popular culture and audience studies, new media and technologies and social networking. Before academia, Dima worked in the corporate sector in media relations, publications and website management as well as in broadcast journalism. Polly Withers is a Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow at the LSE Middle East Centre, where she leads the project “Neoliberal Visions: Gendering Consumer Culture and its Resistances in the Levant”. Polly's interdisciplinary work questions and explores how gender, sexuality, race, and class intersect in popular culture and commercial media in the global south. She is particularly interested in examining how different media and cultural modalities frame, produce, and/or challenge dominant subjectivities and social relations in the Middle East and beyond. In her current work she consider how gendered images in neoliberal and commercial media practices reflect and communicate shifts in gender and sexuality norms in post-Oslo Palestine, which will shortly be expanded to incorporate Jordan and Lebanon.

In this episode Pastor Raef Chenery brings you into a powerful evangelism encounter he had with a young muslim man attending a large music festival in Chicago. Throughout the episode commentary is provided to give a bit more education and understanding on the differences between these two religions.

being a young muslim woman and the continue of the 99 names of allah SWT duas are this week episode of daily with NIhmanah nasheed i played: sami yusaf- who is the loved one: https://youtu.be/4bFDb7xEAa4 sahaba by muad: https://youtu.be/JSzs1zLv7EY tune in to next week show of daily with nihmanah and message me either my number or my instagram (@nihmanahofficial) for any feedback of my podcast etc. ~ Nihmanah F.A~

In this episode of Raise Your Words, your hosts Amani and Andrea interview a young journalist named Mariam Nouser (@mariamnouser on IG) on Palestine. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Young Muslim national identity in NZ - Hussain Raissi is originally from Afghanistan. He graduated in Sociology D Kabul University In Afghanistan he was responsible for the Media Library (Mediatheque) French Institute of Afghanistan. After obtaining a scholarship from the French government, he worked with Afghans and Iranian refugees in their processes of integration and settlement into French society. He doing a PhD at P& C Studies He is exploring the impact of religiosity, ethnicity, life satisfaction and discrimination on the the sense of belonging of Muslim youth in NZ His interest comes from his experience. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Ustadha Fatima and Suma Din discuss how the struggles facing young Muslims have changed, the importance of building strong Islamic foundations during youth, our need to slow down and spend time with and learn from our elders, and Suma Din's book 'Turning the Tide.'

Welcome to part 1 of our marriage series! Faizan and Ismael are joined by Khalid and Uzair and they talk about the only thing on the minds of young muslims...MARRIAGE! This episode is focused on the single male perspective and we talk about marriage as a concept and what we think and then get into details about what we like, dislike, and want from our future spouses. Enjoy and we’ll be back next week with the single female perspective!

With Sr. Aneesa Mustafa and Br. Shahzad Mustafa - Once in a while the Happy Strong Family podcast highlights the accomplishments of a young Muslim. In this episode we'll be talking to Aneesa Mustafa, a 25 year old American Sign Language interpreter. Aneesa talks about why she chose to specialize in ASL through which she is able to help deaf Canadians access important services. Becoming a certified ASL interpreter was a very challenging journey and Aneesa reflects on how she coped and succeeded in completing her studies. Finally, Aneesa reflects on the realities of being a Canadian Muslimah.

On this week's episode of MPL, we have Asiya, Khalid, and Ifrah joining Faizan t odiscuss the struggles individuals face with their identity as a young Muslim adult in the West. They talk about how they have navigated their challenges and how it has initiated more curiosity and increased the strength of their Islamic knowledge. They all have gone through a long ride in realizing the importance of being proud and unapologetically Muslim. We hope you enjoy the listen!

With Br. Tanvir Ahmed and Br. Shahzad Mustafa - Every once in awhile we will interview young Muslims with interesting talents, contributions or perspectives. In this episode we welcome 21 year old university student Tanvir Ahmed, an aspiring medical student who has dedicated his volunteer time as a coordinator of Takbeer Food Bank in Toronto.  Tanvir describes the importance of food banks in our society and the challenges that come with running one. Tanvir also opens up on what motivated him to get involved. A must listen to for all young Muslims who want to make a positive difference in this world. 

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In this episode, me and Jannah talked about the struggle of growing up as a Muslim woman in the US - and how living alone can be regraded as a stigma for Muslim women by their community, what is it like to be an independent woman, how Muslim women can break those barriers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gazaguy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gazaguy/support

Ahmad Kemal Maulana is an undergraduate of international business from the Institute Technology of Bandung. His interest in business and coffee leads him to co-found Inersia Kopi & Coklat. He’s also been involved in the QuranID Project as one of the reciters, along the lines of Afgan, Dewi Sandra, and many more. He’s a content creator on Instagram and YouTube that talks about Islam and how we can all be benefitted by practicing the virtues that are presented in the Quran and Hadith. And in this episode, we talk just about that. Hope you guys enjoy this episode! Timestamp: (03:00) Alasan bikin podcast tentang agama. (04:32) Perbedaan pendapat dalam hidup. (06:24) Alasan Kemal mau open up tentang sesuatu. (09:15) Alasan Kemal tidak mau open up tentang sesuatu. (12:06) Hal-hal yang Kemal batasin di social media. (19:38) Hal-hal yang menjadi pemicu Kemal untuk mendalami agama. (30:40) Kita perlu meluruskan niat setiap saat. (32:52) Arti zikir sebenarnya. (37:45) Perbandingan penekanan zikir pada ritualnya dengan arti meta fisikanya. (43:26) Agama perlu disebarkan ke segala kalangan. (46:48) Atheis tetap menuhankan sesuatu. (50:55) Diskusi antara mualaf dan murtad. (52:43) Merasa paling benar dihadapan Tuhan. (55:00) Ayat favorit Kemal dan penjelasannya. (1:27:45) Ayat favorit Yega dan penjelasannya. (01:42:12) Diskusi tentang quote dari buku The Letters to A Young Muslim. (1:47:37) Menjadi duta besar agama Islam. (1:51:00) Ujian untuk orang beriman. (1:54:24) Ujian untuk setiap value yang dipegang seseorang. (2:00:05) Definisi Kemal akan hidup yang worth loving.

FREE GIFTS FOR YOU, click here: ​https://linktr.ee/abcislam In our second episode of our series named “Islamically Independent”: We discuss our experiences of being single young Muslim women living in London. We will first start this podcast episode by talking about us facing racism in another European country and how we coped coming in London for the first time. We then share an insight into our daily lives and share if we have faced any Islamophobia in London. We end the podcast with asking the prevalent question if we are limited in our spiritual connection whilst living in London. We hope that, In Sha Allah, you will benefit and implement some of our advice. -------------------------------------ABOUT THIS SPECIAL SERIES-------------------------------------- We believe that all young Muslims deserve independence, but can this be done in the halal way? In this new season, we unlock the secrets that every young Muslim should know to be Islamically independet, according to the Qur'an and Hadiths, but also living the best life in this world. Stay tuned for weekly episodes every Tuesday and Wednesday, In Sha Allah. As always, these podcasts are welcome and open to any person regardless of your gender, age, race or religion, so please feel free to subscribe/follow this Podcast. Follow us on Instagram @ambassadorsofislam for free Islamic reminders Contact us on ​abcislam100@gmail.com Leave us a good review on Apple Podcasts Jazak Allah Khair :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abc-islam6/message

In this episode I sat down with my friends Mohamed & Ahmed and discussed how it is navigating a love life as a young muslim man. Apologies for any sound issues, this was recorded during quarantine through an online tool. Support them here: Mohamed: @unclephiljr (Instagram) Ahmed: @anf_podcast @ahmedhassan_619 (Instagram)

Young Muslims talk about reasons for converting to Islam, identity and some of the challenges they face.

Writing books for young muslim children, my struggles with identity growing up, lessons I learned after my first marriage | #NomadicHustle 22 w/ Amran Abdi, author and educatorHelp us create more engaging and impactful content by becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/NomadicHustleAmran Abdi is young Somali mother and childcare educator by profession. She has self-published her children’s books ‘Ameerahs Adventures’ and 'The Rainbow Hijab’ which follows the tale of a young girl named Amira who upon losing her hijab uncovers the value her colorful companion holds. It boosts the morale of young muslim girls and in addition to clears up misconceptions surrounding the hijab.__Follow the hostIG: https://www.instagram.com/shareef_nomadic__Follow the guest:IG: @amran.mohamud.abdiFollow our social media accounts:IG: https://www.instagram.com/thenomadichustleYoutube: http://bit.ly/2Bv4isiListen to our podcasts:Apple - https://apple.co/2MpgsJCSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2OXh3DWStitcher: http://bit.ly/2OU12yIThis episode was sponsored by:Abdiwali Mohamed, CPA, PLLC “Minimize your taxes while maximizing your refund!”Click here: http://bit.ly/abdiwaliCPAThis tax season, trust your individual and business taxes with the trusted staff of Abdiwali Mohamed, CPA, PLLC. They have been doing taxes since 2002 and can help you minimize your taxes while maximizing your refund. For more information, please visit their website at www.abdiwalicpa.com and call Abdiwali “Taxmancpa #26”

*Join my FREE Marriage Webinar with the 5 Secrets to find a Muslim Spouse and 2 free gift offers. https://events.genndi.com/register/819005285141054848/fcf7365e85 Ya Allah, another controversial topic!!! *** Warning: Explicit content discussed - Clear any young children from the room I really grappled with this one...to share or not to share...??? I decided we need to just stop pretending that families aren't having these discussions and trying to make these critical decisions and to get it all out into the open. In this episode, I am addressing both late teens and parents. The goal of this podcast is to help families understand what "living away from home in a college environment" really means for our young women. In this podcast, I will break down what is really happening in various living arrangements and give some advice on things to consider when making the big decision. May Allah SWA make it easy for all of our families and give our young women the best of chances and environments to learn and grow. **No music was used to make this podcast- Alaa Wardi-vocals only Don't forget to message me on Instagram with comments and questions on this topic (@Mindfulmuslimah). Don't forget to join us on our FREE Marriage Webinar coming up! (Join the party at: https://mindful-muslimah.com/marriage/lab/) Related Podcast: How Sarah Lost Herself (Episode 66) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mindfulmuslimah/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindfulmuslimah/support

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Spiritual border-crossing and social creativity were themes in a conversation between Shane Claiborne and Omar Saif Ghobash, two people who have lived with some discomfort within the religious groups they continue to love. Ghobash is a diplomat of the United Arab Emirates and author of Letters to a Young Muslim. One of his responses to the politicization of Islam has been to bring a new art gallery culture to Dubai, creating spaces for thought and beauty. Claiborne is a singular figure in Evangelical Christianity as co-founder of The Simple Way, an intentional neighborhood-based community in North Philadelphia. One of the things he’s doing now is a restorative justice project inspired by a Bible passage — to transform guns into garden tools. This conversation took place at the invitation of Interfaith Philadelphia, which hosted a year of civil conversations modeled after the work of On Being’s Civil Conversations Project. Shane Claiborne is the founder of The Simple Way, an intentional community in North Philadelphia. He’s recently written a book, Beating Guns, about the movement he co-leads to transform America’s guns into garden tools. His other books include The Irresistible Revolution. His Excellency Omar Saif Ghobash is now the assistant minister for cultural affairs in the Cabinet of the United Arab Emirates. He was formerly UAE ambassador to France and Russia. His book is Letters to a Young Muslim. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

Spiritual border-crossing and social creativity were themes in a conversation between Shane Claiborne and Omar Saif Ghobash, two people who have lived with some discomfort within the religious groups they continue to love. Ghobash is a diplomat of the United Arab Emirates and author of Letters to a Young Muslim. One of his responses to the politicization of Islam has been to bring a new art gallery culture to Dubai, creating spaces for thought and beauty. Claiborne is a singular figure in Evangelical Christianity as co-founder of The Simple Way, an intentional neighborhood-based community in North Philadelphia. One of the things he’s doing now is a restorative justice project inspired by a Bible passage — to transform guns into garden tools. This conversation took place at the invitation of Interfaith Philadelphia, which hosted a year of civil conversations modeled after the work of On Being’s Civil Conversations Project. Shane Claiborne is the founder of The Simple Way, an intentional community in North Philadelphia. He’s recently written a book, Beating Guns, about the movement he co-leads to transform America’s guns into garden tools. His other books include The Irresistible Revolution. His Excellency Omar Saif Ghobash is now the assistant minister for cultural affairs in the Cabinet of the United Arab Emirates. He was formerly UAE ambassador to France and Russia. His book is Letters to a Young Muslim. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode "Shane Claiborne and Omar Saif Ghobash — Called and Conflicted." Find more at onbeing.org.

Omar Mayar is a 26-year-old, Muslim-American of Afghan descent. He grew up in Texas, Pennsylvania, and finally moved to South Carolina where he attended Clemson University. He currently works at Furman University as a software analyst and is pursuing his master's at Georgia Tech. Omar gives us a brief overview of his college experience, as well as much needed advice for young Muslims getting ready to take on college.  We are so excited for you all to tune in! Let us know your thoughts below.  To stay updated, follow and DM us on Instagram @realtalkrealmuslims, or email us at realtalkrealmuslims@gmail.com.  Intro/Outro Music: Neptunica - Alive (feat. Matt Defreitas) 

As-salaam alaikum! Welcome back to another dope episode of the Young & Muslim podcast! So we're going to start vlogging inshallah and dropping on our YouTube Inshallah. Join the convo as we dive deeper into the "everyday life of a Young Muslim" and how that will be captured via our new vlog! Enjoy. Comment and rate so we can know how we are doing. That's the way we improve. Please subscribe as and check out us on social. Twitter & Instagram: @Youngnmuslim

Kevin Singer interviews Zainab Baloch, candidate for Mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina. This episode provides insight into the experiences and perspectives of young Muslims running for public office in America.

In this extra episode, we speak to 19-year old Manar Ibrahim from Canterbury University in a bid to become more educated, more understanding of Islam, and life as a Muslim woman.

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Young Muslim and Arab Americans are being targeted by FBI surveillance, and this, says Sunaina Maira, colors the way they think and act. Maira describes who and what's being monitored and why; the range of emotions surveillance generates; and the ways in which Muslim Americans are pushing back against post-9/11 regimes of surveillance and repression. She also discusses the limits of both civil rights advocacy and interfaith dialogue. Sunaina Maira, The 9/11 Generation: Youth, Rights, and Solidarity in the War on Terror NYU Press, 2016 The post Living Under Surveillance appeared first on KPFA.

Young Muslim and Arab Americans are being targeted by FBI surveillance, and this, says Sunaina Maira, colors the way they think and act. Maira describes who and what's being monitored and why; the range of emotions surveillance generates; and the ways in which Muslim Americans are pushing back against post-9/11 regimes of surveillance and repression. She also discusses the limits of both civil rights advocacy and interfaith dialogue. Sunaina Maira, The 9/11 Generation: Youth, Rights, and Solidarity in the War on Terror NYU Press, 2016 The post Living Under Surveillance appeared first on KPFA.

2017.03.09 In a series of personal letters to his son, Omar Saif Ghobash offers a short and highly readable manifesto that tackles our current global crisis with the training of an experienced diplomat and the personal responsibility of a father. Today’s young Muslims will be tomorrow’s leaders, and yet too many are vulnerable to extremist propaganda that seems omnipresent in our technological age. The burning question, Ghobash argues, is how moderate Muslims can unite to find a voice that is true to Islam while actively and productively engaging in the modern world. What does it mean to be a good Muslim? H. E. Omar Saif Ghobash Author, “Letters to a Young Muslim” (Picador, 2017); Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Russia

RTR I MJ The terror attacks on the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001, changed the way we think about politics, society and safety as the world entered the 21st century. But as the world learned the identities of the attackers, the response affected one community much more acutely: Muslims. The media coverage of the 2001 attack and other subsequent incidents in our region, including the Lindt Cafe siege in Sydney’s Martin Place in December 2014, increased the feeling among many in the Muslim community that they are not welcome or safe in the Australian cities that they call home. So, in this increasingly tense climate, how does it feel to navigate the city as a young Muslim? Dallas Rogers spoke with Western Sydney University PhD candidate Rhonda Itaoui about her research examining the Islamophobia young Muslims experience in Australia. She also explores her own experiences as a young Muslim woman and the success of campaigns like #illridewithyou in countering Islamophobia. Subscribe to The Conversation’s Speaking With podcasts on iTunes, or follow on Tunein Radio. Additional Audio: Emily Eaton, BayFM, voiceover for the text message conversation Sarah Long, BayFM, voiceover for the text message conversation ABC News The Sydney siege as it unfolded 9 NEWS Social Media Campaign supporting Muslims goes viral The Verdict Mark Latham targets western Sydney Music from: Free Music Archive Cylinder Seven by Chris Zabriskie Free Music Archive La tapa del miércoles by Circus Marcus Free Music Archive Bumble by Podington Bear Free Music Archive Pacific by Psychadelik Pedestrian Free Music Archive Impact Prelude by Kevin MacLeod Dallas Rogers receives funding from the Community Broadcasting Foundation to produce short academic interviews for SoundMinds Radio (http://www.soundminds.com.au/author/dallas/). Segments of this interview were played on community radio on 01/12/2015

CBS News correspondent Jim Krasula is in Chapel Hill, NC reporting on the shooting deaths of 3 young Muslim-Americans; Tiger Woods couldn't activate his glutes. 2 - Obama made a wacky video for Buzzfeed; The Top 11 Moments From Obama's Buzzfeed Video That Diminishes The Office (courtesy of the Washington Post). 3 - Marshall's News. 4 - FBI director James Comey said some interesting things about race, crime, citizens, and cops.

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These young women will share their day-to-day experiences navigating two worlds as they embrace their faith in this uniquely diverse and complex culture.

These young women will share their day-to-day experiences navigating two worlds as they embrace their faith in this uniquely diverse and complex culture.

These young women will share their day-to-day experiences navigating two worlds as they embrace their faith in this uniquely diverse and complex culture.

These young women will share their day-to-day experiences navigating two worlds as they embrace their faith in this uniquely diverse and complex culture.