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Is the world on the brink of World War 3? Join us as we dissect the recent Iranian attack on "Israel" and its potential to escalate into a global conflict. With tensions running high and nuclear-armed nations at play, the stakes have never been higher. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new era of warfare, or is there more to this story than meets the eye? Get ready to dive deep into the heart of geopolitical intrigue as we uncover the truth behind the headlines. Don't miss out on this urgent discussion.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the stark contrast in Western reactions to the deaths of the World Central Kitchen aid workers versus Palestinians in Gaza. Is racism or dehumanisation at play?

We dare to question whether "Israel's" actions in Gaza reflect a calculated disregard for Washington's stance and global public opinion. Is this a strategic move towards solidifying control over historic Palestine, a step towards removing Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank entirely?

Join us for the latest episode of our Ramadan round-table series where we delve deep into the concept of Tawheed in Islam. In this thought-provoking discussion, we explore the profound meaning behind the statement of La ilaha Illallah, going beyond the mere acknowledgement of one Creator versus many. Tune in as we contemplate whether Muslims truly grasp the significance of this declaration, recognising its implications in a world where opposition to this fundamental belief is prevalent.

Join us for the inaugural episode of our Ramadan Round-Table Series, where I am joined by my co-hosts, Affy, and Rash, as we discuss the important topic of the Ummah's unity. We reflect on the hadith of the Messenger (saw), likening the Ummah to a single body, amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza, now in its sixth month. Are we truly embodying solidarity or falling short in our response? Tune in as we explore these critical questions and strive for genuine unity and action.

In this episode, Dr. Yakoob Ahmed discusses the ongoing conflict in Gaza and reflects on the lessons from history that seem forgotten. We delve deep into the historical intricacies of the Ottoman Khilafah and its lasting impact on contemporary Muslim discourse. Joined by esteemed historian and lecturer, Dr. Yakoob Ahmed, we explore pivotal events such as the abolishment of the Ottoman Khilafah and their repercussions in today's tumultuous landscape, particularly in Gaza. From questioning the significance of October 7th to reflecting on a century without the Khilafah, we dissect why Muslims seemingly struggle to reclaim their esteemed heritage. Join us as we unravel the legacy of the Sahaba and draw parallels to navigate the challenges of our time.

In a shocking turn of events, the Saudi authorities have embarked on a crackdown targeting Muslims expressing solidarity with Gaza and Palestine during Umrah. Flags, keffiyehs, and even supplications for fellow brethren in Palestine have become grounds for detention and questioning. Join us in this eye-opening episode as we delve into the treacherous and shameful actions of the Saudi authorities. Is this repression a consequence of their relentless pursuit of normalisation with "Israel"? Our special guest, who witnessed this clampdown firsthand during their recent Umrah pilgrimage, provides invaluable insights into the unsettling reality unfolding in the land of the two holiest mosques. Tune in as we uncover the motivations behind this disturbing behaviour and its implications for Muslims worldwide.

Join us as we dismantle the unfounded belief that Islamists are taking over Britain. This narrative serves as a distraction from pressing issues, like the genocide in Gaza, while fueling anti-Muslim sentiments. We'll explore how both Conservative and Labour establishments have contributed to these distractions, diverting attention from real societal challenges like the cost of living crisis, recession, strained public services and how more people are awakening to the fallacy of democracy.

In this episode, I am joined by brother Muttaqi Ismail, the esteemed founder and host of the Islamic History podcast, for a thought-provoking discussion exploring the differing viewpoints on what victory would look like in Palestine in the context of Gaza.

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In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the recent ICJ ruling on the genocide in Gaza, unmasking the sinister agenda that lies beneath... and whose interests it serves. I'm joined by my guest JK (VOTU) as we guide you through the intricate details of the ruling, its implications, and why it's something you need to know. Join us as we navigate the complexities of international law, shedding light on the hidden aspects that could have a profound impact on the future of Palestine and the region. Don't miss out on this essential information - tune in now to stay informed and ahead of the curve.

In this short bonus episode, I delve into the complexities of the ICJ ruling and its impact on Gaza and the wider context of Palestine. I'll explore 6 key reasons why this ruling will not change the situation as many people are hoping for. Join me, as I unravel these reasons from a realistic perspective, Islamic perspective, shedding light on the intricacies of international law and its application.

🔍✨ Dive deep into the heart of the matter with our latest podcast episode: 'Free Free Palestine': Are We On The Same Page?' 💬💡 Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we unravel the various interpretations of this powerful phrase and explore what 'Free Free Palestine' truly means. 🌐🤔 Don't miss out on the conversation – hit play and gain a fresh perspective on a topic that's making waves worldwide! 🌊🎙️

Prepare for a hard-hitting revelation in EP#76 of "TalkTV Unmasked: What's The Hidden Agenda?" We expose the calculated motives driving Piers Morgan and James Whale, strategically featuring guests like Mohammad Hijab and Lowkey to cast a shadow over Muslim activists. With our incisive guest, Kam, we dissect the UK government's Contest strategy, anticipating its impact on Islamic concepts. Why is mainstream media, typically reserved, suddenly granting a platform to Muslim activists? In this gripping episode, we confront the sinister agenda at play and unmask the hidden forces steering this narrative. Brace yourself for a no-holds-barred exploration into the shadows of media manipulation and political intrigue. This is "TalkTV Unmasked" at its most provocative—EP#76, where truths are uncovered, and agendas laid bare.

Welcome to The Islamic Vibez Podcast with Ustadh Lotfi Abdurrahman, where we explore the impactful resilience of Palestine, dissect Western concepts through an Islamic lens, and address critical issues. Ustadh Lotfi touches on the prohibition of the Two-State solution, Islamic solutions for foreign occupations, and the responsibilities of scholars and laymen in Gaza. He provides nuanced perspectives on looking to Iran and Hezbollah, Shariah rulings on graphic images, and the role of Muslims in protesting and boycotting. Join us for a concise yet profound discussion on the intersection of Islam and contemporary challenges.

In this week's episode, I am joined by Affy, and Ishti to tackle the complex question: Should Muslims call for a ceasefire in Gaza? Explore the nuances as we discuss whether a ceasefire truly solves the problems faced by Muslims in Gaza or if it inadvertently worsens the situation. Join us in questioning if Palestinians should continue to resist and whether Muslims outside of Palestine should actively contribute to liberation efforts or advocate for a ceasefire. In a world of diverse opinions, The Islamic Vibez Podcast offers a platform for open dialogue on the pressing issues surrounding the Gaza conflict.

In this week's episode, Rash and I come together to talk about the ongoing events in Palestine. We'll dive into the emotions we all share, the pain we feel for our brothers and sisters, and why, even though it might not seem like it at first, there are real reasons to hold onto hope and find strength in these challenging times

In this gripping episode, I am joined by brother Abdul Ahad, as we delve into the recent Palestinian resistance attack that breached "Israel's" defences, discussing its implications. We also shed light on the ongoing inhumane bombardment of Gaza and how it's endorsed by the so-called "international community". We also discuss how these events could be used to pressure the Netanyahu government to halt Judaisation in Al-Quds and revive the two-state solution. Join us for a crucial discussion on the evolving situation in Palestine.

Join us with special guest Brother Muttaqi Ismail, host of the Islamic History podcast, as we dive into the recent PDB Podcast clash between Daniel Haqiqatjou, Jake the Metaphysician, Robert Spencer, and Rachid. We'll also explore Shahid Bolsen's rise and controversial concepts, discuss countering Hadith rejectors, and unravel the fascinating stories of how the Mongols embraced Islam and the era of Mughal rule in India. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with insights, debates, and historical narratives!

Join Rash and JK in this enlightening episode as we dissect recent natural disasters in Morocco and Libya. Are these events divine punishment or a reminder of our responsibilities? We discuss infrastructure negligence, recovery efforts, and the West's impact on these lands.

We also explore the changing landscape in Saudi Arabia, drawing parallels between the Pro Football League transformation and the push for modernism, liberalism, and secularism. Don't miss this captivating discussion on the intricacies of natural disasters, societal change, and the Middle East's future.

Join us in a thought-provoking episode as we embark on a journey through uncertain times with Shaykh Lotfi Abdurrahman on 'Inheritors of Prophets to Dawah Mafia & Modernism.' Together, we'll explore the challenges echoing globally, from the intricate conflict between Islam and modernity to the audacious attempt to integrate Islam into modernism. Uncover the integral role that the 'real' Ulema have historically played in illuminating the way for the Ummah. Moreover, Shaykh Lotfi Abdurrahman unmasks the dangers of the Dawah Mafia—those who operate from within—advocating modernity. Join us for these crucial conversations, as we seek clarity amidst confusion and navigate the intricate currents of today's world.

Welcome to this week's captivating podcast, where we delve into three thought-provoking topics that have been making waves worldwide! We kick off the discussion with Nouhaila Benzina's hijab representation at the World Cup, sparking significant dialogue among Muslims. Join us as we explore the questions surrounding its portrayal and the curious shift in the typically anti-Islam Western media's perspective, presenting it as a triumph for Muslims.

Next on the agenda, we unravel the motivations and absurdities behind the numerous Quran burnings. This troubling act exposes the depth of Islamophobia and calls for a deeper understanding of the underlying agenda.

Finally, we tackle the distressing attacks against India's Muslims, including the tragic murder of an Imam and repeated anti-Muslim incidents across the country. Together, we delve into the complexities of these issues, seeking to shed light beyond the superficial headlines in the news.

Join us in a gripping episode as we delve into the dark chapters of history surrounding the Srebrenica Genocide. We'll explore the shocking complicity of the UN, the aftermath of the Westphalia treaty, and how the Khilafah once protected Muslims in tumultuous times. Unravel the complex web of Western nations' responses and their perpetuation of racism and Islamophobia in the face of mass atrocities. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion on whether we've truly learned from the past or if history continues to repeat itself. Tune in now for an enlightening journey through history and its impact on today's world.

In this week's episode, I am joined by Rash and Ishti to discuss some of the many lessons we can learn from the life of the Prophet Ibrahim (AS). Whether it was his use of rational, intellectual arguments to refute those who opposed the message of Tawheed, or whether it was the sabr shown when he was commanded to leave his family alone in the barren desert. We also briefly discuss the global response to the Titanic submarine disappearance and how it compares to the reaction to drowning migrants in the sea.

As the month of Ramadhan comes to a close, in this week's podcast we discuss the idea of a 'Ramadhan Muslim' and whether this is a natural consequence of the blessed month or if there are broader reasons. We also discuss the implications of the British Government publishing crescent moon visibility for Eid al Fitr this year and the dangers of this.

In this week's episode, I am joined by my co-hosts, Rash, Affy and Ishti to discuss the issue of Masjid Al-Aqsa and the Muslim response to it. Whether it's making dua for Al-Aqsa and Palestine, boycotting your local MP, or raising funds via charity initiatives... are these the correct actions we should be involved in when looking for a solution? We see that many Muslims are becoming frustrated at the lack of progress on this matter... Why the frustration? And what is the solution for the liberation of Palestine? What are the practical steps which all Muslims can start doing in order to work towards change?

In this week's episode, I am joined by my esteemed guest, historian, and lecturer of Ottoman studies and Islamic history, Dr Yakoob Ahmed. We reflect on the current situation that the Ummah finds itself in, whether it is conflict, violence, occupation of lands, wars, poverty, corruption, division, despair... unfortunately the list goes on. So we tackle the question of whether the Ummah is really capable of changing its condition, and Dr Yakoob dives deep into two historical events, the conquest of Mecca and the battle of Ain Jalut to see whether we can learn any lessons from the previous generations on how to bring about change.

In this week's episode, I am joined by the founder and host of the Islamic History Podcast, brother Muttaqi Ismail. Brother Muttaqi opens up on his experiences of the month of Ramadhan in the United States, the makeup of the different Masajid, and even breaks down the history of the Nation of Islam. We also discussed the ever-so-important topic of Muslim unity, the current state of affairs, and the need for political unity.

In this week's episode, we discuss:

- Mohamed Bin Salman's attempts at downsizing Ramadhan in Saudi Arabia
- Ben Gvir's inflammatory comments and boiling point in Palestine
- The recent warming in relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran
- The 20th anniversary of the Western invasion of Iraq

In this week's episode, I am joined by my guests Mehdi and Elyas to discuss the challenges that Muslim youth are experiencing living in the West. We discuss important matters such as the lure of materialism, identity crisis, and what obstacles within society distract the youth from their Deen.

In this week's episode, I am joined by a special guest from Canada, brother Abdul Ahad. During the podcast, we reflected on and discussed important topics such as the abolishment of the Ottoman Caliphate in 1924, along with the challenges practicing Muslims face in a secular academic environment.

Itamar Ben-Gvir, the "Israeli” national security minister - part of what has been described as the most extreme, right-wing, and fascist “Israeli” government stormed Al Aqsa this week leading to global condemnation.

We discuss the motives behind this, the Jewish and Zionist aspirations, and how they seek the destruction of Al Aqsa and the building of their 3rd temple in its place. But with America opposed, are they on the side of the Muslims this time?

In this week's episode, I catch up with the founder and host of the 'Islamic History Podcast', Muttaqi Ismail, and get brother Muttaqi's views on some of the key events which occurred during 2022. Some of the events discussed were the Qatar world cup, Andrew Tate's conversion, Halloween in Saudi Arabia, and much more.

The 2021 Census revealed a sharp decline in the percentage of Christians, making it for the first time a minority religion in the UK and Wales, whilst there was a rise in those who indicated they follow no religion. We discuss the reasons behind these changes and the link with the dominance of secularism and liberalism which has led to further perversion and decadence epitomised by the recent Balenciaga scandal.

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Qatar has faced a barrage of criticism from Western commentators ahead of hosting the 2022 World Cup for its attitude towards the LGBTQ community, supposed human rights abuses, and its position on alcohol consumption during the World Cup. In this podcast episode we discuss why the West has been fixated on these issues and how the West is truly the one who is intolerant, not just towards Qatar, but the values of Islam.

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In this week's Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss;

- Rishi Sunak was appointed as PM, what does this mean for Muslims?
- Trevor Noah receives backlash for discussing racism in the UK and Britain's colonial past
- Andrew Tate becomes Muslim

Kwasi Kwarteng was sacked as Chancellor this week following his disastrous mini-budget. In this podcast episode, we discuss how the sacking of Kwasi Kwarteng exposes the fallacy of the democratic system, how the Capitalist system seeks to only serve the rich at the expense of the poor, and how the Islamic economic system would truly bring about equality.

In this podcast episode, we speak about the wider global agenda behind the hijab protests in Iran. How the West is behind these demonstrations, why it wants to pressurise the Iranian regime and Mullah’s, and what it wishes to achieve by emboldening the liberals inside and outside of Iran through its anti-Islam and pro-secular liberalist propaganda messaging.

In this week's episode, we discuss the death of Queen Elizabeth II and whether the legacy she has left behind is glorious or inglorious?

In this week's episode, we discuss the catastrophic floods facing Pakistan with one-third of the country under water and 33 million people displaced, and whether government corruption has intensified the impacts and the role of climate change.

In this week’s Podcast we discuss the most searched man on the internet, Andrew Tate; why some Muslims see him as a role model, and why the West wants to silence him by banning his social media platforms.

In this week's Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss;

- Gaza was bombed again... but what is the agenda?
- Salman Rushdie attacked

Disney's Lightyear movie was banned in 14 countries due to a controversial scene promoting same-sex relations. Producers of the movie have branded these countries as backward and needing to get with modern times.

In this podcast, we discuss the aggressive liberal agenda to normalise LGBTQ around the world using mainstream media platforms, the need for Muslims, especially Muslim Du'at, to stand firmly against this corruption with no compromise, and how this issue is part of the wider Western agenda to coerce Muslims to adopt liberalism and secularism.

In this week's episode, I am joined by brother Muttaqi Ismail, (founder and host of the Islamic History Podcast) to discuss the sensitive and somewhat controversial topic of Islam and slavery, in particular, focusing on the role of Muslims during the Sub-Saharan and trans-Atlantic slave trade.

The descending of the Qur'an on the night of power in Ramadhan changed the world forever; bringing the light of Allah's guidance to mankind. The month of Ramadhan has transformed the situation of Muslims and the Ummah on numerous occasions before and will do so once again.

In this final episode in the Ramadhan series of podcasts, we discuss change at both a micro and macro level. How we have access to the Qur'an that changed the world before yet the Ummah finds itself in its worst-ever situation; be it the plight of Muslims in Palestine, India, Burma or Yemen or the secular onslaught across the globe.

On the 17th Ramadhan 2 AH, a monumental event took place, which marked a turning point for the Muslim Ummah in the battle between truth and falsehood. This important event is no other than the Battle of Badr, also known as the 'Battle of criterion'.

In this week's episode, I am joined by esteemed Islamic historian, Dr. Yakoob Ahmed in discussing the virtues of the battle of Badr and highlighting what lessons we can take from this great victory in which the Muslims led by the Messenger (saw) overcame all odds.

We know that Ramadhan is the month of the Qur'an as it was first revealed in this month. Most of us have increased our recitation and are listening intently to Allah's (SWT) words during Taraweeh but have we found the time to understand what Allah (SWT) is saying to us and how we can utilise it as a guidance (Huda) and a criterion (Furqaan)?

In this second episode in a series of Ramadhan Podcasts, we discuss the importance of the Qur'an in our lives, how we can learn to use it to transform our lives but also how it transformed the world through its miraculous nature, and how we need to embrace it to return our Ummah to its rightful place once again.

The month of Ramadhan unites the Ummah together in worshipping Allah (SWT), as we stand shoulder to shoulder in worshipping Him in Qiyam and spend many hours reading His words. However, we do still witness disagreement and disunity due to the annual Moonsighting debates, which are deliberately amplified to portray the Ummah as being weak and disunited.

Please join us in the first episode in a series of Ramadhan Podcasts, in which we plan to discuss those aspects of what makes Ramadhan so important. In this week's episode, we discuss the unifying effect that Ramadhan has on the Ummah and also highlight the many attempts being made by the enemies of Islam in causing disunity and division among us.

The Russia-Ukraine war has exposed the blatant racism of the Western Nations, their media, and the hypocrisy of their so-called values of Equality and Freedom.
Numerous media stations have inadvertently highlighted what they normally try to conceal: their preference for white-skinned Christians over the "uncivilised" people of colour, and in particular the Muslims.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Sweden kidnapping Muslim children
- Muskan Khan vs Hindutva mob
- Kurt Zouma fallout

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Will Russia invade Ukraine?
- Nusrat Ghani sacked as "Muslimness was raised as an issue"

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss;

- Emma Watson being accused of being an anti-Semite
- BBC's 100 Women list is an attack on Islam
- Boris Johnson caught lying again... should this surprise people?

The West prides itself on its 'Freedoms' to such an extent that it spends billions on foreign policy to export its way of life to all corners of the globe and then rewards its flag carriers like Tony Blair with a knighthood when his hands are stained with the blood of millions. This week we discuss Tony Blair's knighthood, the proposed banning of conversion therapy and whether these 'Freedoms' have liberated mankind from darkness or moved their enslavement from the church to 'Freedom' itself.

In this bonus episode, I want to bring to your attention the conspiracy to uproot Islam from the land of the Haramayn. As Muslims, the land of the Haramayn is close to our heart, and every Muslim should have a special connection to this blessed land. However, in recent times we have witnessed events taking place in the Kingdom of Saudi, which promote evil and wickedness, such as Riyadh Season 2021. In fact, we see that over the past five years, Mohammed bin Salman has killed off the traditional religious image of Saudi Arabia and along with his partner in crime, Mohamed Bin Zayed, has re-introduced some of the evil practices that our beloved Messenger (saw) had eradicated from the Arabian Peninsula.

The vital question is... how can the 'conspiracy to uproot Islam from the land of the Haramayn' be stopped?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss the recent statements made during the Friday khutbah on the 10th December, in which the Tablighi jamaat was warned against, declaring the misguidance, deviation and dangers of this group and calling it "one of the gates of terrorism”. There are also widespread reports that the Tablighi jamaat has been banned by Saudi Arabia, to the delight of the ruling BJP-led government in India and the Zionist government in "Israel".

The leaders of the Tablighi Jamaat have responded by reiterating that there are a non-violent, non-political group, so one wonders, why is the Tablighi Jamaat being targeted by Saudi Arabia?

In recent times we see that there is a narrative being painted that the Ottoman state was not Islamic, it didn't implement the Shariah and was never truly a Caliphate. In fact, we see allegations being made about the Ottomans such as that they committed shirk, introduced fratricide, legalised homosexuality, among others. And a controversial aspect regarding these allegations is that, these claims are being made by fellow Muslims.

So in order to understand the reality of these allegations and differentiate between fact and fiction, I am joined by Ottoman historian, Dr Yakoob Ahmed to provide some clarity on the matter.

Dr Yakoob Ahmed is one of the Muslim world’s leading Ottoman historians, and is currently teaching Islamic history at Istanbul University.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss the comments made by F1 driver, Lewis Hamilton on the topic of LGBTQ+ rights in Islam, and his call for Islam to be changed to legitimize the LGBTQ+ community.

In this weeks episode, we look at the issue of death and discuss the possible reasons as to why many people do not take the matter of death too seriously, even though it is the only thing that is guaranteed to happen in life.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- The new law which allows the government to strip you of your British citizenship without notice
- Liverpool's Christian terrorist
- Azeem Rafiq feels the wrath of exposing the 'institutional racism' in Cricket

As another remembrance day passes and poppies are all around us we chose this week's podcast to tackle the questions that many Muslims parents have faced this week when their children came home from many remembrance day activities and asked them "Whether they would be wearing a poppy?" or "Will they be observing the 2 minute silence?"

In this weeks podcast we discuss the Yorkshire County Cricket Club racism scandal following Azeem Rafiq’s horrific allegations of being subject to institutional racism. Was this an isolated case or does this highlight that Azeem Rafiq is just another victim of 'systemic racism'?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Saudi aggression in promoting Secularism in the holy lands
- Bangladesh is to be a secular country!
- The death of Colin Powell and the legacy he leaves behind

Another week, another terrorist attack linked to a Muslim; with Islam once again in the dock. In this week's podcast we deconstruct the meaning of Terrorism and explore why western nations in particular continue to utilise these attacks to further their anti Islam policies at home and justify their foreign policies is Muslim lands. Why is every attack, an attack on their freedoms and why is the media narrative and messaging always the same?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- The Pandora papers scandal
- French church abuse
- Is Oman the next Muslim country to normalise with "Israel"?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- A claim by Sheikh Imran Hosein that a word was added by a human in the Qur'an when the diacritical marks were added many years after the Messenger Muhammad (saw) had passed away. So in short, the claim is that there is a mistake in the Qur'an which we have today as it has ben changed since its revelation.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Free Aafia Siddiqui
- US stab France in the back!

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Did France finance ISIS?
- Is the Hijab a sign of oppression?

Today, the Western world and its media mourn the deaths of those killed 20 years ago on 9/11 but that day turned every single day since then into a 9/11 for Muslims. Millions killed and even more displaced. Was it really a #WarOnTerror or a #WarOnIslam? In this week's podcast we discuss how life changed for Muslims across the globe and the geopolitics behind western foreign policy since then and in future.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Is there a genocide waiting to happen against Muslims in India?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- What does the Kabul airport attack mean for the Taliban?

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- What are the Muslim expectations of Taliban rule?
- Jake Davison kills 5 in Plymouth... Is he the only one to blame?

In this weeks episode, I am joined by a very special guest, the host of The Islamic History Podcast, brother Muttaqi Ismail. We discussed many topics however, we concentrated on the question of 'why is it important that Muslims know and have an understanding about their Islamic history?'

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- The return of the Taliban in Afghanistan and whether this is a victory or a defeat for America?

In this episode, me and JK discuss how the month of Al-Muharram is connected to the event of the Hijrah, when the Prophet Muhammad (saw) migrated to Medina. JK also highlights how and why the Hijrah is a matter of importance when it comes to how Islam spread in Arabia and beyond

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Is Crown Prince MBS enforcing liberalism in Saudi Arabia?
- “Israeli” judges propose a solution to the Sheikh Jarrah land dispute

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Emmanuel Macron gets offended by being depicted as Hitler
- Crisis in Tunisia
- Rampant child sex abuse in UK care homes

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- France’s lower house approves anti-separatism bill

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Top EU court rules hijab can be banned at work
- The Saudi-Emirati Rift
- British pro-Israel groups are rewriting Middle East history textbooks

In this short podcast, me and Affy share our memories and experience together during Hajj, and why this time of the year is so special.

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Should Muslims be supporting the England football team?
- The racist attacks on Saka, Rashford and Sancho
- What is the solution to racism?
- The problems of 'escapism'

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims?' round-up, we discuss:

- Donald Rumsfeld is dead. How should the world remember him?
- Is the evacuation of the Evyatar outpost by the settlers a victory?
- "Israeli" foreign minister visits the UAE
- British embassy in UAE flies the rainbow flag!

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Matt Hancock quits but is his resignation papering over the cracks?
- Unmarked grave found in Canada points to genocide
- Do the fossils found in "Israel" and China point to the missing link?

In this short podcast we discuss 'what is the purpose of life?'

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? round-up, we discuss:

- Saudi Arabia alters Male Guardianship System - Women can travel and live alone without the permission of male guardian
- 'Day of Flags' Zionist parade in Jerusalem, Blasphemy
- G7 conference, Biden & Erdogan meet
- Imran Khan's stance on account China in regards to the Uighur genocide

In this weeks 'Wot's hapnin Muslims? weekly round-up, we discuss the results of the "Israeli" elections and the removal of Netanyahu from power. We also discuss the recent murder of a Muslim family in Canada.

In this episode, the MuslimPodcaster and JayKay786 discuss the continuation of the Zionist aggression in Palestine, and reflect on why the noise surrounding Palestine has quieted down since the end of Ramadhan. Brother JayKay786 also sheds some light on the attempt of a few who twist the actions of the Messenger (saw) at the treaty of Al-Hudaibiya in order to defend the actions of those who have 'normalised' relations with the illegal state of "Israel".

In this episode, we reflect upon yet another Ramadhan coming to an end and also on why the situation of the Ummah is not getting any better.

In this episode we discuss the battle of Badr, the victory for Islam and the aftermath.

In this episode, Dr. Dawah and Muslim Podcaster discuss the virtues of the blessed month of Ramadhan and the issue of Islamic unity.

In this explosive episode, we discuss the American plans of settling the 'Palestinian' issue once and for all along its vision of a Two-state solution. One of the sticking points in agreeing a Two-state solution model has been the status of Jerusalem and in particular the sacred precincts. America is attempting to solve this issue by reintroducing the idea of 'internationalizing Al-Quds' which would bring about further problems for the Muslims when attempting to retake Palestine in the future.