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Having recently returned from Umrah, Sayed Ali Radhawi begins the episode by reflecting on his spiritual experience before transitioning into a conversation with Ahmed about significant moments in the life of Lady Fatima Zahra (as). Our co-hosts discuss key historical events surrounding Lady Zahra's martyrdom, her profound love for and by her father, the Prophet Muhammad (saww), and her esteemed status. Join us for one of our most heartfelt and enlightening conversations as we commemorate the nights of Fatimiyya.

After Maghrib Podcast🎙| LIVE SPECIAL in collaboration with Al Haadi Youth at Hujjat Stanmore, North London. Do we blindly follow the religion of our parents? Is questioning inherited beliefs dangerous? This podcast Shaykh Sadiq Meghjee, a seasoned scholar in intellectual history and theology. The After Maghrib team explore dynamics of inherited beliefs and what Qur'an and Hadith state in regards to this. Is it risky to be intellectually critical? This is a discussion more relevant now than ever - and features a thrilling Q&A from the audience towards the end. This was recorded in Ramadhan 2024 in London. This podcast is a delayed upload - apologies for the time taken.

In this episode of the After Maghrib Podcast, we’re joined by Ammar Kazmi to explore what Donald Trump’s potential return as the 47th President of the USA could mean for Western Muslims and other communities. Why did Kamala Harris fail? What mechanisms did the Republicans use which were effective? What is Trump’s record on Islamophobia and fascism? Ammar gives further insight on the inevitable effect on Gaza, and on US-Israel relations. Join us for a deep dive into the challenges and possibilities that may lie ahead for Muslims in America and beyond.

Lebanon Emergency Aid https://shorturl.at/Tz5Nf In this episode of After Maghrib, we’re joined by Mohamad Ali to explore the miracles of the Quran’s revelation. We dive into how the Prophet Muhammad revealed the Quran with unmatched precision, captivating hearts and minds through its linguistic brilliance and seamless flow. Discover how these divine words transformed lives, proving both timeless and miraculous.

Becoming Who You Are MEANT To Be Are your goals truly aligned with Allah (swt)? Do you hesitate to step out of your comfort zone—whether it’s wearing hijab, engaging with the community, or facing other challenges? In this inspiring discussion, we hear from Br. Ali Alvi, an entrepreneur and community leader, and his wife, Sister Leidy Kaneez Fatima. They are the Shia of Colombia, South America. Their journey is one of courage and resilience. Together, they share valuable lessons on pushing past obstacles and thriving despite adversity. You won’t want to miss a moment of this powerful conversation! Their community in Medellin, Colombia has grown from only THREE Shia Muslims in 2021, to THIRTY in 2024, with people joining Islam through weekly Dua Kumayl reflections, majalis and trips to Iraq for Arba'een. PLEASE learn more, or SUPPORT them financially, please contact us or follow Centro Aprendizaje Espiritual Medellín: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CentroDeAprendizajeM/ Website: https://www.centroespiritual.co/ Lebanon Emergency Aid https://shorturl.at/Tz5Nf

This week, Sayed Ali and Ahmed react to some dilemmas posted online. This episode is a light listen, with humour and differing opinions along the way. Let us know in the comments how you'd react in these dilemmas, and what your favourite points were! *Necessary Disclaimers:* 1) This episode was recorded in Sep 2024. Please support our Lebanon fundraiser, link below, and continue to pray for those in Gaza, Lebanon and other oppressed areas worldwide. 2) Any views or opinions expressed here are those of the hosts. They are spontaneous thoughts and do not mean the hosts hold all answers/are correct at all. In many cases, there is no set answer for any dilemma. You should always refer back to religious authorities, as well as the consultation of experts (in mental health, family or social matters, etc). We feel each dilemma is precarious, and the hosts each had far more to say about these matters. We hope you understand and we apologise if anyone is offended by anything said - we can promise that this is never an intention of any of the hosts/guests on AM.

In this episode of the After Maghrib Podcast, hosts Ahmed and Sayed Ali dive into the ongoing conflict in Gaza and Beirut, exploring how external forces are attempting to exploit sectarian divisions between Sunnis and Shias. They discuss the dangerous "divide and conquer" tactics being used to fracture the Muslim community, but emphasize how unity amongst Muslims has been a source of strength throughout history. By standing together, despite efforts to sow discord, the Muslim ummah remains resilient and powerful in the face of adversity. Tune in for a critical conversation on solidarity and resistance.

As the regional war wages on, we’ve seen assassinations and retaliations from state and non-state actors. This week, we’re joined by Br. Hassan al-Qadri to further understand a number of key points. This includes, the role of the Muslims in the west, Gaza one year on, maintaining conviction in Dua to Allah (swt), the arrival of Imam Mahdi, the Sunni-Shia dialogue, Arab state involvement, and how Muslim influencers have reacted to the war in Palestine and Lebanon. This episode is filled with emotion and vigour and is not to be missed.