OnePath Podcast
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- 13 nov 2026
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The official podcast of OnePath Network. Your go-to stop for all things Islamic. Kamal Saleh as your host, catches up with key Muslim figures to dicuss anything and everything related to Muslims in the modern age such as family, lifestyle, community, politics and practicing Islam as a whole. Join in our discussion with guests from several walks of life in their spiritual journey.
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Episódios 103
The Secret Female Classes of Syria REVIVING Islam | Raz Aziz
In this OnePath Podcast, Raz returns two years on to share 42 days studying in Syria with no program and no teachers lined up. She takes us inside a Hadith school founded, taught and attended entirely by women …
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In this OnePath Podcast, Raz returns two years on to share 42 days studying in Syria with no program and no teachers lined up. She takes us inside a Hadith school founded, taught and attended entirely by women, a tradition that during the war survived in homes and hidden study circles, and tells the story of being told a class was cancelled, only to end up sitting front row beside the school’s founder.
We also talk honestly about imposter syndrome, why manners must come before knowledge, how consistency changed far more than her studies, five years since she put on the hijab, and why the Hadith rejection noise online looks very different once you have seen the people preserving it.
Raz Aziz is a Sydney-based Muslim influencer, youth worker and community advocate of Kurdish background. She studies Arabic and Hadith weekly with her teacher in Sydney and documented her time studying in Damascus through daily Arabic vlogs.One of Britain's Earliest Muslim Thinkers Challenges the LIE of Modernity | Ahmed Paul Keeler
Fifty years ago, a young Englishman educated to run an Empire that no longer existed staged the largest celebration of Islamic civilisation the West had ever seen. Six months before it opened, he became Muslim …
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Fifty years ago, a young Englishman educated to run an Empire that no longer existed staged the largest celebration of Islamic civilisation the West had ever seen. Six months before it opened, he became Muslim. In this OnePath Podcast, Ahmed Paul Keeler sits down with us to tell that story, and to deliver a warning for a world in crisis.
Raised to believe Britain was the greatest civilisation in history and brought up a Zionist, how did one of the British establishment's own find his way to Islam? Why does he describe modernity as a cult, a creation of the human imagination cut off from reality? And why does he believe the Golden Age story Muslims love to tell may be doing us more harm than good?
We explore the Mizan, the divine balance at the heart of his work, why so many Muslims blame their own weak faith for the decline of their civilisation, and what it means to see our history through the eyes of the conqueror. Ahmed Paul Keeler argues that Muslims must recover their own story before they can offer it to anyone else, and that in an age of storms, our task is to bear witness to the truth and provide a refuge.
Ahmed Paul Keeler was born in 1942 and was the founder and director of the World of Islam Festival, held in London in 1976 and opened by Her Majesty the Queen, the most comprehensive exposition of Islamic culture ever staged in the West. He is a Visiting Fellow at the Centre of Islamic Studies, University of Cambridge, and the author of Rethinking Islam & the West: A New Narrative for the Age of Crises, in which he introduced the Mizan Thesis, and A Life's Journey: The Story Behind the Book.El-Sayed, Mamdani and the Future of Muslims in the West | Dr. Yasir Qadhi
In this OnePath Podcast, Dr. Yasir Qadhi joins us for a frank conversation about what it means to live as a Muslim in the West today: our responsibility before Allah, to our families, and to the communities we …
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In this OnePath Podcast, Dr. Yasir Qadhi joins us for a frank conversation about what it means to live as a Muslim in the West today: our responsibility before Allah, to our families, and to the communities we call home.
Dr. Qadhi shares his perspective on the rise of Muslim politicians such as Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed, why he does not endorse candidates, and why no politician will ever be our saviour. He also speaks candidly about the idealism behind migration.
We also discuss the revival among young Muslims since Gaza, how online division distorts the reality of our communities, his first visit to Syria, the lessons of Salahuddin, and the spiritual cost of handing our thinking over to AI.
Dr. Yasir Qadhi is the Dean of the Islamic Seminary of America, the Resident Scholar at the East Plano Islamic Center in Texas, and the Chairman of the Fiqh Council of North America.The Cyber Expert Warning Muslims About Pegasus
Your phone knows where you go, who you speak to, and what you search at 2am. In this Expert Q&A, cybersecurity specialist Ahmed Khanji explains who wants that data, how they get it, and what you can do to …
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Your phone knows where you go, who you speak to, and what you search at 2am. In this Expert Q&A, cybersecurity specialist Ahmed Khanji explains who wants that data, how they get it, and what you can do to protect yourself.
From Pegasus, the military grade spyware that sits on a phone without leaving a visible trace, to new police powers in New South Wales to extract data from your device, to data brokers feeding companies like Palantir, how exposed are we really? Can deleted messages be recovered? Is your phone listening to you? And what happens to everything you tell AI chatbots?
At the end of the episode, we hand Ahmed a phone and ask him to check it for spyware.
Ahmed Khanji is the Chief Executive Officer of Gridware, a Sydney-based specialist cybersecurity firm founded in 2017. Gridware provides penetration testing, digital forensics and incident response, managed security, and cyber advisory to organisations across Australia, and was named SIEM Provider of the Year at the 2025 Australian Cybersecurity Awards. Having worked on more than a thousand cyber attacks, Ahmed brings a frontline view of how criminals, corporations, and governments access personal data.What Muslims MISUNDERSTAND About Wealth and Success | Omar DaCosta-Shahid
For most Muslims, faith sits on one side and work sits on the other. In this OnePath Podcast, Omar DaCosta-Shahid argues that the separation is a recent invention, and that asking whether your income is halal …
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For most Muslims, faith sits on one side and work sits on the other. In this OnePath Podcast, Omar DaCosta-Shahid argues that the separation is a recent invention, and that asking whether your income is halal is only the beginning of the question.
If more than half of our waking life is spent working, what does it mean to make that work an act of worship? We explore why the ethical order of no harm first, then benefit, then profit, is the exact reverse of how most businesses operate, what the classical Islamic literature on trade and earning actually says, whether behaving ethically really costs you money, and how the Prophetic model of trade followed by withdrawal applies to a life of relentless deadlines. The conversation also turns to the harder questions. Does wealth change people for the better or the worse? Why do brands stay silent on Gaza? And is any of this just a spiritual pacifier for capitalism?
Omar DaCosta-Shahid is an entrepreneur, public speaker and educator who specialises in integrating Islamic spiritual principles with modern business practice. He studies classical works on earning and trade with scholars in the UK and Malaysia, and has completed a two-year part-time group study in
Islamic finance with Mufti Faraz Adam (“The
Messenger’s Money Morals”).
Before this he advised Fortune 500 companies on the Muslim market and worked as a journalist for The Guardian, The Times, The Independent and the New Statesman, writing on religion and politics. He founded the Muslim Influencer Network in 2017 and now runs Spirituality of Business, a platform built on the premise of business as a path to God. He is a Forbes 30 Under 30 listee and has been named among the UK's most influential Muslims in media.The Psychologist Saving Muslim Teens from Suic!de
n this OnePath Podcast, registered psychologist Tareq Ahmed joins us to talk honestly about depression, suicide and bullying, including a devastating lived experience he overcame.Tareq Ahmed is a registered …
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n this OnePath Podcast, registered psychologist Tareq Ahmed joins us to talk honestly about depression, suicide and bullying, including a devastating lived experience he overcame.
Tareq Ahmed is a registered psychologist based in Sydney, currently practising at Mindwise, where he works with children, teens and adults. He is also the co-founder of Educaid Australia, a non-profit that has trained more than 2,000 mental health first aiders and partnered with over 100 schools, organisations and community groups across Australia. Alongside his clinical background, Tareq speaks publicly about his own experience navigating suicidal ideation as a Palestinian Muslim, bringing a rare combination of professional expertise and lived experience to conversations many families still find difficult to have.The Muslim Thinker Who Challenged Biologists To Believe | Hamza Karamali
Neanderthals, evolution, and now artificial intelligence. On this OnePath Podcast, Hamza Karamali argues the problem was never the science. It is that we stopped teaching our children how to think. We cover the …
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Neanderthals, evolution, and now artificial intelligence. On this OnePath Podcast, Hamza Karamali argues the problem was never the science. It is that we stopped teaching our children how to think. We cover the Sapiens claim that religion was invented as a useful fiction, the argument from contingency, and then evolution at length. Does it remove the need for a Creator? Where do Neanderthals and the fossil record sit alongside the Quranic account of Adam? And what happens to our children’s faith when they reach a university where evolution is settled fact, and take their hardest questions to a machine instead of a teacher? Hamza Karamali is the founder of Basira Education and the author of Why Islam Is True, a book and website setting out Quranic arguments for the existence of God, the messengerhood of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and the purpose of life. Originally from Canada and now based in Turkey, his work draws on the classical science of rational arguments preserved in the tafsir tradition.
How Muslims Fought the Apartheid in South Africa | Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan
Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan is one of South Africa's most prominent Islamic scholars, serving as imam and Director of Dar al-Turāth al-Islāmi (DTI) and co-founder of the Maḥabbah Foundation. A hafidh and …
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Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan is one of South Africa's most prominent Islamic scholars, serving as imam and Director of Dar al-Turāth al-Islāmi (DTI) and co-founder of the Maḥabbah Foundation. A hafidh and Mufti on the Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa, he trained under some of the most respected names in the Islamic tradition, including Habib Umar bin Hafiz and Shaykh Muhammad Taha Karan. His scholarship bridges the deep roots of South African Islam — a community shaped by centuries of history and forged through the trials of apartheid — with the classical learning of Yemen's scholarly tradition. Today he is a leading voice on dawah, Islamic jurisprudence, and preparing the next generation of Muslims to navigate a rapidly changing world.
Shaykh Abdurragmaan Khan traces Cape Town's Muslim community from its origins with exiled scholars like Shehu Yusuf, who led resistance against the Dutch East India Company before being brought to the Cape in chains, through three centuries of colonial rule and apartheid, to today. He describes how weekly dhikr gatherings functioned as a community-wide parenting system that held families and faith together under persecution, and reflects on the largely untold role Muslims played resisting apartheid alongside Mandela.
He shares his own story growing up in South Africa as the son of a well-known rugby player, and how his path led him to Yemen to study under Habib Umar bin Hafiz and Shaykh Muhammad Taha Karan — including what that experience taught him about staying high-spirited through hardship. Returning home, he speaks to the real challenges of applying what he learned abroad in a South African context, what makes a dawah project actually succeed, and the difference between preaching Islam and living it so that character alone becomes the invitation.The REALITY About Being an Ambitious Muslim Woman | Na'ima B. Robert
In this OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Na'ima B. Robert, author, editor, and coach, to talk about identity, purpose, and what it really means to live as a Muslim woman navigating multiple roles …
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In this OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Na'ima B. Robert, author, editor, and coach, to talk about identity, purpose, and what it really means to live as a Muslim woman navigating multiple roles, seasons, and the weight of a public life.
What does it mean to see yourself as a traveler rather than a title? How do you raise children in a world where Islamic books for kids barely existed? And when society says Muslim women should step back from the mic, what does history actually tell us about women and knowledge?
Na'ima B. Robert is an award-winning author of multicultural literature and the founding editor of SISTERS Magazine, a UK-based publication for Muslim women. Born in Leeds to a Scottish father and Zulu mother from South Africa, and raised in Zimbabwe, she converted to Islam in 1998. Over a career spanning more than two decades, she has published close to 30 books for children, teens, and adults, beginning with The Swirling Hijab, and has become one of the most recognised voices in Islamic publishing and Muslim women's media globally.The Revival and Renewal of the Modern Muslim Ummah
There is a difference between a religion that is alive and a religion that is merely practiced. Dr. Samir Mahmoud has spent decades thinking about what separates the two. In this episode, he lays out one of the …
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There is a difference between a religion that is alive and a religion that is merely practiced. Dr. Samir Mahmoud has spent decades thinking about what separates the two. In this episode, he lays out one of the most rigorous and far-reaching frameworks for Islamic revival the channel has hosted.
Dr. Samir Mahmoud is Academic Director of Usul Academy and Lecturer on the Diploma in Islamic Psychology at the Cambridge Muslim College. He was formerly Assistant Professor at the Lebanese American University. He holds a BA in Anthropology and Politics and an MA in Architectural History, Theory and Urban Design from the University of New South Wales, an MPhil in Theology and Religious Studies, and a PhD in Islamic Studies from the University of Cambridge, completed under the supervision of Dr. Timothy Winter (Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad).Muslim Women Are Reading Red Flags All Wrong | The Marriage Guide
What does it actually take to find the right person, and are most Muslims approaching it completely backwards? In this OnePath Podcast, relationship coach Hannah El-Gashingi joins us for an honest …
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What does it actually take to find the right person, and are most Muslims approaching it completely backwards? In this OnePath Podcast, relationship coach Hannah El-Gashingi joins us for an honest, Sharia-grounded conversation on love, marriage readiness, and what nobody teaches Muslim singles before they start looking.
We cover the red and green flag mentality and why it misses the point entirely, what Islamic personal development actually looks like before you enter the marriage process, the five topics every Muslim should discuss when getting to know a potential spouse, how to handle the social pressure of still being single in your 30s, and the real difference between planning a wedding and building a marriage.
Hannah also shares her own deeply personal journey, including losing her mother before finding her husband, the grey jumper she bought for a man she had never met, and how shifting from dua made in despair to dua made with hope changed everything for her.
Hannah El-Gashingi is a certified relationship coach and co-founder of The Muslim Love Coaches, an Instagram platform she runs alongside her husband offering Islamic-grounded relationship coaching for Muslim singles and married couples. Her work focuses on pre-marriage readiness, values alignment, emotional intelligence, and building marriages that last.The Biggest Fitnah of MY Life - Fighting Cancer | Dean Mousad
When Brother Dean Mousad received a Level 4 skin cancer diagnosis, he made a choice most people would not understand. He kept working, kept mentoring young people, flew to Indonesia, Bosnia, and performed …
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When Brother Dean Mousad received a Level 4 skin cancer diagnosis, he made a choice most people would not understand. He kept working, kept mentoring young people, flew to Indonesia, Bosnia, and performed Umrah, all with cancer in his body and uncertainty in his mind.
In this OnePath Podcast, Dean shares the full story of his diagnosis, his mental and spiritual survival toolkit, and what it taught him about tawakkul, community, death, and the purpose of a life well lived. What does a counsellor do when he becomes the one who needs counsel? How do you stay present when a diagnosis wants to pull you into the future? And what does a cup of Zam Zam at the Kaaba mean when your body is fighting for its life?
Dean Mousad is the Co-Founder and Business Growth and Development Lead at 5 Before 5 Solutions, a counselling and mentoring service dedicated to vulnerable individuals in the community. He also serves as Managing Director of Brothers in Need, a not-for-profit organisation that has spent over a decade supporting the most at-risk members of Australian Muslim society. With a background in senior counselling and professional development, Dean brings both clinical insight and lived experience to one of the most confronting conversations a person can have.The War On Kids in the Modern Muslim Family
In this reminder, Sheikh Mohammad Elshinawy addresses one of the most urgent crises facing Muslim families today: why parenting has become so hard, and what the Prophet's model offers as a way through.Why …
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In this reminder, Sheikh Mohammad Elshinawy addresses one of the most urgent crises facing Muslim families today: why parenting has become so hard, and what the Prophet's model offers as a way through.
Why did raising children feel natural across every civilisation in history, and why does it feel almost impossible now? Sheikh Elshinawy traces the collapse back to the Industrial Revolution, the dismantling of village life, and the rise of peer orientation, showing how forces largely outside the family's control have quietly severed the bond between parents and children. And he explains why no technique, workshop, or parenting book can substitute for what was lost.
At the heart of this talk is a prophetic framework built on three pillars: expressed compassion, reasonable expectations, and early empowerment. Drawing on the story of Yusuf, the hadith of Abu Omar and the pet bird, and a striking confrontation between the Prophet and a Bedouin father who had never kissed his ten sons, Sheikh Elshinawy shows that what keeps children oriented to their parents is not discipline, but warmth.
Sheikh Mohammad Elshinawy graduated in English Literature from Brooklyn College and in Islamic Studies from Mishkah University. He serves as the Religious Director of Jesus Son of Mary Mosque in Pennsylvania, Research Fellow at Yaqeen Institute, and Instructor at Mishkah University. His work spans Islamic theology, contemporary Muslim family life, and applied prophetic ethics.How Can You Prove the Quran is From God? | Nouman Ali Khan
Is it wrong to ask questions about the Qur’an? Many Muslims worry that confusion or curiosity about certain verses means their faith is weak. But the Qur’an itself encourages reflection, contemplation and …
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Is it wrong to ask questions about the Qur’an? Many Muslims worry that confusion or curiosity about certain verses means their faith is weak. But the Qur’an itself encourages reflection, contemplation and sincere questioning.
In this insightful discussion, we explore why the Qur’an often raises questions, why some verses sound harsh, and how many misunderstandings arise when verses are taken out of context. Through stories from Surah Yusuf, reflections on Qur’anic structure, and lessons from centuries of scholarship, this conversation reveals how deeper engagement with the Qur’an can strengthen faith rather than weaken it.
Produced by OnePath Network, this video invites Muslims and non-Muslims alike to rediscover the Qur’an with humility, curiosity and a sincere desire to understand.Why Did We Stop Caring About the Uyghur Genocide?
Over 5 million Uyghur Muslims have passed through China's concentration camps and that number comes from China itself. With mosques locked, the hijab banned, and an entire language being erased from …
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Over 5 million Uyghur Muslims have passed through China's concentration camps and that number comes from China itself. With mosques locked, the hijab banned, and an entire language being erased from children's mouths, East Turkistan is facing a slow, silent genocide the world has largely stopped talking about. So why aren't we listening?
We sat down with Uyghur activist and journalist Aslan Hidayat back on the OnePath Network podcast for the second time to find out what's really happening on the ground: leaked audio smuggled out of East Turkistan, Chinese influencers caught posting two different versions of the same video, families separated by surveillance and forced labour, and the transnational repression targeting Uyghur communities here in Australia. This is the crisis hiding in plain sight.Will The Revival of The Khilafah Protect Muslims? Dr. Ovamir Anjum
For over a century, the Muslim world has been divided into nation states, borders, and political systems that often leave Muslims weak, divided, and unable to protect each other. From Palestine and Al Aqsa to …
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For over a century, the Muslim world has been divided into nation states, borders, and political systems that often leave Muslims weak, divided, and unable to protect each other. From Palestine and Al Aqsa to conflicts across the Muslim world, many are asking a difficult question about unity, leadership, and the future of the Ummah.
In this episode of our Expert Question Series, we sit down with Dr. Ovamir Anjum, Professor and Endowed Chair of Islamic Studies in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at the University of Toledo. He is the co-editor of the American Journal of Islam and Society and recently appointed editor-in-chief for the review board at the Yaqeen Institute. His areas of research include Islamic history, theology, political thought, and Islamic intellectual history.
Dr. Anjum is the author of Politics, Law, and Community in Islamic Thought: The Taymiyyan Moment (Cambridge University Press, 2012) and Ranks of Divine Seekers: Translation of Ibn al-Qayyim’s Madarij al-Salikin (Brill, 2020), the first two of four volumes.
In this conversation, we explore the concept of Khilafah, Muslim unity, nation states, Islamic governance, economics, sanctions, and the role Muslims in the West play in the future of the Ummah. This is a deep discussion about the past, present, and future of the Muslim world and whether unity is the key to solving many of the problems Muslims face today.Iran, Greater Israel And The Temple Prophecy Nobody Is Talking About | Dr. Ali Ataie
Today we discuss Dajjal, Iran, Israel, and the powerful religious symbolism surrounding conflict in the Middle East. As tensions rise across the region, ancient scriptures and end-times prophecy are …
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Today we discuss Dajjal, Iran, Israel, and the powerful religious symbolism surrounding conflict in the Middle East. As tensions rise across the region, ancient scriptures and end-times prophecy are increasingly invoked in political rhetoric and public discourse.
In this conversation, we explore how Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions interpret themes such as Purim, Amalek, messianic expectations, the rebuilding of the Temple, and the role of apocalyptic narratives in shaping modern geopolitics. How are these texts being understood today? And how should they be interpreted in light of current events?
Joining us is Dr. Ali Ataie, a scholar of biblical hermeneutics whose work sits at the intersection of Sacred Languages, Comparative Theology, and Comparative Literature. At Zaytuna College, Dr. Ataie has taught Arabic, Creedal Theology, Comparative Theology, the Sciences of the Qur’an, Introduction to the Qur’an, and Seminal Ancient Texts—helping students engage deeply with classical religious traditions while addressing contemporary questions.
Dr. Ataie completed his MA in Biblical Studies at the Pacific School of Religion in 2011, before earning his PhD in Cultural and Historical Studies in Religion from the Graduate Theological Union in 2016.
He is also a native Persian speaker and is proficient in Greek, Arabic, and Hebrew, allowing him to engage directly with the sacred texts of multiple traditions in their original languages.
In this episode we examine the intersection of theology, scripture, and geopolitics—and how religious narratives about the end of times continue to shape conversations about the future of the Middle East.The Key To Truly Falling In Love With The Quran | Mohamad Elbikai
In this special Ramadan episode, OnePath Network sits down with Ustadh Mohamad El Bikai to explore what it truly means to build a lifelong relationship with the Qur’an. From overcoming personal doubts to …
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In this special Ramadan episode, OnePath Network sits down with Ustadh Mohamad El Bikai to explore what it truly means to build a lifelong relationship with the Qur’an. From overcoming personal doubts to understanding the deeper purpose beyond memorisation, this conversation offers powerful reflections, practical advice, and spiritual insight for Muslims seeking a stronger connection with the Book of Allah.
Discover why consistency matters more than intensity, how even 15 minutes a day can transform your journey, and the real goal behind learning the Qur’an. This heartfelt dialogue blends personal experience, Islamic knowledge, and contemporary challenges.The Cold Truth Behind the Myth of “Radical Islam” - Dr Wesam Charkawi
Radicalization, media bias, and the truth about what drives violence. In this Podcast episode, Dr. Wesam Charkawi joins us to dismantle the "Muslim t*rrorist" trope using decades of empirical data.We also …
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Radicalization, media bias, and the truth about what drives violence. In this Podcast episode, Dr. Wesam Charkawi joins us to dismantle the "Muslim t*rrorist" trope using decades of empirical data.
We also explore the idea of radicalisation, asking why politicians like Pauline Hanson aren't labeled for extreme views despite their rhetoric.This is the conversation the mainstream media refuses to have.Why Modern Muslim Spirituality isn't helping | Sh. Musab Penfound
Join us for a reflective conversation with Shaykh Musab Penfound, whose life has been shaped by a sincere search for truth and knowledge. Growing up in Manchester, Shaykh Mus’ab embraced Islam at eighteen …
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Join us for a reflective conversation with Shaykh Musab Penfound, whose life has been shaped by a sincere search for truth and knowledge. Growing up in Manchester, Shaykh Mus’ab embraced Islam at eighteen, beginning a journey that would take him far beyond his home.
He shares how a deep pursuit of understanding led him to study Arabic and the Islamic sciences, a path that ultimately took him to Yemen, where living and learning in the Muslim world reshaped his understanding of faith, character, and spiritual growth. From this place of lived experience, Shaykh Mus’ab reflects on cultivating a genuine love for the Prophet ﷺ one that goes beyond a surface-level connection.
He explores the Prophet’s balance of mercy and strength, and how he nurtured people from diverse backgrounds into individuals of deep faith. The conversation offers thoughtful guidance for converts navigating overwhelm, identity, and belonging, while emphasising how one can preserve a sense of self while growing closer to Allah. Shaykh Mus’ab also reflects on turning to the life of the Prophet ﷺ for steadiness and meaning during times of collective hardship.
A conversation that invites deeper reflection, clarity of purpose, and a more rooted faith.I was DISGUSTED by my MILLIONAIRE Lifestyle - The Cold Truth | Muhammad Al Andalusi
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Muhammad Al Andalusi opens up about the truth behind his millionaire journey from the struggles, the spiritual battles, and the turning points that reshaped his …
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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Muhammad Al Andalusi opens up about the truth behind his millionaire journey from the struggles, the spiritual battles, and the turning points that reshaped his life.
From growing up as a street dancer to becoming a globally recognised Qur’an teacher and entrepreneur, Muhammad shares the unseen challenges that came with wealth, the moments that almost caused him to lose his Deen, and the realisations that brought him back to purpose, discipline, and faith.Wanted to Be a Pastor — Then I Found Islam | The Untold Story of Sh. Mikaeel Ahmed Smith
In this episode of the OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Shaykh Mikaeel Ahmed Smith for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation about faith, purpose, and resilience.Shaykh Mikaeel is a faculty member at …
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In this episode of the OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Shaykh Mikaeel Ahmed Smith for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation about faith, purpose, and resilience.
Shaykh Mikaeel is a faculty member at Qalam Institute, a sought-after speaker, and the author of "With the Heart in Mind" and "When Hearing Becomes Listening", books that explore prophetic emotional intelligence and active listening.Currently pursuing a master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Shaykh Mikaeel brings together Islamic tradition and modern psychology to address the challenges of anxiety, OCD, burnout, and addiction that so many Muslims face."My Dad Kicked Me Out" The Incredible Story of this Japanese Muslim Scholar
Shaykh Ahmed Maeno’s story is one of courage, sacrifice and unwavering faith. Growing up in Japan with a love for manga and a deep spiritual curiosity, he explored Buddhism and other faiths before a …
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Shaykh Ahmed Maeno’s story is one of courage, sacrifice and unwavering faith. Growing up in Japan with a love for manga and a deep spiritual curiosity, he explored Buddhism and other faiths before a life-changing encounter with Muslims in Melbourne—and the powerful words of Malcolm X—opened his heart to Islam.
In this intimate conversation with OnePath Network, Shaykh Ahmed reveals how he faced family rejection, discovered the Qur’an beyond media stereotypes, and found the strength to pursue Islamic scholarship from Japan to Damascus. A moving journey of sincerity and hope for anyone seeking truth.The Ultimate Guide to Attracting Barakah in Life | Mohammed Faris
In the latest OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Mohammed Faris, the CEO of The Productive Muslim Company and author of "Productive Muslim" and "The Barakah Effect." As a renowned speaker, coach, and expert on …
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In the latest OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Mohammed Faris, the CEO of The Productive Muslim Company and author of "Productive Muslim" and "The Barakah Effect." As a renowned speaker, coach, and expert on spiritually intelligent leadership, he shares insights on how to maximise productivity with Barakah rather than burning out in hustle culture.
This eye-opening conversation that will change the way you look at productivity, success, and true fulfilment.How My African Ancestors LOST ISLAM and Came Back | Ustadh Mustafa Briggs
From the coasts of Senegal to the streets of London, Shaykh Mustafa Briggs shares a journey that weaves together ancestry, faith, and identity. Raised in a Christian household by his Gambian grandmother, he …
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From the coasts of Senegal to the streets of London, Shaykh Mustafa Briggs shares a journey that weaves together ancestry, faith, and identity. Raised in a Christian household by his Gambian grandmother, he later discovered Islam through the deep spiritual traditions of West Africa — where faith is lived, not performed.
In this powerful episode of the OnePath Network Podcast, Mustafa unpacks the legacy of African scholarship, the story of Islam’s spread through trade and teaching — not conquest — and the personal transformation that led him back to his spiritual roots. A conversation on heritage, history, and the living light of Islam across generations.Protecting the Quran in an AI Dominated World | Sh. AbdulNasir Jangda
In this OnePath Network Podcast, Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda opens up about his personal journey with the Qur’an— his greatest childhood lessons, profound insights from his teachers, and the Quranic verses that …
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In this OnePath Network Podcast, Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda opens up about his personal journey with the Qur’an— his greatest childhood lessons, profound insights from his teachers, and the Quranic verses that transformed his life. In this intimate conversation, we explore what it means to connect with the Qur’an in a modern world, the dangers facing younger generations, and how AI, language, and culture are reshaping Qur’anic education in the West.
Shaykh AbdulNasir Jangda is the Founder and President of Qalam and a faculty member at the Qalam Seminary and Academy. Born and raised in Dallas, he memorized the Qur’an in Karachi and later studied Islamic sciences at Jamia Binoria, specializing in Fiqh and Tafsir. He also holds a Master’s in Islamic Studies from the University of Sindh.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
03:00 - Lessons from his mother
03:35 - Lessons from his teacher
05:17 - Unpacking a single word from Quran
06:45 - First time witnessing a Hafidh
10:34 - The most misinterpreted verse from the Quran
12:32 - How to prove the timeless nature of the Quran
15:49 - Applying the Quran in a modern context
17:25 - The parable of the farmer
21:19 - The most powerful aspect of the Quran
33:11 - Importance of celebrating small achievements
38:49 - Balancing the rise of AI and the Deen
46:37 - Contemplations from a verse of the Quran
44:02 - Final thoughtsWhy We Are ALWAYS DISTRACTED and the Solution to Mindfulness | Wadud Hassan
In this episode of the OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Wadud Hassan — a thought leader, author, and teacher at the intersection of mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and faith-based leadership.As the …
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In this episode of the OnePath Podcast, we sit down with Wadud Hassan — a thought leader, author, and teacher at the intersection of mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and faith-based leadership.
As the founder of Muraqaba.app, Muraqaba School, and multiple transformative programs like the Heart-Centered Mindfulness Masterclass and Prophetic Tarbiyah Certification, Wadud brings a unique blend of Islamic spirituality, neuroscience, and leadership development to the forefront.
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:39 – What is Mindfulness?
03:25 – Mindfulness for Muslims
06:06 – Tools to Attain Mindfulness
08:25 – Practical Exercises for Mindfulness
11:44 – Is Meditation Islamic?
14:31 – Mindfulness in Salah
17:49 – Mindfulness with Each Other
21:21 – Mindfulness Between Spouses
26:24 – Teaching Mindfulness to Children
30:52 – Regulating Frustration in Kids
38:12 – Staying Mindful About Palestine
44:02 – Final ThoughtsThe Viral Blueprint for Muslim Content Creators | The Sunnah Guy
In our latest podcast we sit down with Shoaib Hussain, the Sunnah Guy — a content creator with over 2.9 million followers and the producer behind some of the most viral Islamic reels on Instagram.In this …
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In our latest podcast we sit down with Shoaib Hussain, the Sunnah Guy — a content creator with over 2.9 million followers and the producer behind some of the most viral Islamic reels on Instagram.
In this episode, we uncover the journey behind the man who changed the way Muslims engage with short-form content. From his creative process to the unseen challenges of staying authentic in an online space riddled with controversy.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
03:41 - Sheikh Bilal Assad and Journey to Islam
06:47 - Dawah Journey
10:18 - Dealing with doubts
13:28 - Start of Content Creation Journey
18:56 - Content Creation Process
24:41 - Catching the universal audience
31:06 - Connecting to Non-Muslim followers
32:49 - Defining your Spaces
33:21 - Riya (Showing off)
34:17 - Don't chase views
38:53 - Make People feel loved
41:55 - Ripple effect of DawahHow Israel Is PREPARING to FIGHT The Gaza Sumud Flotilla | Yusuf Omar
Ordinary people from 44 nations risked their lives on the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza, sailing in old fishing boats and yachts to break the siege and deliver vital aid. From terrifying drone strikes to …
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Ordinary people from 44 nations risked their lives on the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza, sailing in old fishing boats and yachts to break the siege and deliver vital aid. From terrifying drone strikes to potential confrontations with Israel’s elite S13 naval unit, this mission reveals both the danger and the unshakable hope that drives global solidarity.
In this exclusive OnePath Network podcast, journalist Yusuf Omar shares his firsthand account: what life was like on board, how participants were trained for non-violence, the night his ship was struck, and why 26,000 people applied for just 500 spots. This is not just a story of a flotilla—it’s a story of resilience, faith, and humanity standing against injustice.How Muslims Neglected The Heart and How to Fix it | Ustadh Mohamad Baajour
In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Ustadh Mohamad Baajour, Director of Tarbiyyah at EPIC Masjid, to explore the central role of the heart in Islam. From his childhood in Beirut to his work in Texas …
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In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Ustadh Mohamad Baajour, Director of Tarbiyyah at EPIC Masjid, to explore the central role of the heart in Islam. From his childhood in Beirut to his work in Texas, Ustadh Baajour shares personal stories, powerful hadith reflections, and practical advice on battling the diseases of the heart — such as heedlessness, arrogance, and excessive speech.
Whether you’re struggling with doubts, spiritual stagnation, or just feel distant from Allah — this conversation is a must-watch. Tune in and revive your heart.
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