Donations or Divine Duty? Rethinking Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis

As Gaza faces a continuing man-made famine, the world offers the usual prescriptions: charity drives, global fasting days, diplomatic appeals to Western powers. But are these really solutions? Let’s evaluate these actions gestures and relief-focused…

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The Scholars Who Stay Silent

Why are those who inherited the Qur’an silent in the face of injustice? In this poignant episode, the speaker issues a powerful challenge: When scholars fear the palace or the White House more than Allah…

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Starvation by Design-Not Scarcity

As thousands of children starve in Gaza as rulers dine in palaces, this searing episode holds up the mirror of history—contrasting the selfless leadership of Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA) with today’s indifferent Muslim rulers. The…

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From Karbala to Gaza: Have We Learned Nothing?

From Karbala to Gaza, from Yazid to today’s rulers, this episode forces us to ask the question—are we witnessing injustice or enabling it? The Sheik doesn’t just remind us of the tragedy—he aligns it with…

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The Mosque: Platform for Haqq or Hypocrisy

A new law in Texas begins to reshape how mosques and houses of worship can operate as non-profit organizations. This episode revisits the true role of the mosque: a center for leadership, justice, and the…

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The New Muslim Year Begins—Will Anything Change?

As a new Islamic year begins and sacred days approach, the speaker draws a powerful thread between past sacrifice and present silence. From Karbala to Gaza, from the deathbed of Umar (RA) to the headlines…

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July 4th: Celebrating Freedom or Falsehood

As fireworks light the sky and Muslims wave flags in celebration, the speaker asks some uncomfortable questions: What lies beneath the surface of July 4th?What are we truly celebrating—and at what cost? Join the speaker…

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