After Maghrib 🌙 – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Looking back at the memories we made over the month of Muharram

The History and Future of Shia Genocide in Pakistan through Parachinar, Quetta and Peshawar.

This discussion takes us through the past, present and future of the horrors that Shias face across the world for their beliefs.

The upcoming elections in the UK and the US are taking place against a backdrop of major issues deeply affecting the Muslim community. From the ongoing crisis in Gaza to economic challenges and welfare concerns, Muslims are feeling a mix of anger, confusion, and uncertainty about their voting choices—or whether to vote at all. These issues are heavily covered by mainstream media, which often has a contentious relationship with Muslims in the West. In this week's episode, we are joined by Aliraza Manji, an award-winning broadcast journalist and producer at Times Radio, and formerly with Sky News. Aliraza provides valuable insights from within, into these pressing topics. This is a conversation you won't want to miss.

The ever-changing discussion on Hijab and how Muslims perceive modesty, is examined in this episode by our two co-hosts. We live in an online world where Islam is evolving alongside social media, technology and other digital means of communication, and the relationship between Hijab and tech is more important than ever before. Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Gokal also talk about the rising culture of shisha cafes, and other locations where young Muslims may find themselves. Listen as they share some of their views on what these challenges are.  Not to be missed!

With notable public figures all over TV and social media, there has been much talk about the rising obsession with Shia celebrities. Is the Muslim community leaning towards Shia celebrity culture? Your late night buzz, the After Maghrib podcast looks into this argument. Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Gokal discuss this controversy at length with special guest sister Maryam Hilli. Listen to the podcast as they express their opinions about red carpets, tuxedos and a whole lot more.

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In light of recent circumstances, Ahmed and Ali revisit the discussion surrounding unity within the Muslim Ummah. Do we have a responsibility to ourselves and those around us?

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Muslim men, like everyone else, face life's challenges while striving to maintain their masculinity in a world where this is increasingly difficult. In this episode, we are joined by our good friend and world-renowned poet, Nouri Sardar, who provides personal insights on how men can effectively navigate these obstacles. We discuss trusting in Allah (swt) through tawwakul in an era of rising stress levels, the red pill movement, and increasing mental health issues in society. This conversation delves into the unique pressures men face today and offers guidance on staying true to one's values amidst these trials.

In an exciting episode, the long-awaited guest Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli discussed enduring hardship and finding ease. He delved into global tragedies, particularly the distressing events in Gaza and Rafah, highlighting how such crises affect us and how one can find God during such difficult times. Sheikh Hilli emphasized the importance of having trust (Tawakul) in Allah (swt) to aid us during hardship. He also shared insights on detaching from the materialistic world (Dunya) and the importance of fostering love for the hereafter. His guidance combined spiritual wisdom with practical steps, encouraging listeners to find resilience, maintain faith, and focus on spiritual growth amidst worldly challenges.

It's time we evaluate our relationship with God. The remembrance of Allah (SWT) brings comfort to our hearts, yet we choose a life filled with distractions. Join us on a journey to become more God-centric as we explore life hacks, good habits, and practical solutions for being better Muslims.

Explore the profound history of Islamic governance from the teachings of Prophet Muhammad and the practices of his family, the Ahlulbayt, to the guidance left by Imam Mahdi. This video examines the evolution of Islamic political systems, comparing contemporary governance in Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. Learn how these principles have shaped diverse regimes and continue to influence modern Middle Eastern politics. Join us for an insightful journey through the legacy of Islamic governance, analyzing its development from its origins to today's practices in different countries. Discover the lasting impact of these teachings on current Islamic governance.