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OnGuard - For the Ummah, For the Truth

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OnGuard is a brand new podcast hosted by Ustadh Hamza Tzortzis focusing on Islam21c's transformative campaigns.

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“Hopelessness is Always a LIE” (ft. Psychiatrist Dr Zeyn Green-Thompson)

Saison 1 · Épisode 7

samedi 13 décembre 2025 • Durée 02:02:33

In this powerful episode of OnGuard by Islam21c, Hamza Andreas Tzortzis sits down with Dr Zeyn Green-Thompson, a medical doctor and psychiatrist, for an honest and profoundly moving conversation on mental health, hope, and the Muslim experience.

Together, they explore some of the most difficult and often unspoken topics in our communities, including depression, hopelessness, and s**cidal ideation. Dr Zeyn brings rare clarity by combining clinical psychiatry with an Islamic worldview, showing how īmān, meaning, and responsibility can reshape the way we understand suffering and recovery.

This discussion goes beyond labels and quick fixes. We talk about:

What hopelessness really means from a clinical perspective
Why despair is central to s**cidal intent
The biological, psychological, social and spiritual dimensions of mental health
How Islamic concepts such as duty, patience, humility, and hope offer practical protection
How Muslims should approach others who are struggling, with empathy rather than harshness
Why listening matters more than giving blanket advice

Dr Zeyn also shares real clinical insights from his work in psychiatry, reflecting on how timeless Islamic principles can be communicated in ways that help both Muslims and non-Muslims.

This is not just an intellectual discussion. It is personal, reflective, and deeply human. Whether you are struggling yourself, supporting someone else, or simply want a more grounded way to think about mental wellbeing, this conversation is essential viewing.

Chapters:
00:00 – Why This Episode Is Different
02:59 – S**cide & Mental Health in the Muslim Community
06:29 – What Is Hopelessness, Clinically Speaking?
10:04 – The Critical Shift: From Ideation to Intent
13:09 – “Hopelessness Is Always a Lie”
16:34 – When Depression Overwhelms Rational Thought
19:39 – Biology, Psychology & Social Triggers Explained
22:54 – Why Muslims Must Add the Spiritual Dimension
25:54 – Duty, Not Outcomes: A Powerful Mental Framework
29:04 – Why This Approach Works for Non-Muslims Too
31:54 – A Personal Childhood Story of Shame & Isolation
35:14 – How to Speak to Someone Who Is Struggling
38:24 – The Prophetic Method of Compassionate Guidance (ﷺ)
41:54 – When Religion Becomes Harsh or Hollow
45:24 – What the Muslim Community Needs to Relearn
48:34 – Final Reflections: Hope as an Act of Truth
50:54 – Faith, Capacity & Moral Responsibility
54:14 – When Someone Is Not Sinning, But Suffering
57:34 – Why Shaming Worsens Mental Health

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“Most Jews are anti-Israel” - Meet the Jews SILENCED by western media (ft. Rabbi Elhanan Beck)

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

samedi 25 octobre 2025 • Durée 55:57

“They stole land from the Palestinians and they stole identity from Jews.”

In this remarkable conversation, Rabbi Elhanan Beck — a Palestinian-born rabbi from Stamford Hill — shares his powerful story and deep insights into the clear distinction between Judaism and Zionism.

He explains why true Judaism is rooted in faith, humility, and obedience to God, while Zionism, as he argues, transformed a spiritual religion into a political and national project divorced from its sacred origins.

Together, we explore:
🔹 What it truly means to be Jewish according to the Torah
🔹 The 13 principles of faith outlined by Maimonides
🔹 How Zionism emerged as a secular movement
🔹 The Jewish understanding of exile and the promised land
🔹 The peaceful vision of the Messiah in Jewish scripture
🔹 Centuries of coexistence between Muslims and Jews

This is a heartfelt and eye-opening discussion that challenges common narratives and offers a glimpse into an authentic Jewish perspective on faith, identity, and justice.

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Jewish Rabbi gives an Islamic History lesson
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Safeguarding children in a sexualised society - Yusuf Patel

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

vendredi 10 octobre 2025 • Durée 49:29

A quiet name change on a school register. Pronouns switched without a word to the parents. Then the reveal: at home she’s one child, at school she’s another. That’s the moment most families realise they can’t outsource their children’s formation—and it’s where our conversation with Yusuf Patel begins.

We dig into how parents can confidently navigate RSE in UK schools without retreating from education altogether. Yusuf explains why emailing questions (not just chatting at the gate) creates an audit trail that compels a school to reflect: what exactly is being taught, which parts are compulsory, and how will the religious background of pupils be respected? We unpack the latest legal clarity on biological sex, what it means for toilets, uniforms, social transitioning, and safeguarding, and how to press for policy updates that protect freedom of belief in the classroom. Real case studies show how calm complaints turned into apologies, revised policies, and cancelled sessions when materials crossed the line—proof that small, strategic wins protect many children.

Then we turn the lens homeward. Values are caught, not taught, so we talk about building a lived Islam that children can see: praying on time, modelling charity, showing gratitude and tawbah, and aligning daily choices with faith. Yusuf calls fathers to emotional availability—hugs, words of affection, and presence that inoculate against online echo chambers and peer pressure. And when a child says, “I’m not a boy,” we offer a roadmap rooted in love: slow down, look beneath the label, rebalance home routines, limit digital triggers, and seek a trusted Muslim counsellor who explores underlying needs rather than fast-tracking identity claims.

If you’re a parent, teacher, or governor looking for practical steps, legal awareness, and heart-level guidance, this conversation will equip you to engage schools wisely and strengthen your home. Subscribe, share with a fellow parent, and leave a review with the one question you’ll email your school this week. Your voice—and your love—can change the outcome.

Chapters:

0:00 Chapter 1 - Intro

1:41 Chapter 2 - The Challenge of Sexualised Education

2:10 Chapter 3 - Step One: Know What’s Being Taught

Is your heart still facing the right Qibla? Shaykh Abu Aaliyah Surkheel

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

lundi 22 septembre 2025 • Durée 02:13:57

Shaykh Abu Aaliyah explores modernity as a philosophical worldview that trades meaning for power, examining how Muslims can navigate these challenging waters while preserving their faith and purpose.

• Modernity is not about technology but the philosophical assumptions underpinning our world for the past 300-350 years

• Most people today don't realise what they've lost as meaninglessness has become the default philosophy of our culture

• Muslims are susceptible to "ideological osmosis" – absorbing modern ideas even while practicing their faith

• Rather than building a competing "juggernaut," Muslims need an “ark of salvation”, built on Quran, Sunnah and scholarly consensus

• We need scholars who understand both traditional Islamic knowledge and modernity's philosophical underpinnings

• Consumerism is perhaps the most spiritually destructive aspect of modernity, directly feeding into "hubb al-dunya" (love of worldly things)

• Many Muslims have become fixated on outward expressions of faith while neglecting the purification of the heart

• The path forward requires "shrinking our souls" rather than expanding them – cultivating humility instead of self-promotion

• Muslims must position themselves as healers offering the balm of Tawhid to a spiritually wounded world

• True progress isn't measured by how far or fast we move, but by maintaining our direction toward Allah

Receive one of 25 free copies of "A Muslim's Guide to Modernity" by leaving a thoughtful comment about what you've learned from this conversation.

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A Masterclass Completely DEBUNKING ISRAEL for 3 Hours Straight (Ft. Abdullah Andalusi)

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

samedi 9 août 2025 • Durée 02:48:50

Palestinians have inhabited their land for millennia, with genetic studies confirming 70-90% correspondence between modern Palestinians and ancient Canaanites from 4,000 years ago. This scientific evidence directly contradicts the Zionist narrative that portrays Palestinians as newcomers to the region.

• Genetic research shows Palestinians have preserved more ancient Canaanite DNA than European Jews who have approximately 40-50% correspondence
• Ben-Gurion himself acknowledged Palestinians descended from Jewish farmers who lived in the region 2,000 years ago
• The land was called "Palestine" for over two millennia, named after the Philistines encountered by Herodotus around 500 BCE
• Lord Balfour admitted Britain "deliberately declined to accept the principle of self-determination" in Palestine
• Einstein opposed Zionist political control, advocating instead for a "secured bi-national status in Palestine"
• Anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitism – Ben-Gurion understood Palestinian opposition was to foreign occupation, not Judaism
• The occupation of West Bank and Gaza violates the UN Charter principle that territory cannot be acquired through conquest
• Israel's security arguments parallel those used to justify slavery and other historical oppressions
• Under Islamic governance, Jews historically enjoyed protections and rights denied them in Christian Europe

Our history shows Muslims, Christians, and Jews can coexist peacefully under a system that respects religious differences while ensuring equal rights. We must challenge false narratives and work toward justice based on historical truth.

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He “Un-Gayed” Himself: the Man the LGBT Lobby Wished Didn’t Exist (ft. Ali Jaffery)

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

dimanche 6 juillet 2025 • Durée 01:16:13

When Ali Jaffery first experienced same-sex attraction at age 12, he began an 11-year journey of silence, shame, and self-loathing. Growing up in a conservative Muslim family with limited male mentorship, he felt fundamentally different and broken—convinced that his feelings made him unworthy in the eyes of Allah.

This profound conversation reveals the transformative moment when Ali began dismantling what he calls "the identity paradigm"—the false notion that experiencing same-sex attraction makes someone inherently different or forces them to choose between their faith and their feelings.

Ali articulates a powerful alternative framework grounded in Islamic tradition: differentiating between having desires (which aren't sinful) and acting upon them (which involves choice). Through deep reflection on the Qur’an, he discovered that the divine message wasn't about condemning people with certain attractions but rather calling everyone toward taqwa (God-consciousness) regardless of their internal struggles.

The healing journey Ali describes involves brotherhood, healthy masculine connections, and psychological insights that reveal how his sexualised attractions masked deeper needs for acceptance and belonging. Most movingly, he shares how honesty about his struggles led to a fulfilling marriage with a woman who responded to his disclosure with remarkable compassion…

For anyone navigating the complex intersection of faith and so-called “sexuality”—or simply trying to understand how Islamic teachings can address contemporary challenges with both compassion and principle—this episode offers rare wisdom. Ali's story demonstrates that neither shame-filled silence nor identity-based surrender are the only options, showing instead a third way: how struggle itself can become a pathway to spiritual growth and authentic relationships.

In this episode, Ali and the host Hamza Andreas Tzortzis discuss:

First experiencing same-sex attraction at age 12 while lacking masculine role models and mentorship
Carrying the secret for 11 painful years due to shame, fear and self-loathing
Finding the courage to speak openly in counselling sessions at university

The Islamic Approach to Suicide: Finding Hope in Darkness

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

jeudi 22 mai 2025 • Durée 01:41:24

Sheikh Haitham Al-Haddad offers profound Islamic insights on preventing suicide, addressing hopelessness, and finding meaning during difficult times. Through Quranic principles and prophetic guidance, he provides a comprehensive approach to mental distress that addresses physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions.

• Life is inherently a test, so difficulties should be expected rather than surprising
• The sanctity of life in Islam extends to all creatures, with human life holding special value
• Despairing of Allah's mercy may be a greater sin than many realize
• Muslims have the lowest suicide rates among religious groups in the UK, demonstrating religion's protective effect
• Those contemplating suicide often mistakenly believe death ends suffering, when Islamic teaching shows accountability continues
• Finding hope requires understanding both dunya (worldly) and akhira (afterlife) perspectives
• Effective support combines physical practices (prayer, exercise), intellectual understanding, and emotional connection
• Remembering the temporary nature of this life compared to eternity helps contextualise current suffering
• Every challenge contains hidden opportunities for spiritual growth and development
• Muslims are created to lead humanity by example, carrying divine light to benefit others

Visit Islam21c.com/HoldOn to access resources from our campaign designed to provide Islamic tools for preventing suicide and addressing hopelessness in our communities.

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The War on Muslim Womanhood (ft. Imam Tom Facchine)

Saison 1 · Épisode 8

mercredi 11 février 2026 • Durée 01:33:36

What does it really mean to speak about the power of a Muslim woman in a world already saturated with assumptions about gender, autonomy, success, and value?

In this thought-provoking OnGuard conversation, Hamza Tzortzis is joined by Imam Tom Facchine (Yaqeen Institute) for a wide-ranging discussion sparked by Islam21c’s Power of a Muslim Woman campaign. But this is not the conversation many might expect.

Together, they explore:

• Why modern society subtly reshaped how we think about women and “empowerment”
• The quiet pressure many women feel to justify or even apologise for following their fitrah and divine guidance
• How homemaking, motherhood, and femininity became culturally devalued
• The liberal assumptions that influence how all of us — men and women — see the world
• Why debates around feminism often miss the deeper questions entirely
• The "crisis of Islamic scholarship" that leads to many sisters not getting the support they deserve
• And more

This episode isn’t about slogans or culture-war soundbites. It’s about stepping back and asking:

❓ Who defines value?
❓ What counts as power?
❓ And why do so many feel conflicted about answers Islam has long provided?

Whether you’re navigating these questions personally, as a parent, or simply trying to understand the world we inhabit, this discussion offers clarity, nuance, and reflection.

For more information about the Power of a Muslim Woman campaign and to sign up for updates, visit https://pomw.org

Chapters:
00:00 — Intro
03:57 — Why this conversation can’t be avoided
07:04 — How “empowerment” gets defined
10:45 — You’re swimming in liberal waters
14:21 — Why feminism feels persuasive
18:08 — Feminism vs Islam: different starting points
22:17 — Who actually defines value?
26:31 — Homemaking and cultural status
30:43 — “Pretend I’m a sister…”
34:55 — The pressure to justify choices
39:14 — When Islam is reframed in liberal terms43:36 — Masculinity, femininity, and discomfort48:00 — Strength vs stereotype51:51 — The quiet belittling of homemaking56:09 — The apology trap1:00:13 — The crisis of Islamic scholarship1:04:38 — Authority, trust, and confusion1:09:01 — Internal tensions within Muslim spaces1:13:43 — Disagreement without defensiveness1:18:35 — Confidence without apology1:23:47 — Noticing the water we’re swimming in1:29:13 — Imagine I’m a sister…

DON'T Misunderstand What’s Happening Right Now (Shaykh Haitham & Hamza Tzortzis)

Saison 1 · Épisode 9

vendredi 24 avril 2026 • Durée 01:25:43

The world is changing — fast.

From escalating global conflicts to shifting political powers, it feels like history is unfolding in front of us. But here’s the real question:

Are we actually understanding what’s happening?

In this episode of OnGuard, Hamza Tzortzis sits down with Shaykh Dr Haitham al-Haddad to unpack a perspective many Muslims are missing. Because if we misunderstand the nature of this world — its purpose, its struggles, its conflicts — then everything else starts to feel confusing.

This isn’t just about geopolitics.
It’s about how a Muslim should see the world.

And if we get that wrong… the consequences are bigger than we think.

🧠 What you’ll learn in this episode:
Why confusion about world events is increasing
The Islamic framework for understanding conflict and change
What most people misunderstand about the nature of this life
Why clarity starts with the right foundations
How Muslims should respond in times of global uncertainty

📌 Watch till the end:

Because the final insight reframes everything — and gives you a completely different way of looking at what’s happening right now.

Chapters:
0:00 The World Is Changing
0:25 Why Most People Misunderstand What’s Happening
2:10 A Rapidly Changing World & Competing Powers
5:05 Why Muslims Feel Confused Today
8:30 Different Reactions: Agreement, Doubt & Conflict
12:15 The Missing Foundation in Understanding Reality
16:40 This Life Is a Test — Not What You Think
21:10 Why Conflict Is Part of the Design of Life
26:05 The Danger of Expecting Comfort & Stability
31:20 Islamic Framework vs Modern Worldview
36:45 How Muslims Should Interpret Global Events
42:10 Where the Ummah Is Getting It Wrong
47:30 Reframing Success, Struggle & Change
53:15 Intellectual & Spiritual Confusion Explained
58:40 The Consequences of Getting This Wrong1:04:10 What Needs to Change in the Muslim Mindset1:09:30 Real Change Starts With This1:14:50 Practical Takeaways for Muslims Today1:19:30 Final Reflections — Understanding the World Properly🌟 Support Our Mission 🌟 To extend the reach of our impactful content, kindly consider making a contribution (https://islam21c.com/guardians). Your support helps us make a difference. 👇 Stay Connected & Never Miss an Update 👇 1️⃣ Subscribe: Hit the 'Subscribe' button and don't forget to ring the 🔔 bell, ensuring you'll be the first to know when we upload fresh content. 2️⃣ Social Media: Stay up-to-date and join the conversation on our social media platforms: 📸 Instagram https://instagram.com/islam21c👍 Facebook https://facebook.com/islam21c𝕏 X https://twitter.com/islam21c🗨️ Telegram https://t.me/islam21c Thank you for your continued support and engagement.

How to Deal With That Voice in Your Head (ft. Imran Hussein)

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

jeudi 21 mai 2026 • Durée 01:05:58

What happens when you know Islam is true… but still feel empty inside?

In this powerful episode of OnGuard, Hamza Tzortzis speaks to Imran Hussein about anxiety, intrusive thoughts, depression, nihilism, and the search for meaning in a world full of distractions.

Imran shares his deeply personal journey through an existential crisis, describing the moment life seemed to lose its meaning — and how turning back to Allah transformed darkness into clarity. But this is not just a story about “mental health”. It is a conversation about iman, purpose, knowledge, the heart, and why intellectual certainty alone is not always enough to keep a person grounded.

Why do so many Muslims feel spiritually disconnected despite believing in Islam?
How should we understand anxiety, OCD, intrusive thoughts and depression through an Islamic lens?
What does it mean to seek help without shame?
And how can we hold on to hope when everything feels dark?

This episode is for anyone who has ever felt lost, numb, anxious, overwhelmed, or distant from Allah — and for anyone trying to support someone who is.

This podcast is part of our broader anti-suicide campaign, Hold On.
Hold on to life. Hold on to hope. Hold on to the mercy of Allāh.

Subscribe to Islam21c for more conversations on Islam, society, belief, family, mental health, and the challenges facing Muslims today.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:08 Introducing Imran Hussein and the Hold On campaign
02:36 Losing meaning: the questions that would not go away
06:37 Anxiety, derealisation, and the search for answers
11:53 The desperate du’a and the Qur’an moment
16:07 From relief to da’wah
18:15 When anxiety returned: why knowledge alone is not enough
25:47 Understanding anxiety, doubts, and obsessive cycles
30:23 Practical and spiritual tools for anxiety
37:42 Getting help, letting thoughts pass, and prophetic guidance
48:17 Reframing anxiety as a test from Allāh
52:12 Grief, hope, and never despairing of Allah’s mercy
55:49 How family, friends, and brotherhood can help01:03:27 Hold on to hope and Allah’s mercy01:05:16 Final reflections🌟 Support Our Mission 🌟 To extend the reach of our impactful content, kindly consider making a contribution (https://islam21c.com/guardians). Your support helps us make a difference. 👇 Stay Connected & Never Miss an Update 👇 1️⃣ Subscribe: Hit the 'Subscribe' button and don't forget to ring the 🔔 bell, ensuring you'll be the first to know when we upload fresh content. 2️⃣ Social Media: Stay up-to-date and join the conversation on our social media platforms: 📸 Instagram https://instagram.com/islam21c👍 Facebook https://facebook.com/islam21c𝕏 X https://twitter.com/islam21c🗨️ Telegram https://t.me/islam21c Thank you for your continued support and engagement.

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