Explore every episode of the podcast uxQuran Podcast

blog 25 June 2026

A discussion about why we actually pray. What is the purpose.

Thinking of God

blog 24 June 2026

A discussion about how calculus explains our orientation to God

blog 23 June 2026

blog 22 June 2026

blog 21 June 2026

Reflection about this version: Sura Ash-Shura - 42:20

To him who desires a harvest in the life to come, We shall grant an increase in his harvest; whereas to him who desires [but] a harvest in this world, We [may] give something thereof -- but he will have no share in [the blessings of] the life to come

https://uxquran.com/42/20

A discussion about How God Warns Muslims Through the Quran.

A discussion about religion as a universal operating system

A discussion about our internal compass and how we can use it to find the path

A discussion about the differences and similarities between a Muslim and Non-Muslim.

A discussion about living a God Oriented Life.

The most interesting discussion, about religion, in this century. Taken from Iqbal Nasim's Podcast - Unify on the Basis of Virtue & Action… NOT Belief & Doctrine!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5E-uBVxoCQ

Some random thoughts about Time

A reflection about how to handle that feeling of being completely stuck.

Reflections of verse

Sura Ash-Shura - 42:10

In whatever you may differ, [O believers] the verdict thereon rests with God. [Say, therefore], "Such is God, my Lord: in Him I have placed my trust, and to Him I always turn

https://uxquran.com/42/10

Reflections of this verse:

Sura Ash-Shura - 42:8

Had God so willed, He could have made all of them one community, but He admits into His mercy whom He wills; and the wrongdoers have neither protector, nor helper

https://uxquran.com/42/8

A discussion about how your actions are your real faith

A discussion about how repeated actions become identity.

A discussion about the life cycle of a simple Truth

A discussion trying to make sense of the various Religious Labels around us.

A discussion about Shirk and Hypocrisy.

A deep discussion about what Belief really means

A discussion about the final farewell sermon given by Prophet Muhammad

A discussion about the reality of what religion means.

Taken from the talk here:

https://youtu.be/wL_rxbU7jGY?si=A9wN9XrJZSeKNrdT

A discussion about this Podcast from Iqbal Nasim -
Why I'm Not A "Muslim" & Why "Islam" Isn't My "Religion" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmoIBry_DTU

A discussion about meeting our maker

A discussion about why Prophet Abraham a.s got a lamb.

Today's discussion details the profound legacy of Prophet Ibrahim and his family, emphasizing their role as the ultimate model for the Islamic pilgrimage. The narratives highlight Ibrahim's unwavering devotion, specifically through his willingness to sacrifice his son and his radical rejection of idolatry. Central to this history is the resilience of Lady Hajar, whose desperate search for water between the hills of Safa and Marwa remains a cornerstone of Hajj rituals. Her absolute reliance on God in a barren desert led to the miraculous emergence of the Zamzam well, providing a lasting spiritual lesson on trust. Ultimately, the texts urge believers to transform their pilgrimage from a mere tour into a deep study of this family's sacrificial character. Understanding these historical figures is presented as essential for achieving a sincere connection with the Creator during worship.

#uxquran #islam #muslim #faith

A discussion about The Modern Muslim Trap. Today's discussion explores the discrepancy between artificial intelligence’s definition of a Muslim and the deeper spiritual expectations found in the Quran. While AI focuses on technical religious pillars and articles of faith, the author argues that modern believers often lack the humility and pursuit of truth required by God. Through an analysis of Sura Fussilat, the source highlights a tendency for individuals to become arrogant regarding their knowledge or to only seek divine help during times of personal crisis. The author contends that current global hardships are divine signs meant to warn those who have drifted away from the ethical essence of the scripture. Ultimately, the text serves as a call for readers to personally study the Quran to rediscover a lifestyle rooted in genuine righteousness rather than mere ritualistic identity.#quran #uxquran #islam #muslim #faith #truthseekers #truthmatters

A discussion on Entitlement and the reality of success and achievements.

The discussion analyse theological and psychological insights derived from a specific Quranic verse to encourage a shift from entitlement to humility. The text identifies several cognitive traps, such as self-justification and complacency, which occur when individuals believe their successes are solely self-earned. To counter these, the material proposes a "gift mentality" that emphasizes gratitude, the quality of effort over specific outcomes, and the recognition of external factors. Practical applications are provided for both adults and children, offering strategies to deconstruct self-reliance in favor of a more balanced, appreciative mindset. Ultimately, the sources advocate for a lifestyle defined by sustainable effort and healthy dependence on a larger purpose.

#quran #uxquran #truth #psychology #self-help

A discussion about the Pendulum of Life.

It compares the human experience to a swinging pendulum that moves between ease and difficulty regardless of personal effort. The author argues that religious faith should not be viewed as a tool to control outcomes, but rather as a psychological anchor to navigate inevitable hardships without falling into despair. By debunking the illusion of control, the source suggests that people often self-sabotage when faced with uncertainty because they mistakenly link their worth to their successes. Instead, the text promotes a mindset of gratitude during prosperity and hope during adversity, framing challenges as essential parts of the human design. Ultimately, the sources advocate for using spiritual wisdom to maintain mental resilience and to avoid the paralysis of "learned helplessness" when life becomes unpredictable.

#peace #reflection #growth

A discussion about culture and how its different from religion

A discussion about how Muslim Causes can be different from God's Causes and a framework to help us identify God's Causes

A discussion about AI's definition of a Believer from a verse of the Noble Quran

Reflections of these verse from the chapter Fussilat

Sura Fussilat - 41:45

We gave Moses the Book, but differences were created concerning it: and had it not been for a word that had already gone forth from your Lord, the matter would have been decided between them; and certainly they are in grave doubt about it

https://uxquran.com/41/45

Sura Fussilat - 41:46

Whoever does what is just and right, does so for his own good; and whoever does evil, does so to his own detriment: and God is never in the least unjust to His creatures

https://uxquran.com/41/46

A discussion about an ancient secret medicine that can cure our souls.

Sura Fussilat - 41:46

Whoever does what is just and right, does so for his own good; and whoever does evil, does so to his own detriment: and God is never in the least unjust to His creatures

https://uxquran.com/41/46

A discussion about how to use creativity to solve problems

A layman tea time discussion about why religious labels are a fatal distraction.

A discussion about how the Noble Quran heals us.

Sura Fussilat - 41:44

Had We sent this as a Quran [in a language] other than Arabic, they would have said, "Why are its verses not clearly explained? What! An Arab Prophet, and a scripture in a foreign tongue?" Say, "It is a guide and a healing to those who believe; but for those who do not believe, there is a deafness in their ears, and a covering over their eyes: they are [as it were] being called from a very distant place

https://uxquran.com/41/44

A discussion about a message for all time. A absolute layman's view on the subject.

A discussion about how we can finding ease within every hardship without having to wait for it to end.

A discussion about how the Noble Quran is protected from various malicious attacks across space and time. A layman's reflection.

A discussion about what a Revelation from God is.

A discussion about the primacy of action over identity

A discussion about Why Being Seen Is Actually Liberation?

Reflections on verse 41:39 and how it teaches us to think clearly

Sura Fussilat - 41:39

Among His signs is this: you see the earth dry and barren, but when We send down on it water, it stirs and swells: most surely He who gives it life is the giver of life to the dead; surely He has power over all things

https://uxquran.com/41/39