
AMI Podcasts explore a range of different topics including the latest cutting-edge research within the field of Islamic Studies, book reviews by prominent authors and academics, and discussions among scholars of diverse faiths and denominations within Islam.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 320 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityIslam | |||

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While the presentation of this series appears to be an in depth, nuanced, modern reflection of Shia Islam, several of the topics addressed are confusing to listeners. Semantics and linguistics often override a clear summation of the core beliefs of Shia Fiqh. I prefer the Thaqlain app, which provides extreme clarity in terms of lectures, videos and content on mainstream Shia beliefs.
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A scholarly-leaning program that explores Islamic studies, interdenominational dialogue, and the social implications of religion and technology. Episodes frequently feature academics and religious leaders discussing historical figures, ethics, spirituality, and the impact of modernity on faith communities. Notable strengths include evidence-based, cross-tradition dialogue and a willingness to tackle difficult topics like imperial history, digital religion, and AI ethics. The show often highlights nuanced scholarship and practical reflections on unity, dialogue, and contemporary religious practice, making it a strong fit for listeners who want academically rigorous yet accessible conversation about Islam, religion and society.
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Recent guests on The AMI Podcast include:
1. Fatemeh Sadeghi
2. Robert Wintemute
3. Dr Hassan Abbas
4. Abdolkarim Soroush
5. Dr. Babak Rahimi
6. Dr. Karen Bauer
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