
The MuslimMatters podcast - because Muslims matter. We'll be sharing recordings of Islamic talks, audio versions of popular articles, and other original content with you.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityIslamSociety & Culture | |||

Ustadh Justin Parrott explores how the Hajj ritual of stoning the Jamaraat has a deeper spiritual meaning for all of us to internalize and take forward into our lives.
Sh Abdullah Mullanee and Zainab bint Younus talk about the necessity of moving on from the nostalgia of the Golden Age of Islam, drawing from its lessons by being creative and building up our Ummah in new and exciting ways today.
Where does your dollar go? Mufti Abdullah Nana and Dr Shafi Lodhi talk about the concerning phenomenon of commission-based charity fundraisers in the Muslim community, which involve unethical and unIslamic practices that have been normalized by Musli... more
Is Ramadan really a time to simply withdraw from the world? When we are fasting while witnessing genocides in across the Muslim world, are we really meant to turn to private worship and ignore what's happening? Zainab bint Younus speaks to Dr. Farah ... more
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I'm not always able to read the blog content so love that Muslim Matters started this podcast to access their great content.
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Great way to gain information. Always listen to it everyday
I find the breadth of topics, the diverse voices all come together to provide a holistic objective viewpoint.
I strongly recommend this for your daily commute.
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The show covers a wide range of Islamic thought, contemporary Muslim life, and social impact, often pairing scholars and practitioners to explore theology, modern challenges, and community action. Recurring topics include Ramadan preparation and health, ethical fundraising and transparency in charities, political engagement and social justice, representation in Muslim storytelling, and practical guidance for personal spirituality aligned with public action. Noteworthy is the blend of traditional scholarship with accessible, real-world applications, including wellness during Ramadan, debt-free education initiatives, and critical discussions on how Muslims engage with media, politics, and modern institutions.
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Recent guests on MuslimMatters include:
1. Abdullah Mullanee
2. Bufdi Abdullah Nana
3. Dr. Shafi Lodhi
4. Farah El-Sharif
5. Dr. Saadia Mian
6. Ustad Justin Parrott
7. Celsabil Hadj-Cherif
8. Amira Hoxha
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