Sacred Footsteps is dedicated to travel, history and culture from a Muslim perspective. We talk to writers, historians, artists and others, about travel as a spiritual practice, and discuss aspects of Muslim culture and history that are often overlooked.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityPlaces & TravelIslamSociety & Culture |
Zirrar talks to British-Jordanian photographer Bashar Tabbah, about the sacred sites of Jordan, including those associated with various Prophets and Companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. They also talk about the 'Blessed Tree' and the question regar... more
On the hills in and around Cape Town, you will find 300 year old Muslim graves belonging to notable individuals who arrived on the southern tip of the African continent in chains, as slaves or political prisoners of colonisers. They brought nothing w... more
Zirrar talks to Professor of Islamic Studies at Georgetown, John Esposito. They talk about the study of Islam in Western academia and the identity crisis faced by some Muslims in the West post 9/11. They also discuss the approach academics and studen... more
Zirrar talks to translator, vocalist, poet, and educator Haleh Liza Gafori about her book GOLD, a new translation of Jalal al-Din Rumi's poetry. They discuss the Persian ghazal, a poetic form consisting of couplets, and explore why Rumi's appeal, eig... more
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What an enlightening podcast. So nostalgic. more
I love your podcast! Keep up the good work. The recent episode with Diane Darke was amazing and an eye opener.
I love how there are episodes about such varied topics and places around our world !
This podcast is very special to me! There is truly no other podcast like it. Very informative and I love the guests and topics they choose. My one frustration is that Muazzam often dominates most conversations...in the newest episode about traveling to know yourself, he even interrupts Zara, who overall gets fewer opportunities to speak. I would appreciate more mindfulness of the space being taken up, especially considering the interview-centered episodes are about learning from the guest. He do... more
Although some information are interesting but over all these audios are discriminatory, to make their faith and ideas better and higher, they actually degrade others feelings and emotions
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