The Barakah Blueprint
Ibrahim ShareefThis podcast is an experiment, and I am the main test subject. My name is Ibrahim Shareef, I am a project manager, brand strategist, graphic designer and a hafidh of Qur'aan. I believe we owe it ourselves, our communities, our families and our Creator to become excellent, to achieve excellence in everything we do. Excellence will lead us to success in both this life, and the next. I believe I am f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||
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A year ago today I hit record for the first time. Last week I sat in
the front row at the One Billion Followers Summit in Dubai. This is
year one, summarized.
In this episode:
— The Quranic Blueprint that keeps me grounded
— The trap of comparin... more
Most people think communication is about what you say and how you say it.Shako built an entire coaching company to prove otherwise.In this episode, Shako — founder of Minds Eye Status and communication & executive presence coach — dismantles the myth... more
THE WAIT IS OVER🌐 Try Project You — My AI-powered Life OS App:→ projectyou.app (currently invite-only — join the waitlist)He turned down €20,000/month because it wasn't halal.48 hours later, Allah opened a better door.That's the kind of man Jasmin A... more
This is the Season 2 finale of the Barakah Blueprint.
I’m recording and releasing this episode on the same day — January 2nd, 2026.
2025 was a year of growth, opportunity, and unexpected difficulty. A year where the podcast grew beyond what I imagi... more
In this episode, I reflect on the end of the first year of the podcast — recorded from Madinah.
We explore internal clutter, quiet ego, comparison, leadership, and what it means to carry responsibility with sincerity.
Madinah is not a place that im... more
Ego doesn’t only show up in arrogance.Sometimes it shows up in comparison, constant noise, and the need to be seen.In this episode, I reflect on the Qur’anic warning about taking one’s desires as a god, and how that manifests in the digital age.I tal... more
How do you build a brand without feeding your ego, chasing vanity metrics, or disconnecting from Allah?
In this episode, Shareef breaks down the essence of Barakah-Centered Branding, a framework rooted in niyyah, sincerity, ihsan, and service.
Lea... more
In this episode, I sit with Salih, founder of Koranpodden — one of Sweden’s most impactful Muslim podcasts.
We discuss:
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How Koranpodden climbed the iTunes billboards
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Why Qur’an-centered media is essential today
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Salih’s mission dist... more
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As host, producer, co host and self proclaimed superstar of this show I can confidently say that this is by far my best ever podcast. Plus I need an excuse to give a five star rating. Hope more to come
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