
Welcome to the Thinking Youth Podcast!
We’ve launched our YouTube channel featuring voices like Leanne Mohammad, Sami Hamdi, Shaykh Navaid and Imam Tom, along with scholars and experts. Join us for deep conversations on faith, identity and social justice that inspire enlightened action and meaningful Ummatic change. This is just the start! Bismillah!
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | IslamReligion & Spirituality | |||

Leqaa Kordia spent 368 days in ICE detention. She joins The Thinking Youth Podcast to share what she endured inside a Texas immigration detention centre and why she believes she was targeted for speaking up for Palestine.Leqaa describes sleeping on t... more
This might be one of the most entertaining episodes of The Thinking Youth you watch. If you’ve been following the online drama about Muslim women, free mixing, and what really goes on in MSAs and ISOCs, parts of this conversation will feel very famil... more
What is the future of Islam in America? Are Muslim Americans really in crisis or is the future of Muslims in America more hopeful than social media makes it seem?
Muslims in America are often discussed online as a community struggling with faith, id... more
**Please note that this conversation was interrupted by a few technical issues in the studio. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.**
What does it mean to be a young Muslim in Britain today?
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A thoughtful series focused on faith, identity, and social justice within Muslim communities, often pairing scholars and political commentators to explore how religion intersects with politics, geopolitics, and everyday activism. Episodes frequently center on Da'wah, unity across intra-Muslim divisions, and practical pathways for community engagement, leadership, and policy influence. Notable strengths include a willingness to tackle hard geopolitical topics (Middle East dynamics, US and UK politics, and international advocacy) through a faith-informed lens, and a consistent emphasis on mercy, humility, and constructive action over performative discourse. Potential listeners seeking rigorous discourse that blends religious identity with rea... more
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Recent guests on The Thinking Youth include:
1. Leqaa Kordia
2. Imam Suhaib Webb
3. Sean Ramiz
4. Al-Baraa Atmeh
5. Abir Habir
6. Mahfuz Talukder
7. Dr. Khalid El-Awaisi
8. Sami Hamdi
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