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Osama and Mohammed

What Are You Saying is a podcast that focuses on how the small things in life make up the big picture. With every episode, Osama & Mohammed offer insight into the gaps within society; it is a medium where creatives, thinkers, entrepreneurs can express their ideas, concepts and philosophy under the principle of self-education.

  1. DEC 24

    175. Therapy is essential for emotional well-being. w/ Hina Mirza

    In this engaging conversation, Osama and psychotherapist Hina Mirza delve into the complexities of marriage, mental health, and the impact of social media on self-worth. They discuss the importance of therapy, especially for men, and how societal expectations around masculinity can hinder emotional expression. The dialogue emphasizes the need for authenticity in relationships and the dangers of influencer culture, advocating for a return to genuine connections and mindfulness in daily life. In this conversation, Hina Mirza discusses the complexities of emotional support, the importance of professional therapy, and the necessity of self-care for therapists. She emphasizes the impact of personal biases in conversations, the limitations of friendships in providing emotional support, and the significance of recognizing when to seek professional help. Hina also shares strategies for managing emotions, particularly anger, and highlights the journey towards emotional intelligence and awareness. The discussion underscores the value of gratitude and the need for everyone to engage in mental health hygiene.

    1h 35m

  2. DEC 17

    174. "What Success Really Costs": Spirituality, Leadership & Trusting Allah”, w/ Br. Ashequl Hoque

    In this engaging conversation, Br. Ashequl Hoque shares his unique journey from a traditional path of success to a deeper understanding of spirituality and purpose. He discusses the founding of Miraj Collective, emphasizing the importance of community, mentorship, and authentic leadership. The dialogue explores the true meaning of rizq, the significance of gratitude, and the lessons learned from the life of the Prophet Muhammad. Br. Ashequl Hoque highlights the necessity of finding one's why and the value of detachment from materialism, ultimately framing faith and tawakkul as essential components of personal and professional growth. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the themes of emotional resilience, the importance of striving for greatness while maintaining a healthy perspective on competition, and the weight of regret in life choices. They emphasize the significance of community and brotherhood, the necessity of vulnerability in leadership, and the importance of trusting Allah while overcoming self-doubt. The discussion is rich with personal anecdotes and insights that encourage listeners to reflect on their own journeys and relationships.

    1h 28m

  3. DEC 10

    173. Empowering women , Mental health, Fitness w/ Coach Alice

    In this engaging episode, Coach Alice shares her inspiring journey from studying neuroscience to becoming a fitness coach. She emphasizes the importance of mental health in fitness, the need for community support, and the empowerment of women in the fitness space. Alice discusses overcoming mental barriers, the role of personal trainers, and the significance of nutrition. She also highlights the impact of genetics on fitness and the importance of finding motivation and discipline in one's fitness journey. Throughout the conversation, Alice's passion for helping others shines through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in fitness and personal growth.

    59 min

  4. NOV 26

    172. Navigating Faith & Righteous Company w/ Sh Navaid Aziz

    In this enlightening conversation, Shaykh Navaid Aziz and Osama delve into the challenges Muslims face in a non-Muslim world, emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with righteous company and maintaining a strong connection with Allah through dua and daily practices. They explore the nature of success from an Islamic perspective, contrasting it with secular views, and discuss the significance of gratitude and the responsibility that comes with receiving blessings. The dialogue encourages listeners to prioritize their faith and spirituality over material gains, fostering a deeper understanding of their relationship with Allah.

    50 min

  5. NOV 19

    171. Comedy's Role in Shaping Perspectives w/ Bilal Sharmoug

    In this engaging conversation, Palestinian American comedian Bilal Sharmoug shares his journey from football to comedy, discussing the cultural nuances of humor, the importance of representation, and the challenges of addressing serious topics in his work. He emphasizes the power of comedy as a tool for activism and connection, while also reflecting on personal experiences and the creative process behind his content. Bilal's insights into the nature of Arab affection and the misconceptions surrounding Arab comedians provide a unique perspective on the intersection of culture and comedy

    43 min

  6. NOV 5

    170. Comedy, content creation, supporting Arab creators w/ Ahmed Al-kadri

    In this engaging conversation, Ahmed Al-kadri, a Yemeni American comedian, shares his journey through the comedy scene, discussing his experiences in Toronto, the importance of community, and the evolution of content creation. He delves into the art of joke writing, the impact of politics on comedy, and the role of comedians in society. Ahmed also addresses the challenges of handling hecklers, the significance of confidence on stage, and the complexities of cancel culture. Throughout the discussion.

    56 min

  7. OCT 29

    169. Standards Vs Expectations in a relationship w/ Lama Aboubakr

    In this engaging conversation, Osama and relationship coach Lama delve into the complexities of modern relationships, discussing the challenges of finding love, the impact of social media, and the importance of authenticity and values in relationships. They explore the significance of emotional connection, the role of expectations versus standards, and the necessity of intentionality in dating. Lama shares insights on detachment, the influence of childhood experiences on adult relationships, and the importance of being clear about one's desires and values. The discussion emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to relationships, where both partners can grow together while navigating the challenges of modern dating.

    1h 9m

  8. SEP 30

    168. Dame dash and The breakfast Club aftermath

    Taking about dame dash and the breakfast club fallout

    46 min
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About

What Are You Saying is a podcast that focuses on how the small things in life make up the big picture. With every episode, Osama & Mohammed offer insight into the gaps within society; it is a medium where creatives, thinkers, entrepreneurs can express their ideas, concepts and philosophy under the principle of self-education.

Information

  • Creator
    Osama and Mohammed
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2025
  • Episodes
    173
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Osama and Mohammed
  • Show Website
    WAYS PODCAST