10本のエピソード
Generic Muslim Podcast Hosted by Subhi
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- 宗教／スピリチュアル
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5.0 • 1件の評価
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A Muslim lifestyle podcast exploring the complexities of today’s average Muslim living in the West.
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Gaza Attacks: A Comprehensive Breakdown
A deep-dive into the recent Gaza attacks to better understand the who/what/when/where/why.
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00:00 Intro
01:27 What is happening right now?
04:02 Geography of Gaza
05:44 Population & Refugees
07:59 The Military Blockade
11:19 Restriction of Movement
16:55 Economy of Gaza
18:02 Gaza is a Pawn
19:44 Resistance Movements
26:30 Outro
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GENERIC MUSLIM
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Post-Ramadan Reflections
A brief summary of what my post-Ramadan life looks like alongside some valuable lessons learned this past month.
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Laylat Al-Qadr: Tips for the Last 10 Days of Ramadan
A lot of us struggled through the mid-Ramadan slump—here are some tips to help reactivate your motivation & renew your intentions for one of the most important times of year.
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GENERIC MUSLIM
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SUBHI
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Al-Aqsa Attacks: A Comprehensive Breakdown
A full deep-dive into the annual Ramadan Al-Aqsa attacks to better understand the who/what/when/where/why.
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Non-Profit Organizations—Batitulmaal, Penny Appeal, Medical Aid for Palestine
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00:00 Intro
06:56 What exactly is happening?
19:43 Why is this happening?
28:55 How can I help out?
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GENERIC MUSLIM
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SUBHI
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7 Tips for Accomplishing Your Ramadan Goals
Once you've set your Ramadan goals—save these tips to help you monitor & track your progress.
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Brands De-Islamifying Ramadan
Discussing the trend of brands on social media detaching Allah & Islam from Ramadan—presenting it more as a cultural holiday & less as a religious obligation for Muslims. Should we be questioning the intention of brands wanting to work with Muslim creators for the Ramadan? While some non-Muslims choose to observe the month, does that necessarily make it a non-religious concept?