Hanzalah and Baba

Adeel Ali
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Sahri Talks with Hanzalah & Baba is a short Ramadan podcast designed especially for young listeners. In each 5–7 minute episode, 13-year-old Hanzalah explores Islamic values with his father through simple questions, real-life scenarios, and practical Ramadan challenges. Sometimes his younger brother Huzaifah joins with curious questions that make the conversations even more relatable for kids and teens. The show focuses on building good character—truthfulness, patience, respect, and strong faith—using authentic Qur’an verses and Hadith.

  1. 16 MAR

    Day 25 (2026) - Gratitude (Shukr): The Habit That Changes Everything

    With Ramadan nearing its end, Hanzalah and Huzaifah explore Shukr — gratitude as a complete way of life, not just a word. Drawing from Surah Ibrahim's divine promise that thankfulness brings increase, and the hadith that a believer finds good in every situation, the episode shows how gratitude transforms real teen moments such as losing a match. The Ramadan Challenge, "The Shukr Shift," asks listeners to count five blessings before Iftar, genuinely thank one person, and pause before reacting in one difficult moment — turning gratitude into daily action.

    7 min

  2. 15 MAR

    Day 24 (2026) - Anger Control: Strength is Self-Control

    This episode focuses on anger management during Ramadan, when hunger and tiredness make patience harder. Drawing from Surah Aal-e-Imran and two Sahih Bukhari hadiths, Hanzalah reframes strength as self-control rather than overpowering others. Two relatable scenarios are explored: a busy supermarket queue before Iftar and someone taking your spot at the masjid. The episode warns that uncontrolled anger breeds other sins — harsh words, broken ties, and disrespect. The Ramadan Challenge, 'Pause Before Fire,' teaches a 3-step response: pause for 5 seconds, lower your volume, and choose one better response.

    5 min

  3. 15 MAR

    Day 23 (2026) - Qur'an Time: Small Daily Connection

    This episode encourages a daily habit of Qur'an recitation and reflection, reminding listeners that Ramadan was the month the Qur'an was revealed. Hanzalah addresses Huzaifah's concern about not understanding Arabic, reassuring that even reciting earns ten deeds per letter. The session emphasises consistent small connection over occasional big sessions. The Qur'an is described as a healing for worry, sadness, and confusion. Huzaifah shares his personal method for memorising the last 20 surahs with translation. The Ramadan Challenge, '2+1 Qur'an Appointment,' asks listeners to recite 2 minutes and read 1 line of translation daily.

    6 min

  4. 15 MAR

    Day 22 (2026) - Keeping Promises: Muslim = Reliable

    This episode focuses on the Islamic value of keeping promises as a core sign of character. Two Qur'anic commands from Surah Al-Ma'idah and Surah Al-Isra are cited, and a hadith affirms that reliability applies to Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Three teen-relevant scenarios illustrate broken promises: school group projects, sports commitments, and home responsibilities like helping at Iftar. Hanzalah offers three practical rules: don't promise too fast, communicate early if you can't deliver, and use reminders as tools. The Ramadan Challenge, 'One Promise — Keep It,' asks teens to make and fully honour one specific, realistic promise.

    5 min

  5. 15 MAR

    Day 21 (2026) - Truthfulness: Don't Lie to Escape Trouble

    This episode tackles the temptation to lie for convenience, whether about homework, unread messages, or fairness in sport. Drawing from Surah Tauba and Surah Ahzab, the session establishes truth as a command of faith, not just good manners. A powerful hadith links truthfulness to Jannah and lying to hellfire. Hanzalah distinguishes between 'clean trouble' (from truth) and 'dirty safety' (from lies that compound over time). The episode also marks the 21st Ramadan and the significance of Hazrat Ali رضي الله عنه. The Ramadan Challenge, 'Truth Pledge for 24 Hours,' includes fixing a recent lie and choosing truth in one tough moment.

    5 min

  6. 15 MAR

    Day 20 (2026) - Wudu: Clean Outside, Calm Inside

    This episode explores wudu not just as a physical act of cleanliness, but as a spiritual reset. Qur'anic instruction from Surah Al-Ma'idah is cited, and the famous hadith 'Cleanliness is half of faith' is highlighted. A micro-story illustrates how a student controlled his anger after performing wudu slowly during a tough school day. The episode explains that wudu can remove sins from the body (as narrated in Nisai) and trains patience — especially meaningful during fasting. The Ramadan Challenge, 'Wudu = Reset,' asks teens to perform one wudu slowly with intentional supplications for each body part

    5 min

  7. 15 MAR

    Day 19 (2026) - Salah: Your Daily Meeting With Allah

    This episode presents Salah as the daily lifeline connecting a Muslim to Allah — not just routine worship, but heart-charging and character-building. Three Qur'anic verses from Surah Ta-Ha, Al-Baqarah, and An-Nisa frame prayer as remembrance, priority, and fixed obligation. Hanzalah shares a relatable story of choosing prayer over joining friends at the school field, and choosing values over pressure. A hadith highlights that Salah will be the first thing asked about on the Day of Judgement. The Ramadan Challenge, 'Protect ONE Salah Today,' asks teens to pray one prayer on time and show one good manner afterwards

    7 min

  8. 15 MAR

    Day 18 (2026) - Rasulullah ﷺ: Respect, Obedience, and Love

    This episode focuses on the second part of the Shahadah — belief in and love for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Three dimensions are explored: obedience (following him is obeying Allah), adab (respect when his name is mentioned and online), and love (which grows through knowledge of his Seerah). The Qur'anic command that following the Prophet equals following Allah is highlighted. Practical Sunnah is presented for teens: honesty in exams, fair play in sport, gentle speech at home. The Ramadan Challenge, 'Three Adabs for Rasulullah ﷺ,' covers tongue, phone, and action.

    6 min
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Sahri Talks with Hanzalah & Baba is a short Ramadan podcast designed especially for young listeners. In each 5–7 minute episode, 13-year-old Hanzalah explores Islamic values with his father through simple questions, real-life scenarios, and practical Ramadan challenges. Sometimes his younger brother Huzaifah joins with curious questions that make the conversations even more relatable for kids and teens. The show focuses on building good character—truthfulness, patience, respect, and strong faith—using authentic Qur’an verses and Hadith.

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  • Creator
    Adeel Ali
  • Years Active
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  • Episodes
    31
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