Episode 245: Hamza Shaikh

Most Muslims don't need investment advice. They need help escaping debt. In this episode of Freshly Grounded, Faisal and Kaya sit down with Shaykh Uthman Ibn Farooq for one of the most practical conversations we've had around money, modern consumerism, mortgages, credit cards, bu ...  Show more

A casual catch-up that somehow turns into a masterclass on building in public, protecting your rizq, and navigating the chaos of the internet. From Faisal's Instagram getting shut down overnight, to what it really means to own your audience. They unpack the reality of building a ...  Show more

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And the glorious story of Salman Al-Farsi continues, a man who journeyed for hundreds of miles in search of the truth, until he finally found it.

And then Ustadh has a discussion on the establishment of Masjid Al-Qubaa, it's virtues & the virtues of all masaajid.

"Allaah is pleased with them & they're pleased with Him."

There has been a lot of blood, sweat & tears that have been put in by the Sahaabah in making that statement come true.

Ustadh talks about how lowly the Sahaabah held the dunya in their eyes, what value did ...

The 17th Ramadan marks the most decisive battle in the history of early Islam. Dr Wajid Akhtar, founder of Charity Week for Orphans and Children in Need and Council member of the British Islamic Medical Association discusses the great battle of Badr, the most consequential battle ...  Show more