Koon Rijjeil Ep8: The Weeks Of Grief

Koon Rijjeil Ep8: The Weeks Of Grief

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Koon Rijjeil Ep 29: Ibrahim Jabri on When Love Wasn’t Enough

In this episode, we sit down with Ibrahim Jabri for an honest and thoughtful conversation about love, values, masculinity, and personal growth and what it really means when love isn’t enough. This episode explores how life experiences shape a man’s mindset, decision-making, and s ...  Show more

Koon Rijjeil Ep 28: ChatGPT Asked Me What I’ve Been Avoiding

In this special solo episode of Koon Rijjeil, Karim Saad takes a bold step inward and letting AI ask him the uncomfortable questions men often avoid. 🤖💭What unfolds is an unfiltered, deeply personal conversation about masculinity, love, vulnerability, and healing. Karim reflect ...  Show more

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