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Support 2nd Chance book today: https://2ndchancebooks.org/*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate From hardship to purpose, and from searching to certainty.In this episode of the After Maghrib Podcast, Shaykh Saed Ali Kulayni and Sheikh Mateen Charbonneau share their deeply personal journeys — from difficult upbringings and time spent on the wrong path, to discovering Islam in prison and completely transforming their lives.The conversation focuses on what came after that turning point: seeking knowledge, travelling to Karbala, and immersing themselves in an environment of scholarship and spiritual growth. They reflect on what it means to live amongst scholars, how that experience reshaped their understanding of faith, and the responsibility they now carry. Today, their mission is clear — to help others find direction, purpose, and a connection to Islam, especially those who feel lost or overlooked. This episode is about growth, redemption, and the power of changing your environment and your mindset.

Haram Weddings, Muslim Dating & Fake Proposals*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this episode of After Maghrib Podcast, we sit down with Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli to explore one of the most important and often misunderstood stages of life — the pre-marriage phase.We dive into what it really means to get to know a potential spouse in a halal way, the boundaries that should be respected, and where many people unknowingly cross the line. From the “talking stage” to family involvement, we unpack what Islam actually says versus what culture often normalises.We also tackle the topic of modern weddings — highlighting what practices may fall into haram, and how couples can approach marriage in a way that is both meaningful and pleasing to Allah.Whether you’re actively searching, considering marriage, or advising others, this episode offers clarity, honesty, and practical guidance.

Nurturing Faith and Identity in Today’s Generation*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate Husayn and Kazim join Ahmed for their first appearance on After Maghrib, diving into a raw and honest conversation about what it really means to be “waiting.” Are we genuinely preparing for Imam Mahdi, or just caught in cycles of routine and distraction? The discussion unpacks intention, sincerity, and the uncomfortable feeling of doing a lot but not moving forward. With personal reflections, light moments, and real questions, this episode challenges us to rethink our actions and why we do them—offering a relatable look at the struggle between staying busy and being truly purposeful.

*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this powerful episode of After Maghrib, Sayed Ali is joined by Dr Sayed Moustafa Alqazwini to unpack the growing challenges facing families today. They dive into the impact of negative environments on children, the dangers of non-Islamic upbringings, and how poor influences shape character and behaviour. The conversation highlights the importance of strong parenting, nurturing faith, and protecting the next generation from harmful values. With real insights and practical reflections, this episode is a wake-up call for anyone concerned about akhlaq, identity, and the future of Muslim youth in today’s world.

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In this episode of After Maghrib, we react to viral clips capturing the chaos and contradictions shaping today’s world. From the escalating war in Iran and its global ripple effects, to shifting attitudes among Americans and Sunni communities toward the Shia world, we unpack narratives that are rapidly changing. We also confront the growing sense of hypocrisy in Western discourse—where outrage, silence, and selective empathy often collide. This is an honest, unfiltered conversation exploring politics, identity, and the reality behind the headlines in a time of confusion and transformation.