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Shia Muslim podcast featuring co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi & brother Ahmed Abbas discussing issues that matter most in the community. Be a part of the conversation and delve into some of the most contentious and pertinent issues with laughs and debate along the way.
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[@Anna-ks3mn]

We absolutely need a pre marriage course and another for embarking the journey of marriage through absocs. Young minds at university

[@xeinakingdom]

Loved the conversation!! And about the last part where Ahmed said AM could have more content for sisters, I do agree! Maybe even if its not specifically for sisters but we have a frequent female host, that would be great for broadening the perspective of the podcast

[@ItachiAli1993]

37:04

[@ttube786]

You do a great job of speaking about these subjects, and the content is not the problem. However, AhlulBayt TV need to stop recycling the same faces as guests. It can be boring and off putting. Most guests on AhlulBayt TV know each other. It is so clear to see when one guest is on and then someone they know is on too. There are so many people who can talk about these issues, yet the same people are always on. Look beyond the cliquey groups and invite newer, fresher guests. Just some genuine feedback and God knows best.

[@AfterMaghrib]

Thank you for your comment and we appreciate the candid feedback. This specific event was not organised by Ahlulbayt TV and was facilitated by an external organisation. After Maghrib were invited to host and the guest was chosen by the event organiser - it is mere coincidence that we knew the guest before the event and it is incorrect to assume otherwise. However, to address your overall feedback, it tends to be the case that, i) any media group or charitable organisation based in London tends to cross paths with the same individuals, or attend the same centres in a personal capacity, and ii) guests such as the one in this discussion are very qualified and After Maghrib makes a genuine attempt to introduce faces new and old to the global Shia community - but we do always ask for new guest suggestions. Please do not hesitate to suggest names of guests as this would always help. Jzk khair.

[@ttube786]

@@AfterMaghrib I think when viewers are seeing the same qualified guests on different shows on Ahlul Bayt for the same topics, it doesn't hurt to have different people. Same guests will do a charity appeal, then a cooking show, then a podcast, then a Q&A etc... The sister is indeed knowledgeable and as stated the content was not a problem. Nothing she said or discussed is an issue, nor is her expertise, or that of any other regular guests. There is no doubt on what they discuss or their qualifications. It would just be nice to have a mix now and then. Jzk for not taking this personally and accepting feedback. If you can provide contact details, suggestions can be put forward. Thank you.

[@rukson8773]

this is just freemixing astaghfirullah . and the brother with the beard should lower his gaze

[@masuma313]

1:08:10

[@Anna-ks3mn]

Astaghfirullah at your thoughts.

[@iw9278]

It's literally 2024. Get over it. Islam is outdated. I can't believe when the world is talking about colonizing Mars and science etc, Muslims are still talking about niyah, haram and halal.

[@user-nw4xd1ed4j]

So is your mother

[@SJ-ps9lx]

How can the word of God be outdated? What a silly comment

[@ItachiAli1993]

Then embrace secularism which results to depression suicide and nihilism

[@ItachiAli1993]

You sound like a kid who is excited when they see the new iPhone coming out every year 😂