Obsession with SHIA Celebrities (Ft. Maryam Hilli) | AFTER MAGHRIB PODCAST - EP 02

After Maghrib Podcast | EP 02 - Obsession with SHIA Celebrities (Ft. Maryam Hilli)
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With notable public figures all over TV and social media, there has been much talk about the rising obsession with Shia celebrities. Is the Muslim community leaning towards Shia celebrity culture?
Your late night buzz, the After Maghrib podcast looks into this argument. Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas discuss this controversy at length with special guest sister Maryam Hilli. Listen to the podcast as they express their opinions about red carpets, tuxedos and a whole lot more.
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[@hasnainwrote9691]

Such a great podcast. ❤️ Bless you all.

[@AfterMaghrib]

Thank You! We hope you enjoyed this and our previous podcast.

[@hellothere2122]

Asalaamu alikum and blessings to you my brothers and sister very beautiful you always put smiles on my face ,you all are Allah's celebrity look at you looking so nice and sweet dudu darlings .my celebrity is sayed ammer nafkwani may Allah continue to strengthen him always and keep him safe . greetings from st vincent.

[@AfterMaghrib]

Thank You - We hope you enjoyed the podcast all the way from St Vincent.

[@SheFoundAllah]

I think as Shia Muslims we have to be extremely careful with following the culture of “celebrities”. We don’t need anymore boasting in our community. Human beings already love attention. There is nothing wrong with looking up to someone or mentoring people but we should be careful with using these words.

[@AfterMaghrib]

Thank you for your valuable feedback. We hope you found the conversation beneficial.

[@Saleem-Bhimji]

We need to differentiate between the message and the messenger. We have poets that have a great message and beautiful voice but if we want to "idolize" them, we should do that by looking up to their talents and abilities and aim to follow them AND strive to be better than them; we have lecturers and scholars that have levels of knowledge and insight and the ability to speak in public but if we want to "idolize" them, we should do that by working to become even more knowledgeable than them and hone our skills of public speaking to convey the message. Many times I have seen Shia youth run after the reciters of nawha/latmiyya and orators, seeking selfies, autographs, etc. and whereas it is great that the Shia youth admire such people, however the danger lies that when such reciters of nawha or those who ascend the mimbar "fall", the same youth that idolized them also have the potential to take a spiritual fall.

[@yayanggreen7272]

very interesting topic. I really like the way Maryam Hilli is humble and calm.

[@AfterMaghrib]

It was a pleasure having Sister Maryam contribute towards this conversation.

[@ItachiAli1993]

New subscriber

[@AfterMaghrib]

InshAllah a lifetime subscriber :)

[@ItachiAli1993]

@@AfterMaghrib In Shaa Allah my brother

[@navedrizv]

Mashallah, I see a silver button there at the back. What's the story behind it.🙂

[@habibjaffar5280]

This was the first podcast I listened to. Frankly I feel that looking up to you guys reminds us all of our faith. Be it Nakshawini, Ali Fadil or anyone else you are all big in our eyes for the service that you all do Mash'Allah. Ali Radhawi you have influenced me to go to Kingsbury just to bump into you. Keep up the Nohas and the insightful shows. Ya ALI!

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

Only among the some of the youth or immature part of the community who can't see we have much better role models like in our faith. There are part of our community who admire our marja more than these so called celebrities

[@yusufalhurr1724]

What is the contribution of diasporic Shi'as to Europen societies? How many diasporic Shi'a have become famous classical musicians or acclaimed thinkers whose books are relevant to all of Europe's societies? Answer: zero.

[@haider6384]

Don't you have anything more interesting to talk about

[@AfterMaghrib]

The After Maghrib Podcast is a platform where the hosts and guests can discuss anything and everything within the boundaries of religion. Every podcast is given carful thought before recordings take place and we are always open for suggestions. Is there a topic you would like us to touch on?

[@haider6384]

@@AfterMaghrib maybe try some contemporary matters, for example vaccines are they halal if they have been developed from foetuses and najasa, or why is ahlul bayt tv run like a dictatorship, stuff like that

[@Shia.Ahlulbayt]

​@@haider6384 😂🤣😆 dictatorship