Risk-Taking in Business, Generational Shifts & Strategic Thinking with Dr. Asif Munaf |

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We are joined by Dr. Asif Munaf on this episode of Freshly Grounded. We dive into the intricacies of balancing faith, entrepreneurial risk-taking, and the evolving mindset of Muslim communities in the modern world. Dr. Asif shares his unique perspective on the importance of risk in entrepreneurial ventures, the generational shift in understanding and practicing Islam, and the strategic thinking necessary for building a resilient community.
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[@drasifofficial]

Great chatting brother 🤝

[@themuslimpound]

What a great Episode. Dr Asif is a gem! Alhamdulillah

[@zakaria3528]

Assalamu alaykum Faisal, does freshly grounded have a private workspace of brothers who are willing to progress on different areas of their lives? A digital platform where they can meet and share thought and ideas, and also a place where they can network etc. Because it seems to me that this would be very intetesting for freshly grounded due to the different areas that you guys try to tackle. I don't know if this seems interesting to you, but it might be something worth looking at. Me personally i would like to be part of such a project, just to gain some valuable experience. Let me know what tou think.

[@shuibabdullah4932]

🔥🔥

[@BehindTheDawah-bf3dw]

This is such a shame. I can not watch or listen to this episode. the AI used on Dr. Asif's audio is so bad I can not make out what he is saying properly it make his sound like a comical robot. Surly the original audio was better than this!

[@FreshlyGrounded]

Jazākallāhu khayran - sadly we had an audio issue with his mic so had to enhance the back up mic. Can you point out the timestamp of one of the issues? If it's really bad we could potentially re-upload the episode with the un-enhanced backup audio

[@zakaria3528]

Is it really necessary to express your feedback in this manner? The same message could be conveyed in a more easy manner. Please try to change this.

[@abrarhameem1000]

The audio is fine enough then understand

[@shuibabdullah4932]

What you on about mate, it’s fine. Unnecessary complaint 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Imperfectbeliever-se9rg]

First

[@SA-dl6su]

Couldn’t watch because of the guest. What a disappointing choice. EDIT: Since my comments seem getting deleted - I’ll clarify my comment here. I’ve been an avid watcher of Freshly Grounded since day 1. I’m a human being who is entitled to my opinions regarding a podcast I’ve watched / listened to for many years. Now, with this guest choice I was extremely disappointed. Because this brother has made very problematic comments which derive from the red pill ideology which I don’t associate with anyone that comes on FG. I never discussed the brother’s character or anything else. I just have a problem with the comments he’s made and as a Muslim sister I’m very much entitled to say so when I’m very worried about Muslim men following him. It’s like Andrew Tate etc. We have the best examples - our Prophet ﷺ & the companions. We don’t need these “masculine” men coming out with these ideologies. The same way I’d be worried about Muslim sisters and the examples they follow alongside the ideologies (Feminism). Now the people in the comments attacking me or calling me “feminist”. I’ll see you on the day of judgment when ﷲ سبحانه وتعالىٰ asks about why you slandered me.

[@yusu6346]

Speak good or remain silent

[@SA-dl6su]

@@yusu6346 Enjoin good or forbid evil. FYI- this is a platform I watch all the time and have done so for many years. I’m entitled to voice my opinion on things I like and dislike.

[@YasminHaque-ss2nw]

Why, because Dr Asif stands with Palestine. #freePalestine

[@alexraymond-en4dd]

@YasminHaque I don't think that's why.

[@SA-dl6su]

@@yusu6346 enjoin good & forbid evil. I’m entitled to my opinion for a podcast I’ve supported and watched for many years. There are better guests and more suited to the FG platform. Not someone who goes on platforms and says problematic stuff/ has a red pill mindset.