Shia Islam in the Religious Education curriculum - Zameer Hussain | Progeny Podcast 50

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From Becoming the Head of Religious Education, co-authoring educational literature on Shia Islam to visiting the Vatican libraries alongside Sayed Ammar Nakshawani and Father Chritopher Clohessy. Zameer talks us through his journey in his profession and what he has learnt from his time in the Religous Educational field.
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[@shayansyed9264]

MashAllah we shia need to thank you and I have prayed for u brother and I will continue too bro ❤😊❤

[@mahiruddin3014]

Yoooo my boy mr Hussain

[@ajmal0716]

Bro said ur boy 😂

[@smilingsheikh2.0]

MāshāAllāh, beautiful episode. Good questions by the host, and great answers by the guest. May this interview be seen by many, inshaAllah. 🤲

[@AliNchinyane]

Commend you Brother Zameer. The point you made in 34:50 has always been a concern of mine as well. My understanding about the Hindus who believe in Brahman is similar to some of the indigenous tribes in South Africa (where I reside) who believe in One supreme being. The Nguni tribes like the Zulu and Xhosa for instance have the belief of whom they call uMvelingqangi, uSimakade, uQamata. And all these names are the names of the Creator only and nobody else. But some Muslim jurists (From both schools) dismiss all of this as idolotry and polytheism.

[@fancydirtblock9196]

Beautiful 🎉

[@shayansyed9264]

Both of you lol