The Adhan is not background noise.

It is a declaration of faith, a public boundary, and a reminder of who we belong to.

In this episode, we explore why the Adhan is a communal obligation in Islam, how the Prophet ﷺ treated it as a marker of Muslim identity — even in times of war — and why the one who calls it is honored on the Day of Judgment.

From battlefield decisions to unseen witnesses, this episode reframes the Adhan as what it truly is: a powerful announcement of Tawhid, not just a call to prayer.

Missing a prayer doesn’t make you a bad Muslim — delaying repentance does.

This episode unpacks exactly what Islam teaches about making up missed prayers, the difference between sleep and negligence, the prohibited times of salah, the places where prayer is forbidden, and all the exceptions that bring clarity and confidence back into your worship.

This is a deeply practical and spiritually grounding guide for every Muslim’s daily life.

Prayer has a rhythm — and when you understand that rhythm, your heart becomes structured, steady, and spiritually anchored.

In this episode, we explore the complete timings of all five prayers, the story of how Jibril taught the Prophet ﷺ, the best times to pray, the disliked times, and the powerful rewards and warnings connected to delaying salah.

This is a deeply practical and spiritual lesson designed to reconnect you to the daily rhythm Allah created for your peace.

Prayer is more than a ritual — it’s the rhythm of a believer’s life.

In this first episode of the Book of Salah series, we explore the foundations of prayer: how the five daily prayers were gifted during Isra’ & Mi’raj, why salah is the pillar that holds the heart steady, who it is obligatory upon, and what it means spiritually to return to prayer after struggling with it.

This episode grounds you, softens you, and invites you to reconnect with salah in a deeper, gentler, more meaningful way.

A deep, compassionate journey through one of the most misunderstood topics in Islam: menstruation, postpartum bleeding, and irregular bleeding.

Discover how the Prophet ﷺ honored women, why Allah designed these rulings with mercy, how to distinguish between haid and istihadah, and what worship looks like during each phase.

A powerful, clear, and heart-opening end to the Book of Purification — and a perfect transition into the Book of Salah.

What does Allah teach us when the water runs out?Discover the beauty of Tayammum — a divine permission that reminds us: worship is never meant to burden us. Learn when it replaces wudhu’ or ghusl, how the Prophet ﷺ performed it, and how Allah turns dust into purification when our circumstances turn hard.Sometimes — the ground itself becomes your path back to salah. 🕊️

In this episode, we explore Ghusl, the major ritual bath — an act that purifies both the body and soul.We’ll discuss when ghusl is required, how the Prophet ﷺ performed it, and the beauty behind its simplicity.Through every drop of water, we’re reminded that Islam is not about hardship — it’s about renewal, mercy, and the deep peace that comes with being clean before Allah.

In this episode of Learning Islam All Over Again, we explore one of the most practical and merciful rulings in Islam — the permission to wipe over the khuff, or leather socks, instead of washing the feet during wudhu.We’ll talk about the authentic hadiths that confirm this Sunnah, the wisdom behind it, and how it applies even today — yes, even to your socks.Through this simple yet powerful act, we’re reminded that purification in Islam isn’t about hardship, but mercy — that Allah never intends to make faith difficult, only beautiful.