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In this episode of Suhbah Stories, Ubaydullah Evans sits down with Dr. Khalid El Hakim, Founder of the Black History 101 Mobile Museum and Professor Griff - American rapper, spoken word artist, author and lecturer, for a rich, soulful conversation on history, hip hop, and purpose.

For 30 years, Dr. El-Hakim has carried the stories of our people across the country, turning classrooms and community spaces into living museums. Together, they build on the power of collecting our artifacts, telling our own stories, and following the path God sets before you — even when it’s not the easy one.

It’s part history lesson, part hip hop cipher, and all heart, a reminder that preserving our past is one of the realest acts of love.

Suhbah Stories Podcast

A Muhammad-Evans family production, Suhbah Stories is what happens when good friends, good vibes, and good stories come together. Suhbah (Arabic: صُحبة) means companionship or fellowship, being together on the path of life and faith.

Suhbah is the kind of circle that feeds your soul and reminds you of what really matters. Around our table, stories are gifts: funny, raw, heartfelt, and always real. We talk with friends, family, teachers, and mentors about life, faith, and the moments that make us who we are. Pull up a chair, you’re in the suhbah now.

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Plan Not To Plan | The Path to Islamic Scholarship with Dr. Sherman Jackson, Imam Zaid Shakir, Khaykh Hamzah Abdul-Malik, and Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans

In this episode of Suhbah Stories, Ubaydullah Evans sits down with Shaykh Hamzah Abdul-Malik, Imam Zaid Shakir, and Dr. Sherman Jackson to explore their origin stories and journeys to Islamic scholarship. From early life experiences to the challenges and inspirations that shaped their paths, this conversation offers a rare, personal look into the making of contemporary Muslim scholars.

Listeners will gain insights into the dedication, spiritual growth, and life lessons that guide these influential voices in the Muslim community. Through raw, heartfelt storytelling, this episode highlights faith, resilience, and the pursuit of knowledge in Islam.

Suhbah Stories Podcast

A Muhammad-Evans family production, Suhbah Stories is what happens when good friends, good vibes, and good stories come together. Suhbah (Arabic: صُحبة) means companionship or fellowship, being together on the path of life and faith.

Suhbah is the kind of circle that feeds your soul and reminds you of what really matters. Around our table, stories are gifts: funny, raw, heartfelt, and always real. We talk with friends, family, teachers, and mentors about life, faith, and the moments that make us who we are. Pull up a chair, you’re in the suhbah now.

Now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.

Join the Suhbah! Follow @SuhbahStories on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.

Suhbah Stories is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast preserving the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode shares raw, heartfelt stories of faith, resilience, and transformation—exploring personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America. Hosted by Ubaydullah Evans, the podcast invites listeners into conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time.

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In the third episode of a three-part series, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans sits down with celebrated author Umm Zakiyyah for an intimate and powerful discussion on her latest book, But Do You Feel Safe With Him?. Recorded live at Beni Adam, a luxury consignment shop in Pilsen, IL, nestled in a growing corridor of Muslim-owned businesses, this conversation explores emotional, spiritual, and relational safety within Muslim relationships and marriage.

Can men learn about manhood, respect, and accountability from a book written for women? Ubaydullah picked up Umm Zakiyyah’s book to understand women’s experiences—and discovered a mirror that challenges all readers.

In a time when meaningful dialogue is often lost to labels and polarization, this live discussion breaks through the noise. It is a space for honest reflection, healing, and growth—for both men and women.

Suhbah Stories Podcast

A Muhammad-Evans family production, Suhbah Stories is what happens when good friends, good vibes, and good stories come together. Suhbah (Arabic: صُحبة) means companionship or fellowship, being together on the path of life and faith.

Suhbah is the kind of circle that feeds your soul and reminds you of what really matters. Around our table, stories are gifts: funny, raw, heartfelt, and always real. We talk with friends, family, teachers, and mentors about life, faith, and the moments that make us who we are. Pull up a chair, you’re in the suhbah now.

Now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.

Stay Connected! Follow @SuhbahStories on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.

Suhbah Stories is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast preserving the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode shares raw, heartfelt stories of faith, resilience, and transformation—exploring personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America. Hosted by Ubaydullah Evans, the podcast invites listeners into conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time.

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In the second episode of a three-part series, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans sits down with celebrated author Umm Zakiyyah for an intimate and powerful discussion on her latest book, But Do You Feel Safe With Him?. Recorded live at Beni Adam, a luxury consignment shop in Pilsen, IL, nestled in a growing corridor of Muslim-owned businesses, this conversation explores emotional, spiritual, and relational safety within Muslim relationships and marriage.

Can men learn about manhood, respect, and accountability from a book written for women? Ubaydullah picked up Umm Zakiyyah’s book to understand women’s experiences—and discovered a mirror that challenges all readers.

In a time when meaningful dialogue is often lost to labels and polarization, this live discussion breaks through the noise. It is a space for honest reflection, healing, and growth—for both men and women.

Suhbah Stories Podcast

A Muhammad-Evans family production, Suhbah Stories is what happens when good friends, good vibes, and good stories come together. Suhbah (Arabic: صُحبة) means companionship or fellowship, being together on the path of life and faith.

Suhbah is the kind of circle that feeds your soul and reminds you of what really matters. Around our table, stories are gifts: funny, raw, heartfelt, and always real. We talk with friends, family, teachers, and mentors about life, faith, and the moments that make us who we are. Pull up a chair, you’re in the suhbah now.

Now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.

Stay Connected! Follow @SuhbahStories on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube.

Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.

Suhbah Stories is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast preserving the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode shares raw, heartfelt stories of faith, resilience, and transformation—exploring personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America. Hosted by Ubaydullah Evans, the podcast invites listeners into conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time.

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But Do You Feel Safe With Him? | A Conversation with Umm Zakiyyah

In the first episode of a three-part series, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans sits down with celebrated author Umm Zakiyyah for an intimate and powerful discussion on her latest book, But Do You Feel Safe With Him?. Recorded live at Beni Adam, a luxury consignment shop in Pilsen, IL, nestled in a growing corridor of Muslim-owned businesses, this conversation explores emotional, spiritual, and relational safety within Muslim relationships and marriage.

Can men learn about manhood, respect, and accountability from a book written for women? Ubaydullah picked up Umm Zakiyyah’s book to understand women’s experiences—and discovered a mirror that challenges all readers.

In a time when meaningful dialogue is often lost to labels and polarization, this live discussion breaks through the noise. It is a space for honest reflection, healing, and growth—for both men and women.

Suhbah Stories Podcast

A Muhammad-Evans family production, Suhbah Stories is what happens when good friends, good vibes, and good stories come together. Suhbah (Arabic: صُحبة) means companionship or fellowship, being together on the path of life and faith.

Suhbah is the kind of circle that feeds your soul and reminds you of what really matters. Around our table, stories are gifts: funny, raw, heartfelt, and always real. We talk with friends, family, teachers, and mentors about life, faith, and the moments that make us who we are. Pull up a chair, you’re in the suhbah now.

Now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.

Follow @SuhbahStories on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook for updates and bonus content.

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Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.

Suhbah Stories is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast preserving the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode shares raw, heartfelt stories of faith, resilience, and transformation—exploring personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America. Hosted by Ubaydullah Evans, the podcast invites listeners into conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time.

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