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The Cost of Impunity by Imam Tariq I. El-Amin
Jan 26, 2026
9m 47s
Yusuf Jones: The Algorithmic Abolitionist
Nov 23, 2025
1h 02m 32s
From Philly to Global Leadership: Imam Idris Abdul-Zahir
Nov 2, 2025
55m 57s
What’s Wrong with You? A Candid Conversation with Omar Yamini.
Oct 3, 2025
50m 45s
Reflections on Civil Rights, Journalism, and Legacy with Ayesha K. Mustafaa
Sep 12, 2025
1h 08m 08s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/26/26 | ![]() The Cost of Impunity by Imam Tariq I. El-Amin✨ | powerimpunity+4 | — | The Cost of Impunity | — | impunitystate violence+4 | — | 9m 47s | |
| 11/23/25 | ![]() Yusuf Jones: The Algorithmic Abolitionist✨ | AItechnology+4 | Yusuf Jones | Kenwood Academy | — | AItechnology+5 | — | 1h 02m 32s | |
| 11/2/25 | ![]() From Philly to Global Leadership: Imam Idris Abdul-Zahir✨ | leadershipcommunity service+3 | Idris Abdul Zahir | Obama Foundation | — | leadershipcommunity+4 | — | 55m 57s | |
| 10/3/25 | ![]() What’s Wrong with You? A Candid Conversation with Omar Yamini.✨ | incarcerationparenting+3 | Omar Yamini | — | — | incarcerationBlack youth+3 | — | 50m 45s | |
| 9/12/25 | ![]() Reflections on Civil Rights, Journalism, and Legacy with Ayesha K. Mustafaa✨ | civil rightsjournalism+4 | Ayesha K. Mustafaa | Muslim Journal | Mississippi | civil rightsjournalism+6 | — | 1h 08m 08s | |
| 9/9/25 | ![]() Faith, Healing, and Chaplaincy with Nora Zaki✨ | chaplaincyinterfaith dialogue+3 | Nora Zaki | My Muslim Chaplain | Egypt | chaplaincyinterfaith+5 | — | 1h 12m 45s | |
| 8/29/25 | ![]() Imam Sulaimaan Hamed: Prepared to Serve✨ | faithleadership+3 | Imam Sulaimaan Hamed | Clara Muhammad school | — | Imam Sulaimaan Hamedleadership+3 | — | 42m 26s | |
| 8/18/25 | ![]() Mind of an Entrepreneur: Sajdah Wendy Muhammad on Legacy & Future✨ | entrepreneurshipIslamic principles+4 | Sajdah Wendy Muhammad | Nation of IslamSajdah House | — | entrepreneurshipIslam+6 | — | 58m 48s | |
| 8/8/25 | ![]() Dr. Dilara Sayeed: From the Classroom to Civic Leadership✨ | civic leadershipcommunity engagement+4 | Dr. Dilara Sayeed | Muslim Civic Coalition | — | civic justicebullying+3 | — | 45m 36s | |
| 7/31/25 | ![]() Dilnaz Waraich: Reclaiming Muslim Philanthropy✨ | philanthropyIslamic principles+4 | Dilnaz Waraich | WF Fund | — | Muslim philanthropystrategic giving+5 | — | 46m 35s | |
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| 7/25/25 | ![]() Bro Saeed Purcell: The Muslim Highlander | Brother Saeed Purcell: The Muslim HighlanderIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Iman Tariq El-Amin sits down with Brother Saeed Purcell, an esteemed educator and convert with over 30 years of experience in Islamic teaching and leadership. The conversation delves deep into Brother Saeed's spiritual journey, from his Christian upbringing through various faith explorations to ultimately embracing Islam. Brother Saeed shares the challenges and growth he experienced along the way, including his battles with personal and professional obstacles, and his continuous strive for knowledge and self-improvement. The episode also touches on the impact of cultural influences, the significance of genuine Dawa, and the importance of personal authenticity in leadership. Alongside discussing his latest projects and social media presence, Brother Saeed offers valuable insights into the transformative power of faith and perseverance.00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Message00:51 Introducing Brother Saeed Purcell01:26 Brother Saeed's Journey to Islam01:42 The Halal Highway Podcast01:53 Experiences and Reflections on Faith02:24 Challenges and Triumphs in the Journey07:30 Teaching and Leadership Roles14:47 The Importance of Knowledge and Character34:39 The Role of Dawa in Islam44:46 Understanding the Importance of Mohammed45:13 Challenges in Embracing Ham45:36 The Role of Dawa in Transformation47:06 Nation of Islam's Impact on Individuals49:12 Social Justice and Service in Islam50:31 The Concept of Volunteering and Service51:37 Personal Reflections and Struggles55:02 Brother Saeed Consulting: Origins and Goals59:22 Embracing Unique Identities01:00:35 Living with a Rare Metabolic Condition01:08:06 Navigating Personal and Professional Challenges01:10:10 Final Reflections and Gratitude🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 7/17/25 | ![]() Haroon Siddiqui: My Name Is Not Harry | Haroon Siddiqui: My Name Is Not Harry In this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Tarika Lamine interviews Haroon Siddiqui, the Editorial Page Editor Emeritus of the Toronto Star and an author who has reported from nearly 50 countries. Siddiqui shares insights from his memoir, 'My Name Is Not Harry,' which explores his Muslim identity and provides a perspective on the West. The discussion covers Siddiqui's journey from his upbringing in a multicultural household, his career in journalism, and his observations on Islamophobia, secularism, and the war on terror. Siddiqui also delves into the importance of maintaining one's cultural identity, the misconceptions about Muslims in the West, and the resilience of Muslim communities facing prejudice. The episode offers a profound and thought-provoking dialogue on religion, identity, and the current socio-political landscape.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome01:10 Early Influences and Writing Beginnings03:11 Journey into Journalism04:55 Cultural and Religious Respect07:08 Western Perceptions of Islam09:21 The Impact of the War on Terror14:51 The Importance of Names and Identity21:27 Global Reporting Experiences28:25 Muslim Identity and Public Perception29:56 Secularism and Religious Freedom30:59 Impact of War and Propaganda on Muslim Identity32:17 Post 9/11 Muslim Identity and Resilience34:15 Strengthening Muslim Institutions38:16 Challenges of Victimhood and Advocacy40:43 Media Representation and Stereotypes42:29 Personal Reflections and Writing Process44:11 Recognition and Multiculturalism in Canada47:26 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsCover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 7/11/25 | ![]() Naazish Yarkhan: Overcoming Fear Through Storytelling, Faith, and Community | Naazish Yarkhan: Overcoming Fear Through Storytelling, Faith, and CommunityIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, Imam Tariq El-Amin talks with Naazish YarKhan, founder of the Writer Studio Us. Naazish shares her journey from a supportive family background where trying new things was encouraged, to becoming a successful writer, educator, and branding consultant. She discusses the influence of formative experiences and mentors, the importance of community and overcoming fears, and insights into branding and volunteerism. Additionally, she emphasizes the significance of continuous learning in a rapidly changing technological landscape and the essence of human connection in both personal and professional realms.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome01:11 Formative Experiences and Early Influences03:45 Career Beginnings and Breakthroughs05:55 Overcoming Fears and Embracing Challenges11:28 The Importance of Community and Support13:54 Lessons from Hajj and Community Responsibility19:49 Family Influence and Social Justice24:36 Helping Students Find Their Voice29:24 From Niche to Global Leader30:27 Rebranding for Broader Appeal31:59 Expanding Halal Beyond Food36:02 Innovative Distribution Strategies37:19 Building Community Engagement47:47 Balancing Work and Personal Boundaries52:11 The Importance of Continuous Learning55:56 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsCover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 6/26/25 | ![]() Wendy Diaz on Islam, Identity, and Inclusion | Wendy Diaz on Islam, Identity, and InclusionIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin speaks with Sister Wendy Diaz, a multifaceted writer, educator, and award-winning poet. Highlighting her journey from Puerto Rico to the United States, Sister Wendy shares impactful moments from her childhood that set her on a path of education and empowerment. They delve into the cultural intersections of language and religion, the growing influence of Latino Muslims in the U.S., and the challenges of xenophobia within the Muslim community. Sister Wendy also emphasizes the importance of children's literature and educational resources in Spanish, providing insights into her ongoing work to support and uplift Latino Muslim voices. This episode underscores the significance of inclusivity, representation, and continuous learning in fostering stronger communities.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand01:01 Meet Our Guest: Sister Wendy Diaz01:59 Wendy's Formative Years and Early Influences06:34 The Impact of Language and Education12:47 Cultural Identity and Racism Experiences21:46 Challenges and Misconceptions in the Muslim Community26:34 The Role of Writing and Poetry31:11 Spanish Language Outreach and DAWA Work34:01 Challenges in Nonprofit Work36:30 Latino Muslims' Contributions and Growth47:51 Parenting Insights and Reflections54:05 The Importance of Islamic Literature56:45 Leadership and Legacy01:02:27 Final Thoughts and Ongoing Projectsbayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 6/20/25 | ![]() Maryum Ali on Comedy, Community Work, and Telling Her Story in Float | Guest: Maryum “May May” AliHost: Imam Tariq I. El-AminPresented by: BAYAN On DemandEpisode Highlights:[02:00] Maryum’s 15+ years in youth development and gang prevention in South Los Angeles[04:00] The tragedy that redirected her college major and professional path[07:00] Real-time stories of life-saving mentorship and trust-building in communities[11:00] The roots of her creative spirit—and how stand-up comedy offered both a challenge and a stage[15:00] Performing with legends like Eddie Murphy, Robin Harris, and Chris Rock[17:00] Why she left the entertainment industry despite early success[20:00] The turning point: writing and performing Float, her one-woman stage show[34:00] Behind the scenes: How Float was developed, funded, and produced[42:00] The discipline and planning required to do meaningful solo work[49:00] Her advice to aspiring artists and creatives in Muslim spaces[54:00] Reflections on faith, identity, process, and public responsibility[56:00] What Maryum learned about humanity from watching her father, Muhammad AliKey Themes:Faith and creativity • Community leadership • Black Muslim womanhood • Entertainment and ethics • Artistic process • Dawa through presence • Legacy of Muhammad AliCover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 6/13/25 | ![]() Kalia Abiade, VP of Pillars Fund, on Faith, Family, and the Future We Fight For | Kalia Abiade, VP of Pillars Fund, on Faith, Family, and the Future We Fight ForIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, hosted by Imam Tariq El-Amin and presented by Bayan on Demand, we engage in a deep conversation with Kalia Abiade, the Executive Vice President at Pillars Fund. Kalia shares her insights on growing up in California, her family's migration experiences, and the impact these have had on her life and work in advocacy, media policy, and philanthropy. We discuss the importance of storytelling, the notion of objectivity in journalism, and the essential role of preserving community narratives. Kalia underscores the power of connection, sharing stories within the community, and the faith-driven commitment to social change. Join us as we delve into her inspiring journey and the work being done by the Pillars Fund to support and amplify Muslim voices in creative and civic spaces.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand01:00 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:09 Meet Kalia Abiade: A Voice for Justice02:25 Formative Experiences in California03:15 Migration Stories and Family History06:41 Life in Chicago and Connection to the Land09:59 Cultural Shock and Becoming Muslim in Florida12:51 Journalistic Integrity and Objectivity20:14 Pillars Fund and Muslim Narrative Change33:54 Exploring the Creative Approach to Muslim Storytelling34:23 The Impact of Horror Genre on Diverse Audiences35:56 Challenges and Gaps in Muslim Representation in Media37:20 The American Muslim Documentary: Filling Historical Gaps39:43 The Power of Personal Stories in History42:13 The Role of Journalism in Shaping Narratives45:03 Legacy Media vs. New Media: Preserving Stories50:33 Leadership and Inspiration in Community Work58:33 Final Reflections and Closing Remarksbayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Learn more about Pillars Fund @ https://pillarsfund.org/Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 6/6/25 | ![]() Part 2-- Comedy, Identity & Jazz (Preacher Moss) | 🎙️ The American Muslim PodcastEpisode Title: “Preacher Moss on Comedy, Identity & Jazz (Part 2)”Guest: Preacher MossHost: Imam Tariq I. El-AminPresented by: BAYAN On Demand🎧 Episode Summary:In Part 2 of this illuminating conversation, Imam Tariq sits down once again with legendary comedian and cultural truth-teller Preacher Moss to unpack the layered role of humor, history, and responsibility in the lives of African American Muslims. From the quiet strength of the community elders to the lessons learned through teaching “severely emotionally disturbed” students, Preacher Moss reveals how comedy isn’t just performance—it’s pedagogy.Together, they reflect on:The wisdom of Imam Warith Deen Mohammed and being called to be a "master teacher" rather than just a comedianThe spiritual depth behind the Allah Made Me Funny tour and how it rewired communitiesJazz as metaphor, structure, and survivalHow Muslim identity and Black struggle remain intertwined—and why this legacy mattersThe challenges and joy of crafting creative resistance in a soundbite cultureThe birth and mission of The Shout Out ShowWhat it means to live as a Muslim in public with purpose and integrityThis episode is a symphony of memory, laughter, and deep insight—a blueprint for how to be Black, Muslim, creative, and alive in America.🔊 Notable Quotes:“The classroom is my comedy. And if you can reach the lowest common denominator and lift that up—you lift everybody up.” — Preacher Moss“We didn’t walk to our Shahadah. We ran to it.”“Muslim identity without public witness is a missed opportunity for transformation.”📺 Watch Preacher Moss on:📚 Learn more:Presented by BAYAN On Demand — Courses in Islamic theology, nonprofit leadership, Islamic history, and more: www.BayanOnline.org | — | ||||||
| 5/30/25 | ![]() Preacher Moss on Comedy, Identity & Jazz (Pt. 1) | Preacher Moss on Comedy, Identity & Jazz (Pt. 1)In this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, hosted by Imam Tariq El-Amin and presented by Bayan on Demand, the featured guest is Preacher Moss, a trailblazing Muslim comedian and activist. The discussion delves into Moss's journey in comedy, his experiences with segregation within the comedy world, and the influential figures like Dick Gregory and jazz music icons who shaped his career. The conversation also explores the challenges and nuances of bringing humor into Muslim communities, the critical importance of etiquette, and the implications of thought leadership in comedy and activism. Moss discusses how a combination of humor, activism, and deep-rooted cultural experiences form a powerful platform for social commentary and change.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand01:01 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:11 Introducing Preacher Moss03:39 Preacher Moss's Journey in Comedy04:59 Influence of Dick Gregory06:52 Challenges in Muslim Comedy16:17 Jazz and Comedy: A Unique Connection23:09 The Philosophy of Unexpected Notes37:05 Navigating the Entertainment Industry as a Muslim37:48 The Script That Challenged Norms38:56 Reflections on the Movie Bamboozled41:16 Thought Leadership in Comedy44:49 The Mission of 'All Made Me Funny'56:27 The Importance of Etiquette in the Muslim Community01:10:10 Conclusion of Part 1 and Call to Actionbayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 5/23/25 | ![]() Habeeb Quadri: 'Your Success is Our Success.’ | Habeeb Quadri: Your Success is Our SuccessIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, hosted by Imam Tariq El-Amin and presented by Bayan on Demand, the guest is Habib Kadri, an award-winning educator, author, youth advocate, superintendent of MCC Academy, and part-time faculty at Harvard University. Kadri discusses his journey into education, inspired by his parents and significant figures like Mr. Earl and Dr. Gazda. He reflects on his leadership experiences, challenges in Islamic education, the importance of instilling confidence and good character in students, and his vision for education. He emphasizes transformational learning, priority management, and the significance of community collaboration. Kadri also talks about his consulting work aimed at enhancing educational practices globally and shares insights on maintaining balance and sincerity in personal and professional life.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand00:57 Meet the Host and Guest01:45 Early Inspirations in Education04:58 High School and Basketball Journey08:59 Leadership and Community Involvement13:30 Path to Educational Leadership16:11 Vision for Education20:22 Challenges in Islamic Schools26:36 Transformative Power of Education29:17 Learning from Elite Institutions32:43 The Potential of Islamic Schools33:33 The Role of Humility in Leadership37:14 Balancing Faith and Leadership38:04 Time Management vs. Priority Management42:46 Founding High Quality Educational Consulting44:51 Addressing Youth Challenges and Islamic Studies48:15 The Importance of Asking Questions54:01 Receiving the ISNA Lifetime Educational Achievement Award01:00:16 Final Reflections and Gratitudebayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 5/15/25 | ![]() He Gave Me Purpose Before I Knew I Needed It | “He Gave Me Purpose Before I Knew I Needed It”Chaplain Ali on mentorship, identity, and the burden of sacred trust.In this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin interviews Chaplain Syed Ali Nasaruddin. Raised in a scholarly family, Nasaruddin shares his journey from learning Islamic studies under his grandfather in Chicago to earning a Master of Divinity in Islamic Chaplaincy from Bayan Islamic Graduate School. He discusses his practical application of traditional Islamic teachings in modern American contexts, emphasizing community service, interfaith relations, and the importance of empowering youth. Nasaruddin also highlights the challenges and opportunities he has encountered moving from Chicago to Southern California and reflects on the dynamic nature of identity and leadership in different cultural environments.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand01:02 Meet the Host and Guest01:10 Chaplain Syed Ali Nasaruddin's Early Life02:50 Family Legacy and Scholarly Background05:52 Cultural and Community Engagement16:20 Leadership and Mentorship23:49 Challenges and Reflections24:58 Navigating Constant Change25:42 Identity and Perception27:15 Community and Service29:23 Comparing Chicago and Southern California34:12 Educational Journey and Chaplaincy41:02 Practical Applications of Faith47:43 Final Reflections and Lessons50:19 Podcast Conclusion and Call to Actionbayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms.📲 Stay connected with us on Instagram and FacebookFollow @TheAmericanMuslimPodcast for episode updates, highlights, and community reflections.Follow host @ImamTariqElAmin for behind-the-scenes content, reflections, and more. | — | ||||||
| 5/9/25 | ![]() Malik Shaw, Executive Director of Midtown Mosque: At His Best When Serving | Malik Shaw, Executive Director of Midtown Mosque: At His Best When ServingIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin speaks with Brother Malik Shaw, the Executive Director of Midtown Mosque in Memphis. The discussion covers a broad range of topics including the history and mission of Midtown Mosque, the importance of good company and community building, as well as the transformative power of faith and service. Brother Malik shares personal stories and formative experiences that led to his dedication to community work, highlighting the sacrifices and joys of serving in a neighborhood with historical significance and contemporary challenges. Key themes include resilience, the impact of education and faith on community development, and the importance of investing in communal spaces to foster economic and social well-being.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand00:56 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:05 Meet Brother Malik Shaw01:38 Formative Experiences and Lessons04:20 Journey into Education06:37 Impact of Growing Up in Detroit09:16 Connecting Education, Faith, and Economics11:31 Starting Midtown Mosque14:40 Community Initiatives and Challenges26:14 Creating Community Spaces26:48 Addressing Loneliness and Its Impact29:14 Sacrifices and Gains in Community Work33:22 Family Dynamics and Leadership38:22 The Importance of Smiling and Gratitude42:39 Lessons in Faithfulness and Service48:45 Supporting Midtown Mosque and Final Thoughtshttps://midtownmosque.org/donate-now/bayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms. | — | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | ![]() Imam Rushdan Mujahid-Deen: Turning Grief Into Guidance | Imam Rushdan Mujahid-Deen: Turning Grief Into GuidanceIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, host Imam Tariq El-Amin welcomes Imam Rushdan Mujahid-Deen, the associate Imam at Masjid Bilal Islamic Center in Los Angeles and the first commissioned Muslim chaplain for the LAPD. Imam Mujahid-Deen shares his transformative journey of faith, inspired by the legacy of his mother and the teachings of Imam W. Deen Mohammed. He discusses his multifaceted roles as an Imam, hospital chaplain, and LAPD chaplain, articulating the emotional challenges, spiritual insights, and the importance of servant leadership. Imam Mujahid-Deen emphasizes the necessity of self-care for those in service positions and reflects on how his faith and personal experiences shape his approach to spiritual care and community leadership. He also touches on the upcoming community center at Masjid Bilal Islamic Center, designed to serve both Muslim and non-Muslim communities. The episode concludes with a call to support Bayan Islamic Graduate School and its initiatives.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand00:56 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:22 Introducing Imam Rushdan Mujahid-Deen02:38 Imam Rushdan's Early Life and Family05:18 Journey into Chaplaincy09:38 Roles and Responsibilities of a Chaplain16:46 Servant Leadership and Community Service23:01 Personal Reflections and Lessons Learned25:02 Reflecting on Family and Upbringing26:40 Daughter's Journey in Africa27:42 Experiences with Family in Africa29:41 Challenges in Chaplaincy34:55 Interfaith Chaplaincy and End-of-Life Care38:10 Self-Care for Leaders42:55 The Bayan Experience46:46 Conclusion and Call to Actionbayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms. | — | ||||||
| 4/25/25 | ![]() Bridging Theology, Science, and Philosophy with Dr. Ozgur Koca | Bridging Theology, Science, and Philosophy with Dr. Ozgur KocaIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast presented by Bayan on Demand, host Imam Tariq El-Amin interviews Dr. Ozgur Koca, a faculty member at Bayan Islamic Graduate School. Dr. Koca shares his academic journey from physics and mathematics to philosophy, theology, and Islamic metaphysics. They delve into the intersection of Islamic thought and modern science, discussing causality, free will, divine justice, and miracles. Dr. Koca also talks about his upcoming books and reflects on the importance of interdisciplinary learning in understanding divine presence and fostering spiritual growth.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand00:56 Meet Your Host: Imam Tariq El-Amin01:22 Introducing Dr. Ozgur Koca02:00 Dr. Koca's Academic Journey04:15 Translating Classical Islamic Texts05:13 The Polymath Tradition in Islam07:33 Audience and Purpose of Dr. Koca's Work09:19 Exploring Causality in Islamic Thought15:21 Mu'tazilite and Ash'arite Views on Causality24:25 Participatory Accounts of Causality27:20 Divine Freedom and Human Agency28:28 Contemporary Discussions on Religion and Science29:39 Reconciling Divine and Natural Causality30:44 Criteria for a Theory of Causality32:22 Islamic Thought on Miracles33:59 Mu'tazilite and Ash'arite Perspectives38:29 Participatory Causality and Miracles43:13 Spiritual Implications of Causality50:06 Bayan Islamic Graduate School Experience53:51 Future Projects and Final ThoughtsIslam, Causality, and Sciencehttps://a.co/d/2WPIaD5bayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms. | — | ||||||
| 4/18/25 | ![]() Scholar, Shepherd, and Seed Sower: Dr. Safiyyah Kai El-Amin’s Vision for Faith, Food, and Liberation | Scholar, Shepherd, and Seed Sower: Dr. Safiyyah Kai El-Amin’s Vision for Faith, Food, and LiberationIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, hosted by Imam Tariq El-Amin and brought to you by Bayan on Demand, Dr. Safiyyah Kai El-Amin joins the conversation. Dr. El-Amin is an esteemed American Muslim scholar, interfaith advocate, certified chaplain, and author who currently serves at Lane College in Jackson, Tennessee. The episode delves into Dr. El-Amin's unique upbringing in a multi-faith family and her academic journey, which ultimately led to her conversion to Islam. She discusses her dedication to bridging faith communities, resilience through collective action, and how her work is deeply influenced by her late mother's values of unity and racial uplift. Dr. El-Amin also highlights her practical work with the SEED program, combining education, social, and environmental justice, including a focus on community gardening and sustainability. This insightful episode touches on themes of socialization, resilience, interfaith initiatives, and the holistic influence of Islamic education on community service and activism.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand01:03 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:33 Meet Dr. Safiyyah Kai El-Amin02:40 Dr. El-Amin's Unique Upbringing05:11 Influence of Family and Early Experiences06:28 Journey to Islam07:19 Impact of Istanbul Experience13:04 Challenges and Realizations25:34 Influence of Dr. El-Amin's Mother31:46 A Mother's Wisdom and Reflections on Faith32:55 The Intersection of Faith and Education35:59 Interfaith Initiatives in Higher Education37:14 The SEED Program and Community Gardening38:05 Homesteading and Community Engagement43:27 Deconstructing Pastoral Theology45:42 Empowering Women Through Resilience Programs50:37 Reflections on Academic and Spiritual Growth57:25 Supporting Muslim Contributions and Educationhttps://theseedprogrambykai.com/about/bayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms. | — | ||||||
| 4/10/25 | ![]() Leadership & Wellness with Dr. Kameelah: Faith, Healing & Community | Leadership & Wellness with Dr. Kameelah: Faith, Healing & CommunityIn this episode of the American Muslim Podcast, Imam Tariq El-Amin interviews Dr. Kameelah Mu'min Oseguera, the founding executive director of the Muslim Wellness Foundation and an assistant professor of Psychology and Muslim studies at Chicago Theological Seminary. They discuss her formative experiences, particularly her upbringing in Brooklyn's Masjid al-Taqwa community and her relationships with her late mentor Dr. Deborah Majeed. Dr. Kameelah shares insights into her role as a chaplain at the University of Pennsylvania, highlighting the challenges and biases she faced as a Black female leader. She also explains the objectives and achievements of the Muslim Wellness Foundation and the Black Muslim Psychology Conference. The conversation delves into her research on Black Christian views of American Muslims and the importance of spiritual diversity. Lastly, Dr. Kameelah talks about her courses at Bayan Islamic Graduate School, emphasizing the necessity of self-care and the integration of anti-racism in spiritual practice.00:00 Introduction to Bayan on Demand00:55 Welcome to the American Muslim Podcast01:12 Introducing Dr. Kameelah Mu'min Oseguera02:05 Formative Experiences and Early Influences07:27 The Role of a Chaplain21:24 Challenges and Bias in Leadership24:01 Reflections on Gender and Power in Muslim Communities26:29 Balancing Multiple Roles26:48 Founding of the Muslim Wellness Foundation27:55 Addressing Mental Health Stigma in the Muslim Community28:33 The Black Muslim Psychology Conference30:27 Establishing the Omar Ibn Said Institute33:26 Exploring Black Christian Views of American Muslims42:48 Day of Learning Event for Black Christians45:15 Courses at Bayan Islamic Graduate School51:46 Final Thoughts and Call to Action bayanonline.orgSubscribe to Bayan on demand at https://shorturl.at/wlQl7Donate to the Muhammad Ali Scholarship at https://pages.donately.com/bayan/campaign/2028-endowment-campaign/donate Cover Art & Intro Music - Tariq I. El-Amin @ImamTariqElamin🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major streaming platforms. | — | ||||||
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