Are Non-Practicing Muslims Doing Islām Better Than Those That Do?
About this episode
This episode discusses the controversial notion that non-practicing Muslims may be perceived as practicing Islam better than those who actively engage in religious practices.
﷽ Welcome to Episode 46 of the Middle Ground Podcast. In this episode I want to discuss a new (and disturbing) trend I’ve noticed in the social media landscape, namely Muslims making videos in which they claim the non-practicing Muslims are somehow actually “doing Islām more” than those who do. Can this be true? You can listen to the audio podcast or watch the video below. Imam’s Corner is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Imam’s Corner at www.imammarc.com/subscribe
People in this episode
Host: Imam Marc Manley
Topics covered
- non-practicing Muslims
- Islam
- social media
- religious practice
- spirituality
Keywords
- non-practicing Muslims
- Islam
- social media
- religious practice
- spirituality
- Imam Marc Manley
- Middle Ground Podcast
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