Nouman Ali Khan, a world-renowned scholar of Quranic studies and founder of the Bayyinah Institute, sheds light on the complexities of cultural identity among Muslims in the U.S. and UK. He discusses the evolution of the Quran's compilation order and the significance of its oral tradition in preservation. The conversation delves into tackling systemic issues through activism rather than charity, and the role of the Quran in guiding personal growth and community engagement. Khan also emphasizes the urgent moral responsibility to oppose oppression, particularly regarding Palestine.