Imam Tom Weekly, a Yaqeen podcast

European colonialism profoundly altered the Muslim world, reshaping borders and dismantling Islamic institutions. The discussion highlights how colonial tactics exploited local systems and religious minorities, complicating perceptions of Islam. It examines the manipulation of Islamic law by colonial powers and the long-term impacts on contemporary societies. The need for self-sustaining community structures, moving away from dependence on government, is also emphasized, calling for collective investment in Islamic knowledge and resilience.

Imam Tom Facchine sits down with Paul Williams from Blogging Theology for a conversation on truth, God, Christianity, liberalism, identity, and how Islam reframes it all.

Dive into the intricate web of Islamophobia, where financial motives and political agendas drive fear. Discover how misinformation is strategically weaponized by self-proclaimed experts and organizations. The discussion unravels the myth of anti-Islam narratives, spotlighting key players profiting from division. Insightful strategies emerge for the Muslim community to confront rising hostility, emphasizing the need for genuine engagement and dismantling harmful stereotypes. It's a deep look at the orchestrated efforts to shape perceptions around Islam.

Rawda Fawaz, an attorney from Cair/Columbia University, brings sharp insights into the challenges pro-Palestinian activists face on campus, including controversial incidents involving former Israeli soldiers. The conversation delves into Elon Musk's views on Gaza, raising ethical concerns about public figures' stances. Fawaz also highlights the complexities of Islamic unity amidst oppression and addresses the troubling Islamophobic incidents linked to the Ram Temple in India. Together, these discussions illuminate the intersection of activism, faith, and identity.

Join Imam Tom Live this week as we discuss what happened over the past seven days. From Joe Biden having trouble visiting Michigan because no Masjids in the state were willing to host him, to the incredible turnout in DC protesting the Gaza Genocide, there is a lot to cover. Plus, the ICJ hearings, habits that you can add to your pre-Fajr routine, and we continue to read the book "The Myth of Religious Violence." Make sure to ask your questions in the chat to participate live!

Join Imam Tom Live this week with guest Abdullah Akl as they discuss how protests are helping our cause, and how to do so with Ihsan. Please make sure to participate in the chat and ask your questions live to Imam Tom and to Abdullah Akl!In addition, Imam Tom will continue to discuss the book from last week, "Amal al-layl wa-nahar", and in this episode we will discuss the last 10 verses of Surah Al-Imraan. In addition, Imam Tom will continue the conversation about the book "The Myth of Religious Violence."

Join our weekly livestream with Imam Tom as we discuss habits you can do to start and end your day in the right mindset within Islam. We will also cover the latest news from Gaza and issues afflicting our Ummah, book recommendations for personal development, as well as a personal Q/A session where you can have a dialogue with Imam Tom directly on stream.

Muslims must go back to our roots to understand the qualities and actions of great leadership. We have so many examples from the Quran and Sunnah to draw from, join Dr. Tareq Al-Suwaidan and Imam Tom live as we discuss how to elevate ourselves with these examples and how to improve our own efforts in leading this Ummah.

Joined by CUNY graduate Fatima Mohammed, Imam Tom sheds light on the critical issue of censorship in educational settings. They discuss recent events in Gaza and the power of social media in raising awareness. They delve into the importance of speaking up and taking action, empowering the current generation, and maintaining focus on the cause while defending against defamation. They emphasize the need for immediate action and finding one's voice for accountability in the afterlife.

Join Imam Tom and guest Dr Anas Altikriti as they discuss a recalibrated approach for a more sustainable and lasting peace in Gaza, and what are the specific actions we can all take to ensure we don't go back to the status quo before October 7th.