OnePath Podcast

Dr. Samah Jabr, Chair of the Palestinian Mental Health Unit and an experienced Psychiatrist, shares her insights on the psychological toll of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She discusses the dehumanization and trauma inflicted on the Palestinian people and the challenges faced by mental health professionals in war conditions. The conversation highlights the resilience of the community and the impact of psychological warfare, while emphasizing the need for international solidarity and culturally appropriate mental health interventions.

Ustadh Wahaj Tarin, an Islamic teacher and speaker, dives deep into the eschatological significance of Palestine and Israel. He explores the roles of the Messiah, Antichrist, and Mahdi across Abrahamic faiths, revealing their contrasting expectations. The discussion highlights the prophetic implications of temple rebuilding and the events surrounding Greater Israel, addressing historical and contemporary tensions. Tarin also emphasizes the need for spiritual preparation amidst forthcoming trials, urging reflection and community support as key elements in faith.

Imam Omar Suleiman, a prominent Islamic scholar and civic leader, discusses the challenges facing Muslims in the West amidst current crises. He reflects on the emotional toll of the Gaza conflict and emphasizes the connection between faith and adversity. The conversation critiques American foreign policy's impact on Muslim perceptions while urging political engagement for justice. Imam Suleiman highlights caring for others as a core principle of Islam and calls for resilience against rising Islamophobia, advocating for unity within the community.

Sami Hamdi, a political analyst focused on the challenges of the Muslim community in the West, spouts intriguing insights on the complex U.S.-Israel dynamics, especially following Netanyahu's congressional visit. He critiques Trump's erratic foreign policy and its impact on Middle Eastern relations. The discussion also highlights geopolitical tensions in Sudan and the power of the Muslim vote in UK elections, showcasing how grassroots movements can reshape politics. Hamdi draws connections between these issues, emphasizing the need for a united Muslim voice in politics.

Is the Great Replacement actually happening? Do Muslims have a chance at gaining success in the West? How do we navigate the intense social-political scene we find ourselves in today?Joining us on the latest Podcast is Dr Shadee Elmasry from the Safina Society. Born and raised in New Jersey. He completed degrees at The George Washington University and The University of London, while also learning with scholars based in the Islamic tradition. He currently serves as a scholar in residence at the New Brunswick Islamic Centre in New Jersey.Support the show

Australian Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr Aziz Bhimani recounts his first-hand experiences inside Gaza after participating in a United Nations humanitarian medical convoy.He details his experience and the state of Gaza’s hospitals and refugee camps. Despite the horrific witness statement, Dr Aziz also discusses the faith and resilience of Gaza’s people.Support the show

Islamic scholar Sh. Majed Mahmoud discusses the significance of Dhul Hijjah and Prophet Ibrahim in this insightful episode. Topics include the virtues of the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah, the transformative nature of the Hajj pilgrimage, the role of Prophet Ibrahim in the rituals, and the importance of trusting and obeying Allah's commands.

We sit down with Ieasha Prime, an Islamic educator and public speaker to discuss the concept of love in Islam and how it led to her conversion. Is it possible to love Allah, what does it mean to truly love Allah, and how does one know if Allah loves them? These are some of the questions we unpacked in the podcast. Enjoy!Support the show

Political Analyst and Journalist Sami Hamdi discusses Netanyahu's motivations in Gaza conflict, student activism's impact on public opinion, Muslim communities' strategic investments in media narratives, and the influence of political engagement on institutional decisions. He also reflects on the role of today's generation in societal progress and empowering minorities in politics.

One of the greatest philosophical and psychological battles taking place right now - is maintaining strength and optimism amidst the immense grief and suffering facing our Ummah. In this podcast, we discuss the concept of victory and defeat with Shaykh Ahmad El Azhary. A researcher in Islamic Intellectual history and a teacher of Islamic traditional sciences. He is the founder of Miftaah academy, specialising in teaching Islamic psychology, philosophy and education. He plays a tremendous role in addressing contemporary philosophical challenges, and Islamic thought and modernitySupport the show