OnePath Podcast

OnePath Network sits down with Shaykh Suleiman Hani to see how we can truly prove that the Quran is from God. We ask him about the evidences that the Quran is divine and if the Quran still applicable to a modern world?Shaykh Suleiman Hani is an Islamic scholar, author and Director of Academic Affairs at AlMaghrib Institute.Support the show

Firas Zahabi, Tristar head Coach and BJJ Black belt, discusses spiritual perspectives in combat, unity in the fight community, incorporating philosophy into martial arts, and exploring the role of philosophy in understanding Islam and God. The podcast also delves into fitra as a divine gift, philosophical reflections on existence and morality, critique of God's creator, and the impact of fatherless communities on society.

Dr. Anse Tamara Gray, an American woman who became a Muslim scholar, shares her experiences and insights on challenges and virtues of Islamic Scholarship for Muslim women. She discusses the heartwarming story behind Rabata, the versatility of the Arabic language, and her personal journey from America to Syria. Dr. Tamara opens up about struggles faced as a convert, the role of women in education, and how to live your faith as a Muslim.

OnePath Network sits down with Shaykha Umm Jamaal Ud-Din to discuss what is it within the Palestinian people that is making people convert to Islam. We discuss the power of the Islamic faith embedded within the Palestinian people and what is it that is inspiring others.Support the show

In our latest podcast we are joined by Shaykh Ammar Alshukry to discuss Palestine’s role in reviving our hearts.Support the show

In this exclusive podcast we sit down with Shaykh Wesam Charkawi and Shaykh Ahmed Abdo to discuss the fight for Gaza and the plight of the Palestinian people.Support the show

Shaykh Abdullah Oduro, a research fellow at Yaqeen Institute, discusses ways in which Muslims can foster a strong mindset in light of their faith. Topics include the significance of shaping one's mindset, the impact of conversion to Islam, reflecting on actions, personal growth through physical exertion, finding happiness in divine decree, and the importance of mindfulness and trust in Allah.

The degree, the job, the marriage and the kids; can we have it all? In our latest podcast, we sit down with Dr Shaykha Haifaa Younis, a world-renowned international speaker, certified gynaecologist and the founder of Jannah Institute to unpack the question – can women have it all?Support the show

Shaykh Mikaeel Ahmed Smith from Qalam Institute in Dallas Texas discusses the art of listening, focusing on becoming a better listener for improved relationships and connecting with Allah. They explore the importance of attentive listening, managing time and energy effectively, and the impact of social media on communication and mental health.

Professor Mohamad Abdalla discusses challenges of the Western Islamic curriculum, embracing multiple identities, historical roots of Muslims in Australia, updating Islamic education, importance of spiritual and emotional education, impact of Islamophobia, challenges faced by Muslim educators