OnePath Podcast

In our latest podcast, we are joined by Mukhlis Mah, an Australian Chinese Muslim who has been studying the Arabic language for over 6 years.In this discussion, we go over a range of topics including the history of Islam in China, his journey in studying the Arabic language, the social media obsession with Asian Muslims, the contribution of non-Arabs to Arabic, the wisdom of the Quran being in Arabic, and Mukhlis’s esteemed academic background in Geochemistry.Support the show

Ziyad Serhan, an accredited mental health educator, discusses the relationship between mental health and faith. He emphasizes the importance of good intentions and the right skill set in helping others. The intersection of faith and mental health is explored, along with the rising rates of mental health issues among young people. The influence of peer pressure, social media, and the sensitive issue of suicide on mental health is discussed. The importance of education, understanding, and support in dealing with mental health issues is highlighted.

In this podcast, the speaker discusses the varying amounts of time people dedicate to their faith in Allah. They share their experiences with practicing their faith, including encounters with converts to Islam. The importance of consistency and growth in religious activities is emphasized. The power of dalwa and inspiring conversion stories are highlighted. A personal account of a strange experience in Medina and the unexpected death of the speaker's brother is shared. The podcast also includes a moving story about a man's final visit to Mecca and the impact he leaves behind.

Tom Finch, a former Australian Christian who has been Muslim for over 10 years shares his journey into Islam. Topics discussed include embracing diversity, exploring the concept of God in Abrahamic faiths, reflections on the journey after converting to Islam, and maintaining individual interests while embracing Muslim identity.

 In our latest Podcast, we sit down with Mohamed Hoblos and Br. Makean to speak about a topic that is often left unspoken about in today's Dawah, belief in the unseen.Support the show

Sheikh Mohammed Kammoun, Sydney Imam turned accomplished solicitor, shares his inspiring journey of overcoming challenges and pursuing knowledge. Topics include learning English, transitioning careers to the Islamic space, the importance of scholars branching out, the power of knowledge and perseverance, and the need for mental stamina and dedication. A story of passion, tribulation, and prospering in life despite circumstances.

Sheikh Omar El Banna discusses the closure of mosques and its implications for the Muslim community. They reflect on the selfish nature of human beings during the pandemic and the importance of taking responsibility and repentance. The speakers emphasize relying on Allah, taking action, and the global impact of sins. They also discuss the power of kindness and reflection during challenging times and turning homes into places of worship.

Islamic scholar Mufti Menk discusses lessons from the Christchurch terror attack, Muslims response to Coronavirus, unity in the Muslim Ummah, dealing with fame, engaging with social media, and the responsibility of sportstars as Muslims.

Mohamed Hoblos and Sheikh Haroon Kanj explore the meaning of true masculinity, discussing topics such as the importance of respect, expressing emotions, and creating a safe space. They also highlight the contradiction of teaching children about trust and secrets within the community and emphasize the significance of connecting to the Quran for guidance.

Sheikh Bilal Dannoun, the love doctor, discusses all things marriage. Topics include navigating halal interactions, the role of attraction, understanding differences between men and women, authority and responsibility in marriages, striving for excellence in marriage, and challenges in managing relationships after having kids.