NYU Islamic Center Podcasts

Join Imam Khalid Latif for a Jummah Khutbah titled "Give Out Of Yourself."

Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a Pre-Jummah Reflection titled "Developing Prophetic Ethics."

Join us for a brief presentation on topics related to the paranormal: Jinn, satan, magic, tarot cards, possession, exorcism and more. Importantly, this an event where you can ask about anything related to the Spooky.

With a death warrant out for their sons from the most powerful leader of the land, the women join together in an act of defiance to save their sons. Together these great women raise one of the greatest men and a salvation for humanity. This week we cover how Allah rewards mercy and hates tyranny, and the power of His faithful promise. Let's discover how the Message of Islam was spread and developed over time throughout many nations. We will journey down the adventurous path of dawah, service and bringing light to humanity. What lessons can be drawn from their life and times? What did Allah intend for us to know by preserving their stories in Quran? During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

Join us every Monday night in person or via live stream as we continue our weekly Reflections Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif. We’ll begin a discussion of the many ways to reflect and start the discussion with Allah, His Creation and His Favors upon us.

Join Shu'ayb Siddique for a Jummah Khutbah where he discusses the importance of Saddaqah (Charity Week).

Join Sheikha Ieasha Prime for a Pre-Jummah Reflection titled "The Prophet's Grief."

Sheikh Suhaib discusses who are the Salaf, did the Salaf agree on everything, the Salaf to balance orthodoxy, the Salaf as an abstraction of silence, are contemporary Salafis Hanbali, are contemporary Salafis Sunni, erasing history, texts and Sunnism, Neo-Salafism and the state, the disarray of contemporary Sunnism, the Sunni Diaspora, and the history of Jam’a in the term, “Ahl-Sunna wal-Jama’.” This course will walk you through the foundations and parameters of Sunni theology. It will do so using relied up resources with the hope that it will encourage you to locate faith as important, and adventure and an opportunity to address your own questions. The goal of this course is to strengthen your faith, confront your questions and to find the strength to commit to it.

Who am “I” in this spiritual world? What is my relationship with God? What is my role in seeking knowledge of the unknown? It is about time I focused on my bond with God. In this series of Sheikhing it Up With Sheikh Faiyaz, we will explore hadith literature and reflect upon our innate spiritual nature. Join our discussions as we strengthen our ties to justice and humanity and remind ourselves of the Quran, the Prophet, and his immaculate family. 'Sheikhing it Up with Sheikh Faiyaz' offers unique reflections on spirituality, humanity, justice and contemporary issues from the lens of the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his immaculate family.

A Celebration of the life, lessons and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Join the Islamic Center at NYU to celebrate the life, legacy and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. Our night will include recitation from the Quran, poetry and reflections from the IC Scholars.