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Striving Through Your Hardest Days - ft. Sayed Abdullah Al-Nakeeb 03.07.2026 1val 2min

The True Depth of Sabr (Patience)*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/yahussain In this episode of the After Maghrib podcast, Sayed Abdullah Al-Nakeeb joins the discussion to explore the deep, multi-layered concept of Sabr (patience). Moving beyond the surface-level idea of passive waiting, the conversation delves into the active struggle of patience as personified by the Ahlulbayt, particularly during the tragic events of Karbala.From refraining from sin to the endurance required in acts of worship, this discussion provides a roadmap for applying these timeless virtues to our modern lives and trials.The three levels of Sabr: Patience in calamities, patience against sin, and patience in worship.Misconceptions of Sabr as negligence vs. Sabr as an active, strategic choice.Lessons in endurance from Imam Ali (as), Imam Hassan (as), and the pinnacle of sacrifice, Imam Hussain (as).The heart-wrenching patience of Lady Zainab (as) and the ultimate submission to Allah’s will

Imam Hussain Inherited Every Prophet - ft. Sayed Mahdi al-Modaressi 18.06.2026 1val 7min

Imam Hussain and the Legacy of ProphethoodSupport After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today: https://www.aftermaghrib.com/yahussain As the blessed month of Muharram begins, Ahmed and Sayed Ali are once again joined by a dear guest scholar Sayed Mahdi Al-Modaressi. In this episode, we explore the deeper meanings and hidden dimensions of Ziyarat al-Warith, the powerful supplication recited in Muharram majalis, where Imam Hussain (AS) is described as the inheritor of the Prophets of Allah (swt). But what does this title truly signify, and how should it be understood beyond its surface meaning? We examine how the Imam continues the divine mission of all previous Prophets, and what shared characteristics of prophethood can be witnessed in the events of Karbala on the day of Ashura. The discussion also turns to the Quran and divine guidance, alongside relevant hadith narrations that help us better understand and reconcile this profound theological idea. Perfect for those interested in Islamic history, Shia theology, Muharram reflections, Karbala, Ahlulbayt (as), Quranic studies, and deeper spiritual understanding of Ashura.

My Heart Needs The Nights of Ashura 💔 10.06.2026 58min

Before Muharram Begins…*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate As the nights of Muharram approach, how do we prepare our hearts, minds and actions for the days of mourning for Imam Hussain (as)?In this episode of After Maghrib, we discuss how to enter Muharram with the right mindset, how to spiritually prepare ourselves, and how to make the most of these blessed nights. We also address common misconceptions about the Shia and the mourning of Imam Hussain (as), including why some people attack or misunderstand the way we commemorate Ashura.From serving in the majlis to finding your role in the community, this conversation explores what it means to honour Imam Hussain (as) with sincerity, purpose and responsibility.

The HIDDEN hadiths of Imam Ali (AS) - ft. Sheikh Mustafa Masood 04.06.2026 1val 8min

Why They Tried To Forget GhadeerFeaturing - Hajj Mustafa MasoodOrder "THE TRUSTEE OF ALLAH: A Spiritual Journey Through Ziyārat Amīnullāh" by Mustafa Ali Masoodhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/TRUSTEE-ALLAH-Spiritual-Journey-Am%C4%ABnull%C4%81h/dp/B0G6XBY9GR*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this episode of After Maghrib, we sit down with Shaykh Mustafa Masood to explore the truth of Eid Al-Ghadeer and what truly took place at Ghadeer Khumm.Why did the Prophet ﷺ stop thousands of Muslims in the heat of the desert? Why was the leadership of Imam Ali (ع) announced with such weight? And why does the topic of Imam Ali’s rightful position still stir discomfort in so many hearts?We discuss how Allah emphasised the importance of wilayah, why Ghadeer is central to understanding Islam, and how the message of Ashura continues to preserve what many tried to forget.From the words of the Prophet ﷺ to the reality of Imam Ali (ع) as the divider between truth and falsehood, heaven and hell, this conversation breaks down the leadership, legacy, and undeniable truth of Eid Al-Ghadeer.

The Problem With Muslim Influencers - ft. Haider Ali 28.05.2026 1val 16min

The Problem With Muslim Influencer CultureFeaturing - Haider Alihttps://www.instagram.com/hxider.ali/*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate Haider Ali representing the H Squared duo and presenting his own podcast called The No Blindspots Podcast joins After Maghrib to discuss what it really means to be Shia in the online influencer space.We speak about the challenges of representing the Shia community online, whether Shias are truly being represented by Shia voices, and whether Muslim influencers have a responsibility to speak up on important issues — even when it may affect their income, brand deals, or public image.Where should influencers draw the line? Can someone preach Islam online while engaging in un-Islamic topics? And is there a difference between being a Muslim influencer and simply being an influencer who happens to be Muslim?A conversation on faith, responsibility, influence, and representation in the digital age.

Repping my Shia Identity in a professional world - ft. Hassanane Balal 21.05.2026 54min

A Future of Powerful Shia Generations*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate A powerful conversation on the After Maghrib podcast with Hassanane Balal, also known for his page https://www.instagram.com/iraqfootballpod/, where he dedicates his time to covering Iraqi football. Alongside teaching, he is passionate about helping the youth in our community develop, build a future, and stay connected to their faith while remaining on the right path.We discuss going through hardship while maintaining absolute tawakkul, facing challenges head on, and using adversity as a tool for personal growth and improvement. A reflective conversation on resilience, purpose, faith, and uplifting the next generation.

Shia Prejudice in the Gulf vs the West 14.05.2026 1val 2min

A raw and honest conversation with the After Maghrib team discussing their Shia upbringing in London, the challenges of navigating identity, faith, and everyday life, and reflecting on the hardships faced by Shia communities around the world. From personal struggles and community pressures to gratitude, perspective, and purpose, this episode explores how different experiences shape our understanding of life and religion.

Representing SHIAS in front of the world! - ft. Ali Al-Hamadi 07.05.2026 1val 12min

Ali Al-Hamadi on Representing Shi’a Identity at the FIFA World Cup 2026*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate Exclusive episode this week with Ali Al-HamadiIpswich Town & Iraq National Team striker Ali Al-Hamadi returns to After Maghrib for a powerful conversation. We dive into scoring the goal that helped take Iraq to the FIFA World Cup 2026, what it means to represent Shi’a Muslims on a global stage, and playing during the nights of Muharram.Ali opens up about navigating football environments surrounded by haram, staying grounded in faith, and holding onto your beliefs under pressure. This episode goes beyond football — it’s about identity, discipline, and purpose.Whether you’re into football, faith, or real-life struggles, this one hits different 👀

A New World Order is COMING - ft. Sayed Hassan Al-Sadr 30.04.2026 1val 12min

Anger and Iman: Navigating Emotional Turmoil in a Broken World*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this powerful episode of After Maghrib, we sit down with Sayed Hassan al-Sadr to confront a question many are afraid to voice: how can we not feel anger in the face of global injustice? From the suffering in Gaza to the killing of innocent children, we explore the emotional and spiritual weight of witnessing repeated ظلم across history.This conversation unpacks the idea that what we see today is not new—tyrants, war, and tragedy have always existed—but perhaps our understanding of the world is incomplete. Why does this cycle continue, and what does it reveal about the limitations of human systems?We reflect on the belief that true justice cannot be achieved through flawed worldly models, but only through divine leadership under Imam Mahdi (aj). A deeply honest discussion on faith, anger, and finding meaning in painful times.

From the Hood to the Hawza - ft. Sh. Saed & Sh. Mateen 23.04.2026 1val 22min

Support 2nd Chance book today: https://2ndchancebooks.org/*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate From hardship to purpose, and from searching to certainty.In this episode of the After Maghrib Podcast, Shaykh Saed Ali Kulayni and Sheikh Mateen Charbonneau share their deeply personal journeys — from difficult upbringings and time spent on the wrong path, to discovering Islam in prison and completely transforming their lives.The conversation focuses on what came after that turning point: seeking knowledge, travelling to Karbala, and immersing themselves in an environment of scholarship and spiritual growth. They reflect on what it means to live amongst scholars, how that experience reshaped their understanding of faith, and the responsibility they now carry. Today, their mission is clear — to help others find direction, purpose, and a connection to Islam, especially those who feel lost or overlooked. This episode is about growth, redemption, and the power of changing your environment and your mindset.

Muslims Dating & The Talking Stage - ft. Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli 15.04.2026 1val 10min

Haram Weddings, Muslim Dating & Fake Proposals*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this episode of After Maghrib Podcast, we sit down with Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli to explore one of the most important and often misunderstood stages of life — the pre-marriage phase.We dive into what it really means to get to know a potential spouse in a halal way, the boundaries that should be respected, and where many people unknowingly cross the line. From the “talking stage” to family involvement, we unpack what Islam actually says versus what culture often normalises.We also tackle the topic of modern weddings — highlighting what practices may fall into haram, and how couples can approach marriage in a way that is both meaningful and pleasing to Allah.Whether you’re actively searching, considering marriage, or advising others, this episode offers clarity, honesty, and practical guidance.

Its time for us to WAKE UP - ft. Husayn & Kazim 09.04.2026 58min

Nurturing Faith and Identity in Today’s Generation*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate Husayn and Kazim join Ahmed for their first appearance on After Maghrib, diving into a raw and honest conversation about what it really means to be “waiting.” Are we genuinely preparing for Imam Mahdi, or just caught in cycles of routine and distraction? The discussion unpacks intention, sincerity, and the uncomfortable feeling of doing a lot but not moving forward. With personal reflections, light moments, and real questions, this episode challenges us to rethink our actions and why we do them—offering a relatable look at the struggle between staying busy and being truly purposeful.

Curing the Brainrot Generation ft. Dr. Sayed Moustafa Al-Qazwini 02.04.2026 1val 9min

*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this powerful episode of After Maghrib, Sayed Ali is joined by Dr Sayed Moustafa Alqazwini to unpack the growing challenges facing families today. They dive into the impact of negative environments on children, the dangers of non-Islamic upbringings, and how poor influences shape character and behaviour. The conversation highlights the importance of strong parenting, nurturing faith, and protecting the next generation from harmful values. With real insights and practical reflections, this episode is a wake-up call for anyone concerned about akhlaq, identity, and the future of Muslim youth in today’s world.

The US government is preparing for Imam Mahdi (atfs) | After Maghrib EP160 26.03.2026 1val 7min

*Support After Maghrib. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this episode of After Maghrib, we react to viral clips capturing the chaos and contradictions shaping today’s world. From the escalating war in Iran and its global ripple effects, to shifting attitudes among Americans and Sunni communities toward the Shia world, we unpack narratives that are rapidly changing. We also confront the growing sense of hypocrisy in Western discourse—where outrage, silence, and selective empathy often collide. This is an honest, unfiltered conversation exploring politics, identity, and the reality behind the headlines in a time of confusion and transformation.

Who decides the correct Marja'a ft. Sayed Hussain Al-Hakeem 19.03.2026 1val 32min

Support After Maghrib this Holy month of Ramadhan. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today: https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate In this episode of After Maghrib, we explore the concept of Marja’iyyah, unpacking what qualifies a scholar to become a Marja’ and the level of authority they hold within the Shia world. Joined by Sayed Hussain Hakim, a student of the Hawza in Najaf, we gain insight into the scholarly journey behind religious leadership. We also address common criticisms of the system, questions around blind following, and voices that reject Marja’iyyah altogether. Finally, we discuss why Najaf remains a central pillar of Islamic scholarship and what the future holds for this deeply rooted tradition.

The Final Era before Qiyamah 12.03.2026 57min

As the blessed Nights of Qadr conclude, this episode of After Maghrib reflects on a world weighed down by suffering, conflict, and uncertainty. We turn our hearts in prayer for those facing hardship across the globe and ask what these turbulent times mean for believers. From a Shi‘i perspective, we explore how periods of injustice, global unrest, and moral trial have long been described in our traditions as part of the tests preceding the return of Imam al-Mahdi (aj). Together we reflect on current events—including tensions and war surrounding Iran—and discuss how a believer should interpret such moments: not with fear or speculation, but with patience, awareness, and renewed hope in divine justice. In times of darkness, the promise of the Imam reminds us that oppression will never have the final word.

Are we living in the return of The Mahdi? ft. Sadiq Damani 05.03.2026 1val 38min

As we approach the Nights of Qadr, we sit down with Sadiq Damani for a powerful and thought-provoking discussion on the centrality of the Awaited Imam in our understanding of Ramadan. Moving beyond surface-level ritual, we explore how Laylatul Qadr, the Qur’an, and divine decree are inseparable from the living Imam of our time. Why are doubts emerging about his existence? How do classical scholars rationally prove his birth and ongoing presence? And most importantly — what does this mean for us the morning after Qadr? A deep dive into conviction, responsibility, and reconnecting with the Imam’s mission.

You aren't really thankful to Allah (SWT) ft. Ibraheim al-Ansari 26.02.2026 1val 25min

In this special *After Maghrib Podcast* episode, we sit down with Sheikh Ibrahim Ansari to explore the deep connection between *Allah’s mercy and gratitude* during the blessed month of *Ramadhan* Through the Qur’an and the teachings of the Ahlulbayt (as), we reflect on how understanding the Divine Names can transform our worship and character.We discuss moving from simply saying *“Alhamdulillah Rabbil ‘Alamin”* in Surah Al-Fatiha to living true *shukr* through action, patience, and service. The conversation explores powerful passages from *Dua Kumayl*, showing how Imam Ali (as) teaches us to balance *fear and hope* in Allah’s forgiveness.We also reflect on gratitude in Surah Ibrahim and the Sahifa Sajjadiya, and how shukr brings increase in guidance, wilayah, and tawakkul — even during hardship. Finally, we explore the meaning of being among the *shākirīn*, and what Imam Ali (as) teaches us about true gratitude in faith and struggle. 🌙📿

Finding my Ramadhan Reset ft. Nouri Sardar 18.02.2026 1val 25min

Aligning your intentions during Shahr RamadhanIn this special Ramadhan episode of the After Maghrib Podcast, our dear friend Nouri Sardar joins us for an honest and reflective conversation on finding your Ramadhan reset. We explore the struggles we all face — from lack of motivation and distractions to feeling spiritually disconnected — and how to move past them with intention and clarity. What does a true reset actually look like? How do you decide what to focus on? And how do we personally build a meaningful connection with Allah during this blessed month? This episode is a practical and heartfelt guide to making Ramadhan transformative, not just routine.

Satisfying your soul & Connecting to Allah (SWT) ft Dr Sh Mohammed Ali Shomali 12.02.2026 1val 5min

EP 154 - Taqwa and Transformation: Rethinking Worship in a Distracted Age*Support After Maghrib this Holy month of Ramadhan. Become a partner or make a one-off donation today:* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate As we approach the month of Ramadan, Dr Sheikh Mohammed Ali Shomali joins Sayed Ali and Ahmed on the After Maghrib Podcast for a timely and deeply reflective conversation on the reality of ‘ibadah. In a season where many are preparing to fast, pray, and reconnect, this episode asks a crucial question: is worship simply a set of obligations to fulfil, or is it meant to transform who we are?Together, they explore why so many believers feel spiritually distracted or numb before Ramadan, and why some seekers look outside traditional worship for depth. What does true presence in prayer require in an age of constant distraction? Why does prayer not always translate into moral change? How do we balance the severe warnings about neglecting salah with the vast mercy that defines Ramadan?From the philosophy of worship to the deeper meaning of taqwa, this discussion reframes fasting not as suppression of desire, but as its reordering. A powerful pre-Ramadan reset for anyone seeking more than routine — and longing for real inner transformation.