Why do we suffer? Is there a deeper purpose behind it? In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr Zuleyha Keskin and Prof Mehmet Ozalp explore the hidden dimensions of pain, from the role of the nafs and intention to the impact of modern life. This episode invites you to rethink suffering, not as something purely negative, but as something that may carry meaning, protection, and even transformation.

In this podcast, Dr Suleyman Sertkaya explores the building of the first mosque in Madinah and the central role it played in the formation of the early Muslim community. From the moment the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ arrived in Madinah, the masjid became the spiritual, social, and administrative heart of the new society.

This session reflects on the construction of Masjid al-Nabawi, the individuals who served within it, the establishment of the adhān, and the many functions the mosque fulfilled in the life of the Prophet ﷺ and his companions. Through these events, we gain insight into how the mosque helped shape a unified and spiritually grounded community.

In this episode, we explore one of the most important figures in the Qur’an: Iblis. Who is he really? How did his story begin, and what does it reveal about pride, free will, and the human condition?

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr Omer Atilla Ergi and Dr Zuleyha Keskin explore the relationship between science and faith from an Islamic perspective. Does modern science challenge belief in God, or does it actually point towards His existence? Are science and religion truly in conflict, or can they complement one another? This discussion invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between faith and reason, shedding light on how Islam approaches this long-standing question.

Are you struggling with low energy, hunger pangs, or fatigue during Ramadan? The key to an easier fast might be what you eat before Ramadan even begins! In this video, we explore, with Mete Samci, how reducing carbohydrate intake before Ramadan can help your body transition into ketosis, making fasting easier.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr Sadeq Ansari speaks with Ovamir Anjum about the state of Islamic studies in modern universities, his motivation for translating a major work of Ibn Qayyim, and practical advice for students pursuing graduate studies in Islam. Prof Anjum also reflects on tensions between Western academic scholarship and traditional scholars, critiques a recent work by Joel Hayward, and concludes with an important message on navigating sectarianism with intellectual integrity and principled unity.

Are Heaven and Hell infinite and eternal? In this reflective conversation, Dr Zuleyha Keskin speaks with Dr Omer Atilla Ergi about how Islamic theology understands the nature of the Hereafter. They unpack the distinction between infinity and eternality, explore philosophical and theological questions about time, space, and continuity, and discuss how scholars have addressed concerns about eternal punishment in relation to a finite human lifespan.

Ramadan is more than just fasting from food and drink. It is a month of transformation — physically, mentally, spiritually, and socially. In this podcast episode, Dr Zuleyha Keskin sits down with Dr Omer Atilla Ergi to explore the deeper dimensions of Ramadan and how this sacred month transforms the human soul and enhances connection with Allah.