Inside Islam

Belal Assad asks a question many fear to face: when you speak at a grave, is anyone listening? This talk challenges assumptions about death, souls, and what truly reaches our loved ones.

Mufti Menk reflects on Grenfell Fire, questioning how tragedy exposes hidden suffering, why helping others heals pain, and whether faith is proven by empathy, action, and reaching out beyond ourselves.

Ustadh Mohamad Baajour narrates a terrifying story of a lifelong worshipper destroyed step by step, forcing listeners to ask how Shaytan turns small compromises into final disbelief without noticing it.

Omar Suleiman reveals what Islam actually demands when someone wrongs you, exposing why revenge feels justified, how forgiveness changes power, and the dangerous moment you become the oppressor yourself forever.

Yasmin Mogahed asks a hard question: if Allah controls your path, why do you panic at delays? This talk exposes what real tawakkul looks like when life breaks expectations.

Does choosing modern treatment over prophetic remedies risk disbelief? Dr. Zakir Naik clarifies faith, Sunnah medicine, and medical science, challenging assumptions every Muslim questions but rarely hears explained clearly today.

Yasir Qadhi explains how one hidden attitude toward wealth triggers Allah’s punishment, using Surah Kahf to raise a disturbing question: when blessings increase, are they protection, or a test about to end?

Assim Al-Hakeem tackles whether ADHD medication weakens tawakkul, raising a deeper question about faith, treatment, and self-diagnosis that makes you rethink what reliance on Allah truly means.

Abu Bakr Zoud reveals why real generosity never stops, exposing the single belief that drives believers to give without fear and making you question your true motive.