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Understanding Homeschool, Using Kids For Content, & Islamic Centers Not Being Child-Friendly
Homeschool has been getting more and more traction and I have been realizing that people mention it more as an alternative to traditional schooling. Summar is well-versed in this space and has a lot of insight to give us. In this episode, we discuss:
- Being raised in a multi-cultural household
- Islamic centers not being kid-friendly
- Home school and all its details
- Father involvement in raising children
- Mothers using children as tools for content creation
- Why fashion is a distraction
& much, much more.
This episode is available on UA-cam, Spotify, & Apple Podcasts!
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00:00 Intro
04:10 Being critical of yourself
07:50 Raised in a multicultural household
11:39 Struggle to fit in
15:53 What makes Islam attractive?
18:17 Parents being fixers + too attached to their feelings
24:52 Islamic centers not being kid-friendly
29:35 Getting into homeschooling + Planning for it
38:49 Public & Private Schools Are Not The Enemy
39:48 Details of Homeschool
47:08 Socialization in Homeschool
53:45 Different styles of homeschool
56:49 Screen time + Summar’s background
58:44 Creating a hybrid school
59:59 Hardest part of homeschooling
1:06:31 Involvement of faith run home school
1:09:10 Finances and the size of your home in homeschooling
1:11:54 People who are really considering homeschooling
1:16:43 Gender Roles and Culture
1:33:45 Problem with fashion
1:36:49 The Devouring Mother, using kids for content
1:52:47 Kids are allowed to be bored
1:54:15 Connection to nature
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Відео

Answering Your Questions: Becoming A Guest, The Sunni-Shia Divide, Struggles As A Muslim, & More
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This week, I posted a story asking people to throw some questions at me as the podcast recently passed a year into interviewing guests. If this is something you enjoy, I will do it more often and I'll maybe make it into a series where we do this every couple of months. Let me know what you think, your feedback is very important. Share with your friends and subscribe if you haven't yet. Connect ...
The Right Way to Introduce Your Kids to Allah, Becoming a Transactional Society & Struggle to Fit In
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Ali is pursuing his Islamic studies and we talk about multiple different problems we are facing today like: - Moving back home for your kids - Fitting into society if you practice faith - Our attitude toward our unanswered prayers - The correct way to Introduce kids to Allah (swt) - Becoming transactional as a society - Not being able to have a bad day when you're in the public "Islamic" space ...
Got The Extraordinary Visa in Two Weeks, Leaving Behind Your Family, & Breaking The Artist Curse
Переглядів 1,7 тис.21 день тому
Hussein Mistrah is an award-winning tattoo artist. He moved to America a year and a half ago through the Extraordinary Visa. In this episode we take a ride through his journey and how his life drastically changed in 2 weeks. We go through the struggles he went through in America and the struggles he left behind in Lebanon. There is so much to learn from someone like Hussein. This episode is ava...
1.5 lbs At Birth, Twin Being Mentally Impaired, & Pressures/Disappointment Behind Halal Food Junkie
Переглядів 2,2 тис.Місяць тому
Ibrahim Obeid or widely known as the man behind Halal Food Junkie sits with us to discuss his personal life from being born premature and all the health complications that entailed for him and his twin early on, to not knowing what to do for a very long part of his life, to finally building his brand. There is so much more than what you see from that minute video. This episode is available on U...
Got a Call From Muhammad Ali at 10, Starring On The Contender, & The Harsh Reality of Boxing
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This week, we're joined by Tarick Salmaci, former professional boxer, star of "The Contender," and inductee into the Arab American Museum. In this episode: - Tarick shares unforgettable moments with the legendary Muhammad Ali. - Reveals how his father's tough love pushed him to excel in the ring. - Dive into his experience on "The Contender," exploring the highs and lows of his journey. & much ...
Surviving Suicide, Being Born Weighing 4 pounds ONLY! & Where Does Deep Depression Lead You?
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Lama was born with some unique health challenges. She wasn't getting sufficient nutrients in her mother's stomach and that is what led to her being born at a weight of ONLY 4 pounds. Lama shares how difficult the mental battle was growing up with this unique condition. This almost accumulated in Lama taking away her life. This episode is available on UA-cam, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Connect...
DON'T Listen To Another Podcast Episode Before Watching This
Переглядів 1,1 тис.Місяць тому
This is a time stamp of being exactly a year into having conversations with guests. At the same time, there is a lot of backlash that has happened in this year with opening up about difficult subjects. This is a clarification and just throwing out an idea that I hope helps in consuming future episodes. Connect with Jaafar: jaafarrissa JaafarrIssa www.linkedin.com/in/j...
Schizophrenia in Arab community, Social Media Leads to Addiction, & State of Men's Mental Health
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Danish Hasan has worked in the public health sphere for 12 years. He went to med school, has a master’s in law, and is now the director of one of the first mental health clinics to open inside of a mosque in North America. The insight he has about what is going on in the mental health world is something everyone should be aware of. This episode is available on UA-cam, Spotify, and Apple Podcast...
Reality of Public Education System, Private vs Public Schools, & Redefining Success
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Zeinab Chami is an educator who has been working in the public school space for 13 years now. The education of our kids is always a topic that is posed and there are some questions that have to be answered. Zeinab revealed the reality of public schools today and she also talked about her mom's passing and how it changed her life. This episode is available on UA-cam, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts....
Yumna Jawad Opens Up About The Dark Side of Social Media, Mom Guilt, & Behind Her New Cookbook
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Yumna Jawad Opens Up About The Dark Side of Social Media, Mom Guilt, & Behind Her New Cookbook
Moms and Self Care, Parenting Red Flags, & Being Judged as a Parent
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Moms and Self Care, Parenting Red Flags, & Being Judged as a Parent
Having an Abusive Father, Separated From Mother For 10 Years, & Telling the Muslim Immigrant Story
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Having an Abusive Father, Separated From Mother For 10 Years, & Telling the Muslim Immigrant Story
Arab Research is CHANGING, Being a 4th Generation immigrant, & Arabic Food Makes Americans Like Us
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Arab Research is CHANGING, Being a 4th Generation immigrant, & Arabic Food Makes Americans Like Us
Escaping Generational Trauma, Realizing You're the Problem, & What You Didn't Know About Therapy
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Escaping Generational Trauma, Realizing You're the Problem, & What You Didn't Know About Therapy
STOP Using Makeup, Putting on Hijab, & Getting Rid of Digital Footprint
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STOP Using Makeup, Putting on Hijab, & Getting Rid of Digital Footprint
Journaling the Quran, Mothers Feeling Lonely, & Men NOT Filling Fatherly Role
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Journaling the Quran, Mothers Feeling Lonely, & Men NOT Filling Fatherly Role
How We Oppress Ourselves, Quitting Making Music, & TEDTalk Regrets
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How We Oppress Ourselves, Quitting Making Music, & TEDTalk Regrets
Sayed Saleh Qazwini: Change Your Life in Ramadan, Therapy for Scholars, & Saving the Youth
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Sayed Saleh Qazwini: Change Your Life in Ramadan, Therapy for Scholars, & Saving the Youth
Surviving a Brain Tumor at 10 years old & a Life-Threatening Car Accident at 20 years old
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Surviving a Brain Tumor at 10 years old & a Life-Threatening Car Accident at 20 years old
Problem with Immigration in America, Success Through Faith, & Changing The Mentality of Immigrants
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Problem with Immigration in America, Success Through Faith, & Changing The Mentality of Immigrants
Overdose in the Arab Community, Marijuana is a Gateway Drug, & How Addiction ACTUALLY Looks Like
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Overdose in the Arab Community, Marijuana is a Gateway Drug, & How Addiction ACTUALLY Looks Like
Reverting to Islam, Marriage and Lifestyle, & Moving From Japan to USA
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Reverting to Islam, Marriage and Lifestyle, & Moving From Japan to USA
The Doctor That Survived Gaza
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The Doctor That Survived Gaza
Embarrassed by Alzheimers, Anti-Aging PRACTICES, & Studying the Lebanese Population
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Embarrassed by Alzheimers, Anti-Aging PRACTICES, & Studying the Lebanese Population
The Problem with Hijab Culture, Self Development THROUGH Islam, & How The West Colonized Using Hijab
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The Problem with Hijab Culture, Self Development THROUGH Islam, & How The West Colonized Using Hijab
The REAL Reason You Can't Change, Attracting Love vs Finding it, & Worshipping Your Friends
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The REAL Reason You Can't Change, Attracting Love vs Finding it, & Worshipping Your Friends
2023 Podcast Recap, What I learned, and Best Of Moments
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2023 Podcast Recap, What I learned, and Best Of Moments
Son's Developmental Delay, The Side of Autism You DON'T See, & Juggling Son's Health with Divorce
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Son's Developmental Delay, The Side of Autism You DON'T See, & Juggling Son's Health with Divorce
How Life in The West Bank ACTUALLY Is, Resilience of the Palestinian People, & Gaza Atrocities
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How Life in The West Bank ACTUALLY Is, Resilience of the Palestinian People, & Gaza Atrocities

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Sumaya-wh1cw
    @Sumaya-wh1cw 2 години тому

    This was an informative podcast! Brother please avoid the music too

  • @phillyjam2018
    @phillyjam2018 3 години тому

    I reallt really want to homeschool. But the socializing is what is giving me amxiety, i myself am pretty introverted and i find it hard to even find other homeschooling moms. I cant evem join a group because i dont drive (due to documentation issues that will take a whle to resolve before i can thnk of getting my license) so i dont know hoa to socialize them. I am really tryin my best but it reallt makes me anxious to think my kids wont socialize.

  • @sandysan177
    @sandysan177 9 годин тому

    No its not. U cant give exposure of 30 kids in the same classroom eating, bullying, name calling, laughing, sharing jokes, sharing food, falling, pushing, lending a hand, going through friendships, heartbreaks, learnings, mistakes as a collective union by homeschoolong them. Schools prepare children for the outer world. Parents xan compensate the problems areas when the kods return from school. U should not deprice yor kids from basic right to go to school. Homeschooling is not for mothers who dont have a higher degree in education/teaching.

    • @Sara-o4d3f
      @Sara-o4d3f 4 години тому

      You have an incorrect view of homeschooling, child psychology, and education. “Exposing” 30+ children to negative things with only one adult around to guide them is practically neglect. When you put 30 emotionally and cognitively immature children in a room they’re going to end up raising each other. You can’t teach a child maturity with immaturity. This is the peer orientation she spoke about in the podcast. Children having negative experiences is a part of life, but they should have a caring adult around to guide them and teach them the skills to deal with it. I highly suggest you read the book Hold Onto Your Kids that she also mentioned. It is a gem. Homeschooling isn’t sitting in a house all day. It is allowing children to learn without all the unnecessary distractions. It’s going out and making friends, having extra time for hobbies, traveling without being tied down by the school calendar, going to the bathroom and eating without asking permission…it’s freedom. And your comment about mothers needing a higher degree to homeschool…the fact that you think a purchased piece of paper is necessary to prove someone’s intelligence is proof that school has failed you.

  • @AllahuAkbaruKabirah
    @AllahuAkbaruKabirah 14 годин тому

    0:02 Alsalamu Alikum Wa rahmatu Allah May Allah keep you steadfast in islam my nople sister The correct and obligatory hijab includes covering the face with the whole body , and this is the hijab of the female companions and the mothers of the believers RA. After the revelation of the verse of hijab in the Qur’an, the female companions responded to it by covering their faces immediately The jilbab is a thick, very loose fabric that is placed on top of the head and covers the entire body until it covers the feet and exceeds them in length it does not and must not reveal any part of the body or describe its size even the shoulders This means that it is not right to wear a blouse or jacket that describes the shape of the shoulder as a hijab which all do ,and if you browse pictures of Muslim women in all Islamic countries 100 years ago, you will find them all covering their faces. Women uncovered their faces after Western colonialism and secular rule, and you are full of good insha'Allah and not less than the previous Muslim women to strive in obeying Allah and implementing His command May Allah grant you success and happy life in this world and the hereafter. Music is haram please don't use it in the vedio

  • @ام_المؤمنين_عائش
    @ام_المؤمنين_عائش 14 годин тому

    10:30 do you know what’s more sadder ? Calling the campanions of the messenger of Allah and his wives kuffar and apostates without evidence. Well if you know you know

  • @hudao1232
    @hudao1232 16 годин тому

    Great podcast and such an important topic. So glad I was suggested this video. I can relate strongly to the issues discussed. I wanted to comment about children in mosques and centres. I do not think that a ‘child program’ or ‘daycare’ at these majalis are the answer. If the child doesn’t learn to sit with adults and behave (as much as possible) while listening to the lecture and program, how will they do that when they are teenagers or adults. 29:09 I rather keep my young daughters to sit beside me and hope they learn to listen even if they’ll distract me from the majlis.

    • @Sara-o4d3f
      @Sara-o4d3f 3 години тому

      Respectfully, forcing a child to sit down and listen to a lecture they don’t understand is against the teachings of the Prophet (saw). It’s unislamic as well as developmentally inappropriate. Programs that don’t allow for a space for children under the age of 7 to play freely will create negative associations for them. If you speak to a lot of people that left Islam, they will mention how they were treated as a child when they visited the mosque. Your fear of “if they don’t do this now they won’t do it when they are older” is catastrophizing and a reason why a lot of parents make the decisions they do but frankly, fear isn’t always a good influence. Don’t make it hard on yourself and just follow what the Prophet’s (saw) advises that subhanAllah most child psychologists also advise.

  • @hannoushka_m934
    @hannoushka_m934 16 годин тому

    Great podcast. I’m planning to home school inshAllah and this just solidified my decision Alhamdulillah. I also grew up in the same circumstances with my parents, my siblings and I also refer to ourselves as hybrids 😂

  • @sfstyled
    @sfstyled 19 годин тому

    I think this is the longest podcast I have listened to in a while but totally worth listening to. Loved all the different topics discussed, and definitely would love to see another video explaining little more how to start the process of homeschooling for anyone considering it but is lost where to begin ❤

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Thank you! This won’t be the last time discussing for sure. It’s my first time learning about it so I’m left with so many questions that I’ll get answered on this podcast

  • @PrayersandCrayons
    @PrayersandCrayons 22 години тому

    I am so happy that this is being discussed! I am a big advocate of homeschooling. There are so many misconceptions out there about homeschooling. I can relate to a lot of this.

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      That’s awesome! More of this to come

    • @pembebulut2781
      @pembebulut2781 3 години тому

      Same here

    • @pembebulut2781
      @pembebulut2781 3 години тому

      @@podnotfromherethank you for your efforts to produce this program

  • @mummybey534
    @mummybey534 День тому

    Really enjoyed this- thanks!

  • @ahmedkfji4695
    @ahmedkfji4695 День тому

    I appreciate the variety in this channel! Keep them coming

  • @MadamDar
    @MadamDar День тому

    I think she’s talking about Shirk.. associating partners with God. No human can be perfect or untouchable

  • @me78723
    @me78723 День тому

    #1 Thing I hate is when muslims think its fine to put your kids in school because its "free". It is not.

  • @beheshtah.3091
    @beheshtah.3091 2 дні тому

    The audio of this podcast is extremely low and both speakers have quiet voices 😓 so the topic I was especially excited about. Please ensure that your upcoming podcast are a bit louder.

    • @notanishbilmiman9019
      @notanishbilmiman9019 День тому

      The volume is good on my end. Maybe turn it up on your device…?

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      I’ll double check and make sure their better for the next episode! Thank you for the feedback

  • @faith5231
    @faith5231 2 дні тому

    So fascinating how her mom was exposed and still exposed to the beauty of Islam through her own children but never accepted Islam. Allah truly guides whoever He wills

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Subhanallah, it’s really fascinating

    • @pembebulut2781
      @pembebulut2781 3 години тому

      Some people do not believe, some are pressured by families & Some like to stay in status quo

  • @thecoffeewonder3085
    @thecoffeewonder3085 2 дні тому

    As a 36 year old woman who grew up here and have been wearing hijab at the age of 10, I truly don’t understand why girls are making hijab bigger than what it is. If you are confident in Allah, in his rulings and judgement, and in hijab, then you don’t need to keep questioning hijab, feeling lonely, or all having all the lack of self confidence for wearing it. It might be just me or there might be a few others like me, but hijab is not all that hard if you’ve truly understood the meaning behind it and if your goal is only to make Allah and Imam Almahdi happy with you.

  • @basedmuslimbooks
    @basedmuslimbooks 2 дні тому

    Can we have more of this - try to find hybrids but their mother/father converted to Islam and their challenges growing up

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Absolutely! You can expect more of this moving forward

  • @1mzaidi
    @1mzaidi 2 дні тому

    A topic that I think about a lot now that I’m older is the inferiority complex that came with being first gen. Your guests all seem to have reconciled their identity with what the west has to offer, and it seems like they do so without compromise. Do you think you could try to inquire about this during your interviews?

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      That’s a very nice way of putting it. I’m on it 🫡

  • @zainabiya2703
    @zainabiya2703 2 дні тому

    i just began listening to your podcast with this video as i found it through instagram. love the authenticity. will definitely be looking forward to seeing more videos like this about gender roles in such a changing society. could you please think about doing a video concerning balancing religious studies and university studies?

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. Absolutely, I’ll write the topic down and see who would be able to teach us about it

  • @thecoffeewonder3085
    @thecoffeewonder3085 2 дні тому

    We are home schooling our 4 year old daughter and I can definitely relate to all her emotions and anxiety about homeschooling school. But with talking to several moms from the community who have been homeschooling, I was encouraged and felt comfortable enough to go with it. We are part of a Shia co-op made up of other home school parents, which is nature and project based learning. We do that 3 days/half days and the other two days we do languages arts, math and Arabic at home.

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      That’s amazing! I wish you the best of luck. From everything I learned, this is no easy task

  • @1mzaidi
    @1mzaidi 2 дні тому

    Great episode! I’m grappling with the idea of home schooling and this is exactly what I wanted needed Audio is a little low

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      I’m glad it was able to help! I’ll work on the audio for the coming episode

  • @marwaalwashah2726
    @marwaalwashah2726 2 дні тому

    Very good podcast. It's worth listening to it 🫡

  • @BabaHamoudy
    @BabaHamoudy 3 дні тому

    Okay, finally finished this great episode. I think the next guest should be a diaper changing dad.

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 3 дні тому

      Never say never 👀

    • @BabaHamoudy
      @BabaHamoudy 3 дні тому

      @@podnotfromhere it’s an opportunity to bond with your kid that too many dads skip out on. If I ever changed her outside the home it was always met with confusion or being pressured by a woman into letting her do it.

  • @nanobebe77
    @nanobebe77 3 дні тому

    I really wish I could homeschool my kids. My 5yr old is about to start kindergarten and my 3yr old in preschool (first time not being home for both) and I'm experiencing the exact same anxiety she described. Unfortunately, I have to work for my household. I just pray Allah swt protects them and watches over them and I can keep up with being as involved and supportive as possible. May Allah swt help and protect all the Ummah and their children.

  • @susu9659
    @susu9659 3 дні тому

    We love Summar ❤ she was my inspiration to homeschool after seeing how bright, well-behaved and intelligent her kids were. Our family is one year in and she's been such a big help in our journey. Grateful to call her a friend 🙏🏻 Homeschooling has been the best decision for us, we truly feel like we're a family again, not spending our days dropping the kids off from one spot to the other has been such a relief and i truly beleive it saved our family's spiritual essence and our kids' fitra.Thanks for bringing this topic up on the podcast, I'm sure it'll debunk a lot of the misconceptions!

  • @BabaHamoudy
    @BabaHamoudy 3 дні тому

    Hell yeah, finally some anti capitalism on this podcast.

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 3 дні тому

      Hahaha balance is everything. Capitalism has a lot of cons, but it also has a lot of positives. We have to find the sweet spot.

  • @user-lc2pe9ys6x
    @user-lc2pe9ys6x 4 дні тому

    crazy innacurate statements.

  • @zeinabajrouche9234
    @zeinabajrouche9234 6 днів тому

    Mashallah Allah Yahmmeek Sayad Jaafaar Amazing answers

  • @firefistbey5797
    @firefistbey5797 7 днів тому

    keep up the great work brother

  • @Awaiter365
    @Awaiter365 8 днів тому

    Love the q&a great episode!

  • @manalyahya9933
    @manalyahya9933 8 днів тому

    I love your podcast and always look forward to watching.

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      I’m happy you enjoy them! Thank you for the support

  • @zeinabbazzi5907
    @zeinabbazzi5907 8 днів тому

    Great episode! All the questions are important topics and your perspective is refreshing and informative. Just ordered the book you shared (it’s 60% off for prime day if anyone is interested!).

    • @maraseelcards
      @maraseelcards 8 днів тому

      What’s the name of the book again? The venus mars one?

    • @maraseelcards
      @maraseelcards 8 днів тому

      I loooooove this episode- it feels as if it is me talking to me - listener to listener - because of its simplicity and relatability. Congrats on your first year. In regards to the where is home conversation- this one is very interesting… you reminded me of someone else who talked about their experience and had a unique evolving perspective. I will link it below.

    • @zeinabbazzi5907
      @zeinabbazzi5907 8 днів тому

      @@maraseelcards Men Are From Mars and Women Are From Venus

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Thank you Zeinab! I’m excited to see your thoughts on the book

    • @podnotfromhere
      @podnotfromhere 18 годин тому

      Hahah thank you so much! Yes, I’d like to see

  • @Mohammed_Fuad
    @Mohammed_Fuad 11 днів тому

    Oh Ali my brother. What a beautiful human being you have become! I can see the Noor radiating from your face❤

  • @laibah6011
    @laibah6011 11 днів тому

    Great discussion, a lot of stuff shared about your culture made me realize that it's all the same in every culture, we're different cultures facing more or less the same issues, so it was all the more relevant listening to this episode❤

  • @laibah6011
    @laibah6011 12 днів тому

    MashaAllah, Abir is so well spoken, I could listen to her for hours honestly❤

  • @laibah6011
    @laibah6011 12 днів тому

    Truly loved listening to Abir 🤍🤍🤍

  • @Lama12339
    @Lama12339 13 днів тому

    Is he in prison now

  • @laibah6011
    @laibah6011 13 днів тому

    💯💯💯

  • @iamLucid
    @iamLucid 16 днів тому

    Abe obeid is such a warm hearted person. May Allah reward him.

    • @Sb2767-vd2mn
      @Sb2767-vd2mn 15 днів тому

      R u one of his donors😂😂😂😂😂

  • @BabaHamoudy
    @BabaHamoudy 17 днів тому

    45:50 we’ve become transactional because America is hyper capitalist. It’s a greedy mindset and it’s rewarded in this country.

  • @Lama12339
    @Lama12339 17 днів тому

    Lama you are beautiful inside and out ❤

  • @renaldfranley2258
    @renaldfranley2258 20 днів тому

    You are summiting to Allah, not to God!! The god Lah, is de moon god. The God of the bible is the real GOD!! Learn more about islam, moslims etc find here on youtube a guy called "Christian Prince".

    • @peachykpop9611
      @peachykpop9611 2 дні тому

      Allah means God in Arabic, its the same god as in the bible and the Torah as there is only one god

    • @renaldfranley2258
      @renaldfranley2258 2 дні тому

      @@peachykpop9611 NO! The word Allah was used before islam and was a pagan diety/god used by dessert people at that time. The first part of the word Allah is AL and means the god, the secound word is the name of that god. So the Allah reads: the god Lah. Google it Lah is the moon god. So moslims beleave in a pagan false god. Who is not the same God of the bible and Thora!!

  • @fatemaabdulshaheed3085
    @fatemaabdulshaheed3085 21 день тому

    A very genuine episode, may Allah bless!

  • @zaynebmakki5169
    @zaynebmakki5169 21 день тому

    Very nice perspective on life. Good luck with your talent and family. Hussein’s love for his family only shows how genuine and humble he is which reminds me of the general people of Lebanon 🇱🇧

  • @Lama12339
    @Lama12339 22 дні тому

    Wow …a new level of ignorance…

  • @alielzein1615
    @alielzein1615 23 дні тому

    our godfather wish you all the best ❤

  • @alifakih1196
    @alifakih1196 23 дні тому

    Wish u the best bro❤

  • @alhh6993
    @alhh6993 23 дні тому

    I don't think there is a better tattoo artist than Hussien in Lebanon.

  • @DeannaSouders-sg6of
    @DeannaSouders-sg6of 23 дні тому

    Somebody's gotta do it Deanna souders Rensselaer in souders llc I had friend call McAlister's park patrol not here yet

  • @hasanmistrah8001
    @hasanmistrah8001 24 дні тому

    Great interview brother wish u all luck👍