Muharram: A Reformative Movement: KTL's Muslim Minds Podcast

Muharram: A Reformative Movement - The episode discusses the true meaning of being a Husseini which is embedded in a lifelong pursuit of reform and struggle for social justice.
Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
3:09 - Imam Hussein is for everyone
4:04 - Attending Ashura just for the sake of attending
6:24 - The effect and power of Muharram
9:30 - Reform through Imam Hussein
13:31 - Majalis that do not promote reform
15:23 - Without Imam Hussein, there would be no Islam
16:12 - Are we truly lovers of Imam Hussein?
18:40 - Understanding Imam Hussein and his mission of reformation
22:09 - The Master of the Martyrs
23:18 - Martyrs outside the battlefront
24:05 - Comparing present-day situations with Karbala
31:25 - Imam Hussein is present everywhere
33:45 - Seeking reform to be real Husseinis
34:50 - Being soldiers of Imam Mahdi (aj)
36:40 - Our enemies seek to distort Muharram
38:55 - The issues of majalis in the West
41:40 - Look at who you're listening to
44:07 - Majalis need reform!
48:30 - Seek reform after the Majlis
49:37 - The tragedy starts on the tenth of Muharram!
49:54 - Arbaeen is the hub of humanity!
53:55 - The Journey and its purpose
58:08 - Importance of going to Arbaeen

[@zahrah4145]

Loved this podcast! Thanks for the tips about which majlis to attend. Here in Sydney we have an abundance to choose from alhamdulilah but it’s good to think of of these points before choosing which one to attend.

[@mariamallouche5787]

May Allah keep us steadfast on the path of ahlul-beit, the right path to Allah. 3athama Allah ajrakom inshallah 🏴🏴🏴🏴

[@zahrah4145]

I’m an oral health therapist/dental hygienist. I work in an orthodontic clinic - no idea how I can bring reform when I can’t think of any way my occupation can benefit the society and government of Imam al Mahdi (aj). If you could give me a fresh perspective, that would be really helpful.

[@MohammadElChaer]

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[@iraqixmj]

Was excited to watch this podcast. But you guys sat there for an hour judging people on the way they commemorate Ashura. Disappointing. Use your platform for informative discussions.