They’re calling it “peace in the Middle East.” Trump’s new 20-point “peace plan” for Gaza promises stability, prosperity, and reconstruction — but what it really offers is disarmament, foreign control, and the end of resistance.

In this episode of The Muslim Podcaster, I am joined by Rash and JK to expose how this so-called plan is designed to finish what the occupation started — turning Gaza into a “deradicalised” zone under international management, while the Muslim rulers look on in silence.

We discuss why this isn’t peace — it’s submission.

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Is the chaos in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran just a coincidence — or part of a master plan? In this explosive episode, I’m joined by Kam as we break down the Abraham Alliance, the collapse of regimes across the region, and the strategic reset that’s reshaping the Middle East. We unpack the Oded Yinon Plan, the role of the US-"Israel” alliance, and the shift from the Abraham Accords to the Abraham Shield. Is this a war of reaction… or a carefully coordinated redesign of the Muslim world?

Everyone’s talking about this so-called war between Iran and “Israel” — but I had to ask the real question: is this war even about Iran? In this episode, I’m joined by JK as we break down what’s really going on. Is this a genuine conflict — or just another distraction? A managed escalation designed to crush resistance and cement “Israel’s” dominance in the region? We also dig into why the US is so deeply involved, what options Iran has, and whether this is all part of a bigger plan to dismantle the Palestinian cause once and for all.

We’re often told that Ramadan is about personal spirituality, seclusion, and self-improvement—but history tells a different story. The Battle of Badr, the Conquest of Makkah, and the liberation of Jerusalem all happened in Ramadan. It was a month that galvanised the Ummah, not one where Muslims disconnected from their responsibilities.

So how did we go from a month of victory to a month of fatigue and passivity? Why are we encouraged to switch off from the struggles of the Ummah during this blessed month? And how do we revive the true spirit of Ramadan—a time of action, discipline, and transformation? 

In this episode, I’m joined by Abdul Ahad from Canada to unpack the forgotten power of Ramadan and challenge the modern, pacified narrative.

Trump has proposed that the US should “own” Gaza and that Palestinians should be forcibly resettled in Jordan and Egypt. Meanwhile, “Israel” is accelerating its annexation of the West Bank, attacks on Al-Aqsa are escalating, and Saudi normalisation with “Israel” is still on the table. I’m joined by Muttaqi Ismail, an American Muslim and host of the Islamic History Podcast, to get his take on Trump’s remarks and what these developments mean for Palestine and the wider region. 🔥 Tune in now for a hard-hitting discussion. 🎙

In this episode, I’m joined by co-hosts Rash and JK as we dive into the controversial and often misunderstood issue of grooming gangs in the UK. We unpack the scapegoating of Muslims, explore the political and media narratives driving this agenda, and confront the deeper societal problems—rampant sexualisation, broken family structures, and systemic failures—that are being ignored. Join us as we separate fact from fiction and challenge the status quo.

In this special end-of-year review, I’m joined by Ustad Hema Luqman to reflect on the pivotal events of 2024 that have shaped the Ummah. Our discussion centres on the genocide in Gaza and the downfall of the Assad regime in Syria, using these critical events to examine the broader challenges facing the Muslim world. We also look ahead to the key issues the Ummah must prepare for in 2025.

This is an unmissable episode for anyone seeking to understand the state of the Ummah and the road ahead.

Welcome to the first episode of “The Muslim Podcaster Reacts” series!
 
In this episode, I’m joined by JK as we dive into the BBC’s interview with HTS leader Al-Jolani. From loaded questions about the Caliphate to blatant bias against Islamic governance, we expose the double standards and hypocrisy of Western narratives. Listen as we break down the interview and uncover the truth about Islam’s approach to governance, minorities, and justice.

In this episode, I’m joined by JK and Abdul Ahad to dive into the recent seismic shift in Syria—the fall of Bashar Al Assad and the Syrian rebels taking control. While some celebrate this as a long-overdue victory against tyranny, others argue it’s a devastating blow to the Palestinian cause, with the real beneficiaries being “Israel” and America.

We tackle two burning questions fueling the fierce debate within the Ummah: Have the Syrian rebels betrayed Gaza by weakening the so-called axis of resistance? And is Assad’s downfall truly a victory for the Ummah, or a carefully orchestrated trap by foreign powers to dismantle regional resistance against Zionism? 

Join us as we unpack the implications of this pivotal moment for Syria, Gaza, and the broader struggle for justice in the region.

In this episode, Brother Abdul Ahad from Canada joins me as we delve into the ICC’s arrest warrant for Netanyahu and Gallant. Is this a bold step toward justice, or just another hollow gesture by the international community? Together, we explore the roots of international law, its biases and hypocrisies, and its challenges for the Muslim world. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion on accountability, double standards, and the role of Islam in the pursuit of true justice.

In this episode, I’m joined by co-hosts Rash and JK as we dive into the recent re-election of Donald Trump as US president and its implications for Gaza and the West Bank. Given Trump’s track record and his history of actions supporting “Israel,” we discuss what his win could mean for the region moving forward. We also address the recent riots in Amsterdam following the Ajax vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match and examine how the media and the Western narrative have shaped this incident. Instead of revealing the full context, they’ve spun it as an anti-Semitic, anti-Israeli issue, portraying the Israelis as victims while the true story tells something starkly different. Join us for a discussion on the real implications of these events and the narratives being crafted in the West.

In this episode, I’m joined by Muttaqi Ismail, host of the Islamic History Podcast. As the US presidential election looms, we explore whether American Muslims face a dilemma in choosing between parties entangled in the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Are the Democrats – led by Kamala Harris – about to face a backlash for their complicity? Or does the alternative mean endorsing Trump, despite his legacy of anti-Islamic policies? Together, we unpack whether this election offers hope for Gaza or simply extends America’s history of hollow promises. Join us as we confront these tough choices and examine what’s truly at stake for Muslims and beyond.

In this episode, I’m joined by co-hosts JK and Khairul as we reflect on the year since October 7th. We revisit the lies that were spread on that day—claims of 40 beheaded babies, mass rape, and more—used as propaganda to justify "Israel’s" brutal actions. We explore how these fabrications were weaponised to fuel an ongoing genocide in Gaza, which has now expanded to Lebanon. We also examine the response of the Ummah to the atrocities and assess what has been achieved in the face of such overwhelming oppression. Tune in for a critical review of October 7th and the following devastating year.

In this episode, I'm joined by Rash and JK as we unpack "Israel's" recent military operations in the West Bank, where specific refugee camps were targeted, civilian infrastructure destroyed, and large parts of the population left without necessities such as water. With 80% of Jenin's residents affected, these tactics mirror those used in Gaza. But why is "Israel" carrying out such ruthless attacks in the West Bank, where Hamas has no presence and no hostages are being held? Could this be part of a larger plan to complete the takeover of historic Palestine, first initiated in 1948? We also explore the collaboration between the Zionists and so-called Muslim regimes in the region, as well as the increasing frequency of settler violence against Palestinians. Join us for this crucial conversation on the future of the Middle East.

In Episode 92, I am joined by Hema Luqman to delve into the profound and often misunderstood concept of dua, particularly in the context of the ongoing genocide in Gaza. As ten months have passed and the bloodshed continues, many Muslims are grappling with questions about the effectiveness of their prayers: Why hasn't the genocide stopped? Is Allah (SWT) not hearing our pleas? We explore these difficult questions, especially in light of the Prophet’s (saw) teaching that dua is the weapon of the believer.

In this episode, we explain what dua truly is and its purpose and clarify its significance as an action. We confront the misconception that dua is a direct method of change, examining the principles of cause and effect within the universal laws of Allah (SWT). Join us as we unpack why dua alone may not bring about the change we seek and what our role as Muslims entails in the face of such profound challenges.

In Episode 91, we dive into the recent UK riots with special guest Muttaqi Ismail, host of the Islamic History Podcast. What began as a reaction to the tragic deaths of three young girls quickly spiralled into far-right, anti-Islam, and anti-migration unrest. We explore various angles—who sparked these riots? Why did they escalate, and who stands to gain from the chaos? Together, we uncover the deeper issues of Islamophobia, far-right ideologies, and the historical tensions that fuel this unrest. We also tackle the surprising and controversial responses from online personalities like Andrew Tate, Sneako, and Myron Gaines, who have weighed in with their own views on race and migration. This is a must-listen episode that challenges the mainstream narrative and digs into the tough questions others avoid.

Prepare for a provocative and unfiltered discussion in ep 90, featuring the outspoken Maulana Sikander Iqbal, host of the Voice of Truth podcast., as we delve into Nigel Farage's controversial claims that young British Muslims despise British values and that nearly half support Hamas. We question the very notion of "British values" and whether Muslims can—or should—conform to them. Is the push for "British Islam" a calculated attempt to dilute the faith? Maulana Sikander pulls no punches as he exposes the dangers of this agenda. We also tackle the real causes behind the recent UK riots, questioning whether they were simply violent outbursts or a response to the relentless demonisation of Islam. As the West becomes increasingly hostile, we confront a radical question: Should Muslims abandon the West altogether? This explosive episode is sure to challenge your views and spark fierce debate. Don’t miss it.

In this explosive episode, join us for an eye-opening conversation with Tauqir Sharif, also known as Tox, as he exposes the dark reality of life under HTS (Hayat Tahrir al-Sham) in Idlib, Syria. Tox reveals the shocking truth about HTS's violent crackdown on peaceful protests, detailing how the group's leader, Al-Goulani, rose to power from Iraq to Syria and consolidated control over Idlib.

For the first time, Tox shares his personal harrowing experience of imprisonment and torture at the hands of HTS, offering a raw and unfiltered account of his ordeal. He also bravely exposes the betrayal of fellow aid workers and doctors who continue to support HTS, shedding light on the region's internal corruption and moral complexities. 

Don't miss this gripping and courageous testimony that delves deep into the heart of Syria's struggle. Subscribe, like, and share to spread awareness of Tox's story and the ongoing fight for justice in Idlib.

Join Muttaqi Ismail, host of the Islamic History Podcast, as we delve into the hot-button issues of campus activism and free speech. Explore the crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests, the looming TikTok ban, and the controversial Anti-Semitism Awareness Act. With insights into political expression and civil liberties, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about today's social and political landscape. Tune in for an enlightening discussion!

Please tune in to the latest episode of the Muslim Podcaster Show as I welcome Maulana Sikander Iqbal for an insightful discussion on the ongoing crisis in Gaza. Reflecting on over six months of genocide, Maulana Sikander shares his perspectives on the plight of Muslims in Palestine and the expectations from the wider global Ummah. Delving into the concept of Jihad in Islam, he addresses misconceptions and advocates for its rightful understanding, particularly in the context of defensive struggle. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the Muslim Podcaster Show, where important issues facing the ummah are explored with depth and clarity. Subscribe now to stay informed and engaged