Does the hardship one experiences imply that God does not love them? Do the peer pressure and identity crises faced by young Muslims in the West suggest that their religion, parents, or elders fail to comprehend the challenges they encounter? Is there a definitive roadmap for Muslim brothers and sisters to follow in their pursuit of marriage? This is where Sheikh Navaid Aziz steps in. In today’s episode, hosts Osama and Mohammed welcome the prestigious Islamic scholar, Sheikh Navaid Aziz. Serving as the Director of Public Relations for AlMaghrib Institute, the largest English-speaking Islamic institution globally. In 2015, he became the first-ever Muslim chaplain for the Calgary Police Services. Sheikh Aziz has dedicated his life to Islam, taking on roles as a scholar, chaplain, and youth counsellor, among others. He provides a comprehensive approach to the various topics discussed during the conversation. By offering an Islamic perspective, he incorporates essential principles that one can adopt to understand, address, or improve upon different life scenarios. His insights not only demonstrate his ability to connect with individuals at their level but also present meaningful suggestions that can empower them to navigate their journeys in this life we call our own.