Podcast
The Dr. Nasser Karimian Podcast features audio recordings of Dr. Nasser Karimian’s speeches on a wide range of Islamic subjects.
Dr. Nasser Karimian holds a Bachelor’s degree from Concordia University, where he majored in Religion and minored in Classical Arabic Language. He then earned a Master’s degree in History and Philosophy of Religion from the same university. Additionally, he is a graduate of the Bayyinah Dream Program and the Qalam Seminary. Dr. Nasser completed his Ph.D. at the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM).
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Assalam Alikum, this episode of tafseer is on the importance of Daawah.
Hawa Unscripted is me having conversations, reflections and sharing lessons and experiences with myself and inviting others to tell their own, while keeping Islam the center point. I hope that this platform can become a form of Sadaqah Jariyah and that regardless of religion and personal practices, many people can resonate, learn, and benefit from this podcast. So join me as I share the different parts and people in my life and Insha’Allah Khair we can accompany each other on our journey to The Almighty. Jazakallah Khair, As Salamualaykum!
Capturing stories & speaking on controversially compelling matters through the lives and experiences of strangers.
In this episode, Faisal interviews a sister who’s identity is kept anonymous as she shares her account of going through two marriages where her rights are dishonored; by family and by her spouses.
Harvard Islamica, the podcast of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Program at Harvard University, explores topics related to the scholarly study of Islam and Muslim societies at Harvard and beyond.
In the first podcast episode of our “Climate Change and Muslim Societies” series, Dr. Safouan Azouzi discusses his research on Design for Social Innovation. Design, historically rooted in Eurocentric perspectives tied to capitalism and overconsumption, has contributed significantly to the climate crisis, disproportionately affecting the poor and disadvantaged. Safouan questions how Design, originating from the Global North, can be used by eco-social movements in the Global South as a tool for change that sustains their struggle. His focus is on decolonizing design and integrating it with alternative economics to promote sustainable futures.
Safouan examines the impact of extractive capitalism and water issues in Tunisia’s oases, where social, ecological, and political factors intersect. His research underscores the urgent need to revive indigenous oasis practices facing imminent collapse. He critiques the concept of “design for the other 90%”, arguing it often lacks a political dimension and perpetuates neocolonialism. Social designers, he argues, often overlook the systemic global mechanisms that produce the social problems they aim to solve.
In his field research, Safouan studies (among others) the oasis of his hometown, Gabes, Tunisia. Here, traditional commoning practices, especially around water, are disappearing due to state-led groundwater exploitation by the Tunisian Chemical Group. This has led to severe (air and sea) pollution and exacerbated ecological challenges in the region.
Dr. Safouan Azouzi is a postdoctoral fellow at the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at MIT. In 2023-34, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He earned his PhD in Architecture and Design at the Sapienza University in Rome.
I’m planning to upload Quranic Arabic Lessons on a daily basis
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