In this episode, we are honored to be joined by a dear friend and one of India’s most accomplished and multifaceted performers — Jaaved Jaaferi. An actor, comedian, and voice artist, Mr. Jaaferi has made remarkable contributions to Indian cinema and entertainment over the past several decades. From his debut in the 1980s to his celebrated roles across film, television, and stage, his versatility and depth as a performer have earned him both critical acclaim and enduring popularity. In this conversation, we explore his creative journey, his thoughts on the evolution of Bollywood, the impact of his faith & religion on his professional life and the philosophy that guides his work and life as a whole.

In this episode, we sit down with Sayed Hossein Qazwini to explore the history and development of Islamic law (Sharia). Together, we trace its origins, the evolution of jurisprudence across different schools of thought, and how Islamic law has responded to changing times and contexts. Sayed Hossein Qazwini shares insights into the intellectual traditions, key scholars, and pivotal debates that have shaped Islamic legal thought from its early foundations to the modern era.

An in-depth discussion with my esteemed guests, Sheikh Nuru Mohammed, Sheikh Mohammed Al-Hilli & Sheikh Ayub Rashid.

In this inspiring episode of our podcast, Dr. Sayed Ammar Nakshawani sits down with the legendary Raza Aly Hiridjee, Chairman of Group Axian and a patriarch of the global Khoja fraternity. From humble beginnings in Madagascar to becoming a trailblazing business leader and philanthropist, Raza Aly shares his remarkable journey of transforming family businesses into national powerhouses across sectors like telecommunications, energy, banking, and education. With a deep-rooted commitment to community upliftment, he reflects on decades of social investment, including building schools, supporting healthcare, and preserving Khoja heritage worldwide. This rare conversation offers a powerful insight into the values, vision, and legacy of one of the most respected figures in the Khoja and African business landscape.

What’s it like to chase your dreams without sight? Meet Naqi Haider — a man who proves that nothing is impossible. Born blind, Naqi has faced countless challenges in areas many of us take for granted — education, mobility, and day-to-day independence. But he’s never let that hold him back. In fact, he’s turned every obstacle into a stepping stone toward success. In this powerful and inspiring story, Naqi shares how he refused to let go of his dreams — and why you shouldn’t either. His message is simple: if he can do it, so can you. For him, the word “impossible” doesn’t exist.

At just 18, Ahmed al-Khateeb was sentenced to prison for a crime that would shape the rest of his life. In this gripping podcast, we discuss his journey from a teenager to a young man hardened by the brutal realities of the criminal justice system. But even behind bars, Ahmed finds hope and redemption through unexpected mentorship, his relentless desire for change, and the support of a community that never gave up on him.

Drug use and abuse remains a very real problem in many parts of the world. Last year, the estimated number of illegal drug users worldwide was around 296 million. Furthermore, among these users, 39.5 million could be considered “problem drug users” or categorized as having a drug use disorder. If you are suffering from any form of substance abuse or addiction, arrange a private consultation with Sayed Ammar via the link below: https://www.sayedammar.com/consultation

The fire which destroyed Grenfell Tower in June 2017 was one of the UK's worst modern disasters. Just before 01:00 on 14 June, fire broke out in the kitchen of a fourth floor flat at the 23 storey tower block in North Kensington, West London. Within minutes, the fire had raced up the exterior of the building and then spread to all four sides. By 03:00, most of the upper floors were well alight. Seventy-two people died.

Abbasali Merali emigrated from Mombasa, Kenya at the age of 14. An economics graduate with a background in investment banking, social care, real estate and sports activism, he has recently stepped into British politics. He is the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Harrow West in the upcoming general elections in the UK. He is an elected Councillor in Three Rivers District Council. He has been an active community worker serving in leadership capacity and volunteered through charities including supporting people living with dementia. He has sat on the Board of British Tennis and also organizes multi-generational sporting festivals promoting sports as a force for social good!