
ISNA Canada Podcast
The ISNA Canada Podcast aims to inspire and educate Muslims by addressing contemporary issues through meaningful conversations with scholars and influential individuals. It fosters community and provides tools for personal and spiritual growth.
Episodes

Imam, Influencers, and Authentic Voices: Who Do We Follow? | Ustadh Shabbir Hassan
We’re surrounded by voices online — Imams, Influencers, Scholars, and everyone in between. But in all that noise, how do we actually find clarity?This episode, we sit with Ustadh Shabbir Hassan ( Teacher & Host of the IlmFeed Podcast) to talk about navigating the digital Islamic landscape, choosing who to take knowledge from, and staying grounded when every opinion feels louder than the last.A

The Journey To Knowledge: What It Takes To Truly Learn | Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda
What does it take to truly learn? In this episode of The Journey To Knowledge, Shaykh Abdul Nasir Jangda reflects on the heart, discipline, and sincerity needed to walk the path of sacred knowledge — and what one must keep in mind along the way: that knowledge is not just information, but a means to transform the soul and draw closer to Allah.

Reflecting On The Legacy Of Malcolm X | Shaun King, Ustadha Iesha Prime & Imam Yasin Dwyer
Today, we bring together three powerful voices to reflect on one of the most enduring figures of our time: El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz — Malcolm X.Joining us is Ustadha Iesha Prime — a celebrated educator and spiritual leader who has long been at the forefront of reclaiming the sacred narrative of Black Muslim women and prophetic activism.We’re also joined by Imam Yasin Dwyer — a poet, chaplain, and

Unveiling Fear: A Deeper Look into Islamophobia | Stephen Brown
In this episode of the ISNA Canada Podcast, we sit down withStephen Brown, CEO of theNational Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), to discuss the Supreme Court challenge againstBill 21, the rise ofIslamophobia in Canada, and the role of Muslim political engagement. Brown explains whyQuebec’s approach to religious minorities affects all Canadians, how thenot withstanding clause is being used to stri

"Welcome Home": The Need For Community Spaces | Ustadh Abdelrahman Murphy
In this episode, Shaykh Usman Qamar and Ustadh Abdelrahman Murphy dive into the essential role of third spaces in the Muslim community. These spaces go beyond traditional masjids, offering a place where everyone—especially those who feel disconnected—can find belonging, spiritual growth, and meaningful connections.Through heartfelt stories and deep insights, they explore how third spaces nurture t

Know Yourself: The Power Of The Four Temperaments | Ustadh Mohammed Isaaq
In this episode of the ISNA Canada Podcast, we sit down with Ustadh Mohammed Isaaq, founder and principal instructor at Claritas Universal, to explore the transformative power of self-knowledge. With years of expertise in behavioral intelligence and the classical science of the four temperaments, Ustadh Isaaq shares profound insights into how understanding ourselves can lead to personal and spirit

Ask & Surrender: Navigating the Unknown with Faith | Suhaib Rumi
In life, we often find ourselves standing at the edge of uncertainty, longing for answers and clarity. Ask and Surrender: Navigating the Unknown with Faith explores the profound act of placing trust in Allah during life’s most unpredictable moments. Drawing from deeply personal experiences and the wisdom shared in Suhaib Rumi’s book, this conversation delves into the transformative power of surren

In The Heart Of Crisis | Doctors Speak About Their Experience in Gaza
Note: This episode has been recorded earlier in the year, but is still relevant to the events taking place in the world today.In this powerful episode of the ISNA Canada Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Yasir Khan, an ophthalmologist and facial trauma specialist, and Dr. Noor Amin, a primary care physician, who have returned from medical missions in Gaza. These two doctors share their firsthand accou

The Life Of The Heart | Ustadh Amjad Tarsin
In this episode, Ustadh Amjad Tarsin delves into the ways in which we can protect our hearts from worldly matters. He outlines the harms of putting worldly success as the metric of our lives and how that effects our relationship with Allah. Ustadh Amjad discusses how each of us should cultivate our souls to seek nearness to Allah, and His Messenger rather than busying ourselves with social media

The Prophet: A Living Reality | Shaykh Yasir Fahmy
In this episode, Shaykh Yasir Fahmy answers the question "how can the Prophet, who passed away 1400 years ago, be a living reality in our lives?" Shaykh Yasir delves into practical ways to apply the Prophet’s principles of compassion, justice, and activism in today’s context, highlighting specific examples from his life that continue to inspire and inform contemporary efforts for positive social

Prophetic Healing: Embracing Stillness in Times of Loss | Imam Khalid Latif
In this deeply moving session, Imam Khalid Latif explores the profound wisdom of prophetic healing, offering solace and guidance for those navigating the pain of loss. Rooted in Islamic teachings, Imam Latif emphasizes the importance of stillness and reflection in moments of grief, drawing from the timeless examples of the Prophets.
He highlights how prophetic healing is not just an individual j

The Value of Female Scholarship | Ustadha Ieasha Prime
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Ustadah Ieasha Prime, a renowned scholar and advocate for Islamic female scholarship.
We explore the vital contributions they've made to preserving and spreading sacred knowledge. Ustadah Ieasha delves into the unique struggles women face in sacred spaces, from access to education to the challenges of leadership roles within the community. Together, we d

Introduction | ISNA Canada Podcast
The ISNA Canada Podcast - designed to create meaningful conversations in a world that often feels devoid of meaning - in both video and audio format.
Each podcast episode will address a different issue that pertains to contemporary Muslim Canadian life. Through open conversations, we aim to build community and offer guidance.











