TEDx speaker Nilly Naseer-Farooqui joins us to share her story of quitting music, dancing and the positive impacts that leaving our desires has had on her live.
EP 38: Why I Stopped Listening to Music – feat. Nilly Naseer-Farooqui
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The President of Leeds University Union Islamic Society shares a beautiful message to Muslim students in the form of a poem.
“But it’s only a Sunnah!”
There’s a phrase that is common among many Muslims – one that you’ve probably heard or perhaps even thought of yourself – that when said, is in fact reflective of a lazy and detrimental attitude towards one’s Deen.
That phrase is, “But… it’s only a Sunnah!” Does that sound familiar?
