The Deen Show

The episode of The Deen Show delves into the reasons why young Muslim men are gravitating towards figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson in today's society. The host, alongside guest Sheikh Youssef Susie, discusses the cultural shift where traditionally masculine qualities are increasingly valued. They highlight that many young men, feeling disenfranchised by mainstream narratives labeling them as toxic or undesirable, seek out individuals who embody traits of honesty, straightforwardness, and courage. These qualities are seen as admirable across cultures, and young Muslim men, feeling misunderstood and marginalized, are drawn to those who speak candidly and challenge political correctness. The conversation further explores how the mainstream discourse has begun to alienate young Muslim men, leading them to seek validation and guidance from unconventional sources. By acknowledging the struggles faced by these men, the episode aims to provide insight into their perspectives and shed light on why they mi

In this episode of The Deen Show, Eddie addresses the arrest of Andrew Tate, aiming to shed light on the situation by inviting Tam Khan, a close associate of Andrew for 15 years, to share his perspective. Tam speaks of his shock and disappointment over the arrest, emphasizing that Andrew had recently made positive strides by apologizing for past remarks on Islam and promoting it in a favorable light. Tam describes Andrew as a sincere and loving individual, refuting any claims of him using Islam for false reasons. The discussion also delves into issues of possible agendas behind the arrest and the prevalence of character assassinations in society, highlighting the importance of due process and recognizing the potential misuse of power in legal systems. Additionally, Eddie touches on the seriousness of human trafficking, condemning it as an evil and demonic crime that should be eradicated. He contrasts the societal norms in Islamic societies where such crimes are non-existent with the alarming reality of human

The episode focuses on discussing the faith of Jesus Christ and addressing common misconceptions related to his divinity. The guest emphasizes the importance of understanding the faith of Jesus and how it differs from the belief in his divinity as portrayed by some Christians. The dialogue touches on how Jesus, as a prophet, worshiped God and emphasized the concept of monotheism. Through engaging conversations and thought-provoking discussions, the host aims to help Christians reconsider their beliefs and encourages self-discovery through critical thinking rather than simply imposing alternative viewpoints. As the conversation evolves, the episode also highlights the significance of continuous learning and adapting one's approach to better engage with different perspectives, ultimately promoting a nuanced understanding of religious beliefs and sparking meaningful introspection. Furthermore, the episode underscores the role of platforms like The Deen Show in disseminating knowledge and fostering dialogue abou

In this episode, Eddie from The Deen Show discusses a conversation between Piers Morgan and Andrew Tate, who recently converted to Islam. The core message focuses on correcting misconceptions about Islam. Andrew Tate's journey from atheism to Islam is highlighted, emphasizing his realization of the beauty within Islam and the misunderstandings that existed during his atheist phase. The importance of the greeting "Assalamu alaykum" is showcased as a unifying phrase among prophets, promoting peace and understanding. Furthermore, the discussion delves into the misconception that Isis represents true Islam, challenging the notion that violence aligns with Islamic teachings. Eddie emphasizes the need to dispel ignorant statements surrounding Islam, referencing well-known figures like Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins, who have perpetuated misconceptions about the faith. Through these insights, the episode aims to provide clarity on Islam's peaceful nature and the importance of proper understanding. Another key point

The Deen Show episode delves into the invitation for individuals, including celebrities like Kanye West, to follow Jesus in Islam. The guest emphasizes the concept that God runs the world and Jesus serves as a significant figure representing the way and life. The message conveys the importance of putting Jesus first and aligning one's conduct with divine guidance in family, business, and societal settings. While discussing Kanye West's misconceptions about Jesus and God, it highlights the need for a deeper understanding of Islam to rectify such misunderstandings. The guest stresses the significance of educating individuals, like Kanye West, about the true essence of Islam with a focus on the presence of God and the oneness of almighty God. The episode maintains an informative and welcoming tone, aiming to foster understanding and correct misconceptions about Islam in a supportive manner. In exploring the journey towards embracing Islam, the episode underscores the importance of showing compassion and providi

In the episode, the guest discusses the impact of shaytan's influence on changing the creation of Allah, specifically focusing on the current societal issue of gender dysphoria. The guest mentions how gender dysphoria, an intense loathing of one's biological sex, used to affect a small percentage of children, predominantly boys, but they would often outgrow it naturally. However, the guest highlights a concerning trend where young children are now being targeted and pushed towards gender transition through medical interventions like hormone therapy and surgeries, which can have irreparable consequences. The guest emphasizes the importance of understanding the natural process of puberty as the cure for gender dysphoria, and the harmful effects of interfering with this process, urging caution and awareness regarding such interventions. Additionally, the guest discusses the challenges faced within the Muslim community, particularly addressing the breakdown of families as a prevalent issue. The breakdown of fami

In this episode of The Deen Show, Eddie speaks with a guest regarding the disturbing events targeting Muslims in India. The guest sheds light on the presence of a spiritual guru in India who spreads a message of unity among different faiths but remains silent on the atrocities faced by Muslims in the country. Highlighting the issue of a pregnant Muslim woman who was brutally gang-raped and murdered, the guest discusses the shocking approval of the release of the men responsible for the heinous crime. The conversation delves into the deep-rooted discrimination and privilege, as the perpetrators were released based on their Brahman caste status, despite being convicted for their crimes. This case is just one example of the widespread violence and injustice faced by Muslims in India, with many incidents going unpunished and ignored. The dialogue also draws parallels between the targeting of women in India, Burma, and Bosnia, emphasizing the common thread of violence against women in these regions. The guest, an

The episode discussed the inevitability of death, drawing a comparison between Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos, who both pursued success and wealth while grappling with the reality of mortality. Eddie emphasized the importance of reflecting on life's purpose and the transient nature of material possessions. By recounting recent natural disasters and personal anecdotes, he highlighted the fragility of worldly attachments and underscored the need for a deeper understanding of one's existence beyond material gains. Through Quranic verses and historical references, the guest articulated the concept of divine power and the significance of recognizing human limitations in the face of calamities, reinforcing the message of humility, reflection, and spiritual contemplation. The discussion aimed to provoke introspection among viewers, encouraging them to ponder their legacy, values, and ultimate purpose in light of life's uncertainties. Moreover, Eddie introduced the initiative to establish the Deen Center, a comprehensive

The episode on The Deen Show revolves around the aftermath of a YouTuber's derogatory comments about Andrew Tate, which escalated into insulting Islam and all Muslims. Andrew promptly responded by challenging the YouTuber to prove his words by blowing himself up, emphasizing the seriousness and disrespect in such remarks towards an entire religion. Subsequently, Andrew's public demonstration of his conversion to Islam drew attention, with him seen praying in a mosque alongside Tam Khan, a former MMA fighter. This act not only showed the personal journey of faith for Andrew but also highlighted the bond between individuals of different backgrounds transcending stereotypes and misconceptions. The discussion between Andrew and Tam unveils a long-standing friendship, illustrating mutual respect and camaraderie despite differing paths, ultimately advocating for unity and understanding among diverse communities. The conversation delves into the shared passion for martial arts between Eddie and Tam, showcasing thei

In this enlightening episode of The Deen Show, Dr. Zakir Naik delves into the significance of Prophet Jesus (Isa) and his miraculous birth according to Islamic beliefs. Dr. Zakir Naik emphasizes the belief in Jesus being born of Mary without a human father, attributing it to a miracle of God's creation. He highlights the respect and honor Muslims hold for Jesus as one of the mightiest messengers of God, underscoring the miraculous feats attributed to him, such as giving life back to the dead and healing the blind and lepers. Through these discussions, Dr. Zakir Naik aims to showcase the alignment of beliefs between Islam and Christianity regarding Prophet Jesus, fostering understanding and unity among followers of both faiths. As the conversation unfolds, the episode touches upon the personal journey of Dr. Zakir Naik's involvement in spreading the message of Islam through dawa (Islamic outreach and invitation). We witness his humble beginnings and the pivotal moment when he was encouraged by authorities to

In the episode featuring Andrew Tate before and after accepting Islam, the key message revolves around the concept of Islam being the last and true religion on the planet. Tate emphasizes his journey to finding God and the significance of having a higher purpose in life. He reflects on his past atheism and acknowledges the necessity for people to believe in something beyond themselves, highlighting the pitfalls of modern societal trends like materialism and degeneracy. Through his insights, the importance of finding spiritual fulfillment and submitting one's will to a higher power is underscored, making a case for Islam as a holistic way of life that provides a sense of purpose and direction. Furthermore, the conversation with Andrew Tate delves into the origins and essence of Islam, tracing it back to the first man, Adam, and emphasizing the continuity of the message of submitting to the will of the Creator throughout various prophets in history. The discussion clarifies that Islam is not a new religion but

In this episode of The Deen Show, Shaykh Uthman shares his personal journey, reflecting on his rough beginnings in a gang-ridden neighborhood. Growing up with a British accent and wearing a suit to school in a tough environment led to frequent fights and struggles to fit in. Despite the pressures around him, Shaykh Uthman chose not to join a gang or seek popularity, but to focus on his studies and stay true to himself. His story highlights the message that no matter the circumstances one finds themselves in, there is always hope and the opportunity for positive change. By sharing his experiences, Shaykh Uthman aims to inspire others and show that with faith in Allah, transformation and growth are possible, even in the face of adversity. Shaykh Uthman's narrative also underscores the importance of reaching out to others with kindness and understanding. His interactions with a non-Muslim friend from a different background at a young age demonstrate the power of building bridges and forming connections beyond d

The episode featuring Andrew Tate being invited to Islam by Romanian convert Gabriel Al Romaani delves into the impact of the Islamic religion on individuals. Al Romaani expresses his deep respect for those who share their beliefs genuinely, emphasizing the stability and truth he finds in Islam compared to other fluctuating faiths. The guest highlights the growth of Islam globally, attributing it to the inability to deny the truth it presents. The conversation also touches on misconceptions and the negative portrayal of Islam, urging viewers to seek authentic understanding beyond media stereotypes. Overall, the episode encourages a thoughtful exploration of Islam, aiming to dismantle misconceptions and foster a welcoming environment for those interested in learning more. Through the engaging dialogue between Eddie and the guest, the episode subtly navigates the importance of lifestyle choices and their impact on overall well-being. Al Romaani and Tate explore the idea of physical fitness, drawing parallels b

The Deen Show episode delves into the Hindu-Muslim tensions in India, particularly highlighting the rise of violence and bigotry against Muslims, spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his BJP party rooted in Hindutva ideology. The guest, a Hindu advocate, sheds light on the injustices faced by Muslims in India, leading to discrimination, mob lynchings, and demolitions of Muslim homes and places of worship. The root cause is identified in the RSS, a Hindu supremacist organization that dictates India should be solely for Hindus, marginalizing non-Hindus like Muslims and Christians. The guest emphasizes the importance of combating such injustices, drawing parallels between Hindu principles of fighting against injustice and the message of Prophet Muhammad about standing up for justice for all people. Through this discussion, The Deen Show aims to educate viewers on the dire situation faced by Muslims in India and beyond, challenging misconceptions and fostering a better understanding of Islam. The gues

In this eye-opening episode of The Deen Show titled 'Top 10 Reasons Jesus is Not God,' Shaykh Uthman sheds light on misconceptions surrounding the divinity of Jesus, aiming to help viewers, including guests like Young Don, SNEAKO, and Andrew Tate, understand the Islamic perspective on Jesus. The discussion emphasizes that although Jesus is revered as a prophet in Islam, he cannot be considered divine due to various reasons rooted in the teachings of both Christianity and Islam. Using the example of Jesus's statement about being one with the Father, Shaykh Uthman illustrates how this unity is symbolic and pertains to spiritual oneness rather than literal divinity. The episode invites viewers to contemplate the nuanced relationship between Jesus, God, and humanity, encouraging a thoughtful exploration of religious beliefs to foster mutual understanding and respect. The Deen Show continues its mission of dispelling misconceptions about Islam and promoting dialogue by delving into the personal journey of Shaykh

The episode on The Deen Show titled 'Kevin Hart Becomes Puppet for Gambling Industry while Khabib Nurmagomedov Says No!' delves into the issue of addiction as a brain disorder and how the gambling industry preys on individuals. The host highlights the impact of gambling ads featuring prominent figures like Kevin Hart, emphasizing the detrimental effects on people's lives and families. Drawing attention to Khabib Nurmagomedov's stance against gambling, the episode emphasizes the importance of recognizing addiction as a serious issue and the need for individuals to break free from harmful habits. By comparing gambling addiction to drug addiction, the show prompts a reflection on the ethical implications of celebrities endorsing such destructive industries. Furthermore, the episode encourages viewers to consider the consequences of promoting gambling for monetary gain, pointing out the destructive nature of addiction and its toll on individuals and their families. It stresses the need for public figures like Ke

In this thought-provoking episode of The Deen Show, Eddie and his guest discuss the alarming push for gender ideology and explicit sex education in schools, particularly in Chicago. The guest, Sheikh Willie Basuni, highlights the importance of community involvement, especially from parents and mosques, in addressing and countering these controversial teachings. Emphasizing the significance of faith, righteousness, and proper Islamic education, the ongoing battle against such ideologies is framed as a collective responsibility that starts within individual families. The Sheikh underscores the necessity of raising awareness, staying connected to Allah, and preparing for the future challenges that may arise, urging unity and vigilance within the Muslim community to combat these concerning educational developments. As the discussion delves into the distressing details of the curriculum changes, including teaching gender identity and explicit sexual behaviors to young children, the focus shifts to the potential i

The Deen Show episode highlights the lack of media coverage on the situation in Syria compared to other global crises like in Ukraine. The guest, the president of the Syrian Forum USA, sheds light on the ongoing oppression faced by Muslims in Syria. Despite the prolonged war in the region, the day-to-day life for Syrians is marked by extreme difficulties and a sense of constant fear. The government's oppressive control has led to a climate where individuals have little to no freedom, living under the constant threat of persecution and torture. The international community's lack of action has emboldened the Syrian government to continue its brutal tactics without being held accountable. The episode emphasizes the importance of creating awareness about the atrocities faced by Muslims in Syria, urging viewers to support efforts to bring attention to the ongoing crisis. Furthermore, the episode underscores the need for initiatives like The Deen Center, a project aimed at creating a transformative experience for

The Deen Show episode explores the concept of free speech and the challenges surrounding freedom of expression, particularly in the context of Islam. The conversation delves into the case of Salman Rushdie, an author whose work led to controversy and threats to his life due to perceived blasphemy against Islam. Guest Michael Abraham, a former public school teacher and political science graduate, shares his journey to Islam from a multicultural background of Syrian Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism. He discusses how his observations of Muslims challenged misconceptions perpetuated by the media and led him to discover the true essence of the faith. Through sharing his personal experience and insights, Michael offers a unique perspective on the importance of understanding Islam beyond stereotypes and media portrayals, emphasizing the significance of peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among different faiths. The episode aims to enlighten viewers about Islam through engaging discussions and persona

In this episode of The Deen Show, Eddie engages with guest Shabir to discuss the impact of societal programming on children, focusing on how certain terms and ideologies are being pushed onto the public, even into schools and churches. The conversation delves into the concerning trends of attempting to redefine traditional concepts and norms, such as gender identities, and how this poses challenges to the understanding of Islam as the true way of life, not just a religion. Shabir highlights the importance of recognizing the difference between 'deen' and 'religion,' emphasizing a way of life guided by divine principles rather than mere rituals or beliefs. Through insightful commentary, they address the need to question how society has reached this point and the importance of remaining steadfast in one's faith despite external pressures and deviations. The episode conveys a sense of urgency in addressing misconceptions and challenges faced by Muslims in the modern world. By examining the issue of societal infl