Imam, Influencers, and Authentic Voices: Who Do We Follow? | Ustadh Shabbir Hassan

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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 much-needed conversation for our times.

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