"Shias are Kafir" (Shia Misconceptions)

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From worshipping rocks to beating ourselves, co-hosts Sayed Ali Radhawi and Ahmed Abbas discuss some of the most absurd misconceptions facing the Shia community. Listen in as they go over some of their own experiences being Shia Muslims.

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