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ImanWire is an online multimedia platform focusing on articulating spirituality in modern times, highlighting a diverse group of American Muslim voices. Join our hosts Moutasem Atiya, Mohammed Saleem, and Ghuydar Bashmaf. Start listening now to our latest podcast episodes.

Ep. 99: Names of the Beloved ﷺ Part 1 Muhammad | Shaykh Hassan Lachheb

In this powerful episode of the ImanWire Podcast, Shaykh Hassan Lachheb explores the beautiful and profound names of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, beginning with the blessed name Muhammad. This discussion goes beyond biography and seerah events to uncover how the names of the Prophet ﷺ reveal his mission, character, spiritual rank, and our connection to him.

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29 November 2016
Ep. 3: The Debate Over Countering Violent Extremism

CVE (Countering Violent Extremism) programs have been a source of controversy in the Muslim American community, yet there is a lack of clarity in the discussion as to what CVE is. Is it a black and white issue as both its proponents and critics make it seem? In this episode, Alejandro Beutel, a researcher in CVE, and Mohamed Ghilan, a critic of CVE, discuss both government and community-led initiatives in countering violent extremism and consider how to address this divisive issue constructively in the Muslim community.

17 November 2016
Ep. 2: Opioid Addiction in the Muslim Community

Opioid addiction is a far-reaching problem in our society and the Muslim community is not immune. In this episode, Moutasem Atiya, Dr. Mohamed Ghilan, Dr. Hasan Awan & Mohammed Saleem address the growing problem of prescription drug abuse, its social and spiritual ramifications, the path to recovery and how our attitudes towards addicts should be grounded in love.

10 November 2016
Ep. 1: Looking Past the Elections

In this new series of conversations on issues facing the Muslim community, Moutasem Atiya & Mohammed Saleem discuss the 2016 presidential elections and how to stay upbeat, what to tell our children, and how we can move forward socially and spiritually.