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What are 5 defining elements we can use to constitute a capable, reliable, trustworthy scholar for our modern age?

​Shaykh Riad Saloojee shares with us these defining factors and goes in depth of how Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui's lifetime legacy of experience is projected in the Suhba Online program.

"Why is God doing this to me," is something some people say during times of immense difficulty. Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui shares the story of the Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his unflinching commitment to Allah (SWT) when he was thrown in the fire by his people after calling them out for what they were doing.

We share ten ways in how the Suhba Online program provides the spiritual essentials needed to navigate through the challenges of our modern age.

Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui talks about how simply knowing something is not rewardable, rather acting upon it is rewardable. He connects 'ilm (knowledge) and 'aml (action).

When we don't "feel" the spiritual elation we expect or crave in acts of worship, should we leave it? Dr. Mohamed Ghilan and Muhammad Saleem discuss how we need a teacher to help us balance fostering a spiritual connection.

Tranquility is a guarantee from Allah (SWT) for a certain group of people, and Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui shares with us how to acquire it.

How can you put yourself in a position of humility and service at the feet of a person or community you have racism against? Sidi Moutasem Atiya speaks with Sidi Mustafa Davis on the importance of finding the root cause of the disease of racism.

We are told to be with people whose orientation is the Divine. They should be very spiritually intelligent. Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui shares the identifiers when attaching ourselves to companionship and teachers.

Shaykh Mokhtar Maghraoui distinguishes how Satan used hawa (the intellectual, philosophical, and ideological drive that motivates our desires) and how Adam (AS) used shahwa (desire for the sensual, base, physical desires of our nafs) before committing a disobedience, and we ourselves are susceptible to it.

When we see hateful comments from Muslims on social media, how do we respond? When we disagree with someone, what is the prophetic etiquette in responding? Mohamed Ghilan, Zaynab Ansari, and Dawud Walid assess and share reflections and advice.

What does it mean to live in the world, but for the other world? Shaykh Mokhtar describes the word "zeena'" in relation to the superficial glamours of this world.

How do you find the right leaders when practicing activism? What does it mean to have a sound (usul) epistemology, as well as having a pulse on what's happening on the ground, especially in the context of reaching out to Black American Muslim leaders?