Musa Adnan, the host of ReRooted, is the guest this time. Moving on to the next leg of his journey, Musa explains his reasons why he will no longer be the host of ReRooted... but does this spell the end for the show? Or is there yet, more to come???We would like to sincerely thank you all, the viewers and supporters for joining us on this journey so far. It's been emotional, insightful and whole-heartedly endearing.If you are reading this, let us know what you thought of the series in the comments section. Is ReRooted worth a season two? Who do you think will make a good host if ReRooted does get re-booted? All these are questions on our minds, as they probably are in yours... let us know your thoughts below in shaa AllahIf you, or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Islam, visit: https://www.onereason.orgWant to learn how to give Dawah? visit https://www.training.iera.orgSupport the show

John Fontain has been spreading the word of Islam around the world for years. In this episode of ReRooted, we hear elements of his own journey to Islam and get some deep-rooted advice about how dawah is perceived in the west, and the developing nations and how Islam should be propagated to different peoples of varying social differences.If you, or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Islam, visit https://www.onereason.orgWant to learn how to give Dawah? visit https://www.training.iera.org#rerooted #iera #podcastSupport the show

In this episode, we learn why the revelation of Allah, the Qur'an, is a great source for inviting people to Islam. Ustad Jamal is Musa Adnan's teacher, and close friend. He has learnt all 10 recitation styles of the Qur'an and teaches Qur'an studies in East London Mosque.#Quran #rerooted #dawahIf you, or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Islam, visit https://www.onereason.orgWant to learn how to give Dawah? visit https://www.training.iera.orgSupport the show

Subboor Ahmad and Musa Adnan discuss why online dawah is more fruitful today than ever before and how it came to be so.If you, or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Islam, visit https://www.onereason.orgWant to learn how to give Dawah? visit https://www.training.iera.org#iera #rerooted #dawahSupport the show

10 years ago, Sheikh Abdurraheem Green had a vision of a world reconnected to God through Islam. Where Islam enters every home. Where dawah becomes commonplace and the message of Islam, the common ground between all human beings. In this episode, we will discover how iERA is instrumental and essential in fulfilling the vision Sheikh Abdurraheem Green had all those years ago.If you, or anyone you know is interested in learning more about Islam, visit https://www.onereason.orgWant to learn how to give Dawah? visit https://www.training.iera.org#dawah #abdurraheem #greenSupport the show

https://www.sapienceinstitute.orgIn this episode Hamza Tzortzis speaks about why he left as CEO, iERA's strategic re-alignment,  the highlights of his leadership, the lessons learned, Sapience Institute and their launch of over 35 free educational webinars.Support the show

Ali's second appearance on ReRooted, this time round he talks about his mother and brother reverting to Islam recently, and the relationship with his father who has yet to accept Islam. But that's not all. Every revert will identify with Ali in this episode as he explores (and exposes) some of the lesser known struggles reverts face.If you know someone who can benefit from this episode, please do share it with them. Support the show

Michael Dawud, a revert to Islam is our guest on this episode of ReRooted. But who is he? Without giving to much away, I will just say that he doesn't shy away from giving dawah - especially to those who would not like to be preached to. His method may be seen as unconventional to some, but it makes us smile because he can access a demographic which even the most experienced du'at struggle proselytizing to. We think you will enjoy this!Support the show

Rafael Barajas is a Mexican revert who has been doing the work of inviting people to Islam in his homeland. Today, he is an outreach specialist working full time in the path of Allah, following the way of the Prophets and Messengers of Allah, giving dawah (inviting to Islam) across Mexico. He shares his stories with us and inspires us to put our best foot forward and join him on the lesser travelled path. One by one, we can all partake in the effort to help bring Islam into every home across the world.Support the show

Life, as we know it - has changed. We are experiencing a Lockdown. Our own Big Brother story has begun, but this is no television show, no! Social Distancing and Isolation has us all divided physically from each other, But what does that mean for us Muslims? And how can we still be involved in Dawah if we can't even leave our homes?If you know anyone who is interested in learning more about Islam https://onereason.orgFree Dawah Training Course: https://training.iera.orgJoin the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorgInstagram @ieraorg#Ramadhan2020 #AViralAwakening #ReRootedSupport the show

Salahuddin Patel is a revert to Islam from Hinduism and the head of global operations at iERA. He has shared Islam all around the world, but likes to remain away from the limelight. Getting him to appear on ReRooted has been a task. Enjoy this, the 28th episode of ReRooted.Support the show

Jerry Coghland is a revert to Islam, hailing from an Irish Catholic background. His research into Monotheism around the world has revealed some startling discoveries that confirm the Qur'anic narrative from Surah 16, Ayah 36 in which Allah informs us 'For We assuredly sent amongst every People a messenger, (with the Command), "Serve Allah, and eschew Evil": of the People were some whom Allah guided, and some on whom error became inevitably (established). So travel through the earth, and see what was the end of those who denied (the Truth)'Support the show

The companions of the Prophet Muhammad [peace be upon him] were the best of generations, and the dawah work they did was exemplary. They have left a lasting legacy of Islam through their efforts, by the will of Allah.In this episode, Adnan Rashid gives us a glimpse into some of their amazing stories. We hope you can glean lessons from these, enough to realize their way of declaring Islam with compassion and mercy is still just as relevant today as it was some 1400 odd years ago.Welcome to the 26th Episode of ReRooted, marking one year of the show. God is the Greatest.Listen to the podcast: http://www.iera.org/rerootedJoin the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorg#dawah #iera #sahabiSupport the show

This week we have a gem of a personality on the show! Ma sh'Allah. Ustadh Asif Uddin!!Ustadh Asif Uddin is a keen Student of Knowledge and has studied the Islamic sciences in Mauritania, Egypt and Qatar, and continues that journey today. Asif gives weekly circles Tafseer and is a lecturer for Sabeel and MRDF and the former Editor-in-Chief at Islam21c.com. He has a show called Chapter by Chapter on Eman channel, discussing each surah of the Quran. He has recently completed an MA in Islamic Studies at SOAS and is a PhD candidate at Swansea university related to Qur’anic Studies. He is currently working at iERA in research and education department. Ustadh Asif Uddin was born and raised in the UK and graduated in Business and Information Technology from the University of North London. He further pursued a Masters in Information System at Brunel University. He has been heavily involved in the Da’wah from the time he was at university. Listen to the podcast: http://www.iera.org/rerootedJoin the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorg#rerooted #scholarship #dyslexiaSupport the show

Garry McKenzie Sifu, A.K.A Abdul Malik and Ma Ga Lik, is a direct student of GrandMaster Ip Ching, and Chief Instructor of The Wing Chun School.Sifu Garry teaches at the Headquarters in Hackney, North - East London, and also teaches privately. His Martial Arts training began in 1976 with Tae Kwon Do, and then later Western Boxing. He began training in Wing Chun in 1982 at the age of 17, at the Wing Chun Martial Arts Academy. By 1985 he was already an assistant instructor at the headquarters in Albany Street London NW1 and represented the Wing Chun Martial Arts Academy in a number of demonstrations and seminars in London and abroad. In 1987 Sifu Garry opened his first school under the Wing Chun Martial Arts Academy, followed by another in Hoddesdon in Hertfordshire, England.1990 was a turning point in his Wing Chun career & The Wing Chun School was born, and in 1994 Sifu Garry started his studies of the Cantonese dialect of Chinese, which brought him into contact with a number of visiting Wing Chun Masters who could not speak English. This led to invitations to train in Hong Kong where he completed his training in Ip Man's Ving Tsun Kung Fu under the tutelage of Grand Master Ip Ching, son of Great Grand Master Ip Man.Sifu Garry McKenzie is a Permanent Honorary Member of the Ip Man Tong, Permanent Member of the Ip Chun Wing Chun Academy, Permanent Member of the Ving Tsun Athletic Association, and has completed and is Certified in Ip Man Wing Chun under the tutelage of Grand Master Ip Ching.This is his story - his journey from the streets of London to the streets of China - and then to the path of Islam!Listen to the podcast: http://www.iera.org/rerootedJoin the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorgSupport the show

Edmar Cândido, invites people to Islam in Brazil, a nation whose Muslim demographic is less than 1%.  No easy task, but as a native to the land and a revert to Islam, there is hardly anyone more suited to this task than the man himself. In this episode of ReRooted we learn about his journey to Islam and his particularly interesting Dawah stories, bringing a new, refreshing, and peculiar perspective to the dawah.Enjoy ReRooted ep.22Watch the video of this podcast here: https://studio.youtube.com/video/9aYuHQ0QfzQSupport the show

When one of the most recognised Muslims of the modern era graces the ReRooted studio, you know it's going to be special - and with Musa interviewing Mufti Menk - we get to see who the man behind the lectures really is!Enjoy ReRooted episode 21.Join the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorg#Menk #ReRooted #iERASupport the show

In this weeks ReRooted, Musa Adnan has Moosa Salam (Michael Nsubuga) on the show. When Moosa Salam converted to Islam, the faith gave him a strong personal connection to charity and helping the less fortunate. Moosa decided to start a small side project with his mates, giving away high-quality trainers to at-risk teenagers and the homeless. After the horror of the Grenfell fire in 2017, they gave away extra donations to those who had lost everything. But in the years of his philanthropy, Moosa noticed that the quality of donations – particularly clothes – were not up to scratch. Feeling ’embarrassed’ to hand over tattered items, Moosa decided to change the nature of his offerings. What happened next was nothing short of beautiful. Find out on this weeks ReRooted.Listen to the podcast: http://www.iera.org/rerootedJoin the conversation: http://www.facebook.com/iERAorgFollow the story: http://www.instagram.com/iERAorgTweet your thoughts: http://www.twitter.com/iERAorg#ReRooted #iERA #IslamSupport the show