You Are Racist: And Here Is Why You Don't See It with Habeeb Akande - S3E9
🔥 THIS EPISODE WILL EXPOSE THE RACISM YOU’VE SPENT YOUR WHOLE LIFE JUSTIFYING.“You Are Racist: And Here Is Why You Don’t See It” with Habeeb Akande is not just another conversation, it’s a mirror. A very uncomfortable one.We dive into the things you were taught to ignore, the beliefs you inherited without questioning, the prejudice you swear you don’t have, and the subtle ways you participate in systems you claim to hate.This episode will shake your identity, challenge your faith, confront your culture, and force you to rethink everything you thought you knew about race, religion, community and yourself.If you’re ready to grow, this may be the most important conversation you hear this year.If you’re not… this episode will expose exactly why.⚠️ Watch with ego aside, it might just change your life.02:04 Welcome03:10 Racism in Egypt05:40 Hide my wallet07:00 Rather marry a black dog than a black Muslim man08:10 The curse of Ham10:30 The clarification of hadith on racism11:45 The many Black Sahaba15:00 What is the definition of black?18:30 What makes you African?20:06 The one-drop rule21:00 Coloured in South Africa23:10 Arabs and Black Arabs26:30 Racism in South Africa29:30 The K-word & The N-word33:00 Mixed race34:30 Racism and politics35:55 Black people can’t be racist38:05 Indian caste system is still alive41:30 Tribalism & Colourism43:00 Prophet Muhammad (SAW) married a black woman45:30 Black Imams & Racism48:00 Stereotyping49:40 Change is coming?51:47 Black Imam struggles54:04 Sudan, Congo and Gaza01:06:30 The algorithm and information01:10:30 Charities are responsible to inform01:15:30 Racism in Brazil01:18:44 3 ways to break your racism
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Degrees of Unemployment: Welcome to Mzansi with Mohamed Kharwa - S3E8
🔥 “We Don’t Have an Unemployment Crisis — We Have an Unemployability Crisis.”In this powerful and provocative episode of The Mindscaped Podcast, Mohamed Kharwa returns to the studio for a raw, unfiltered conversation about South Africa’s education system, and it’s not pretty. From the shocking reading statistics to the collapse of critical thinking, we dive deep into how an entire generation is being left behind.We unpack why reading culture has died, how schools are producing paper qualifications instead of problem solvers, and why our real issue isn’t unemployment, it’s unemployability. This episode challenges everything we’ve been told about education, opportunity, and youth development in South Africa. 00:00 On this week's episode02:45 Are books dead?04:30 How many pupils actually get into University?08:15 Schools don't have libraries11:15 We have an unemployability problem in SA14:30 Unemployability starts at school18:15 Written is still the main form of learning21:00 50% of people don't think reading is important25:00 Do your parents read?26:45 Libraries don't have actual books? 32:00 Free state has the most libraries33:30 Are audio books good for you?36:00 End
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He Sold My Jewellery For Drugs - Surviving An Addicted Spouse - S3E7
From love and lies to rehab and rebirth, Shabana’s story is a rollercoaster of chaos, courage, and resilience. She was married to a man addicted to drugs, trapped in denial, and caught in a cycle of manipulation until she said, “Enough.” 💥Now she’s thriving and helping others gain confidence.This one’s not your average sob story, it’s funny, fierce, and painfully real.00:00 Introduction 02:30 Why she is talking about her life story03:45 How she found out her husband was on drugs07:30 Going for Hajj10:00 He started to change for the better12:00 Back to drugs13:25 Is she a mother or a wife?14:15 Is weed a drug? and is it a gateway to more?20:30 Did rehab work?26:00 She knew he was on drugs before marriage?30:00 You decisions can affect your future34:30 Go on Jamaat37:30 Did she enable him?41:00 She left him49:00 How do the children feel?54:00 When is enough enough?59:00 What is an NLP life coach?01:05:00 What advice would you give?01:10:30 Where is he now?#MindscapedPodcast #SouthAfricanPodcast #Addiction #drugabuse
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Fatwas Gone Wild: What They Dont Teach You in Madressah with Habeeb Akande- S3E6
🔥 NEW EPISODE: Forget the sugar-coated vibes. We’re talking:🍑 Women’s right to pleasure📜 Imam Suyuti’s hadith collections💍 Mut’ah, misyar & shady marriages💦 Masturbation, porn & the unspoken addictions⚖️ Shariah vs Ethics🤐 Consent & marital rape 👀 Even how the Prophet ﷺ made love to his wives.If your madrassah skipped these lessons, don’t worry we’ve got you covered.It’s guaranteed to make a few imams side-eye us from the mimbar this Friday.Watch it, argue about it, send it to your haram-police uncle. Just don’t say we didn’t warn you.00:00 – SA Tour & Penny Appeal South Africa12:00 – Feedback from previous episode17:30 – Gynocentric men21:30 – Women's right to pleasure23:00 – Reclaiming the Islamic sexual tradition25:30 – Imam Suyuti & hadith methodology34:00 – Difference between hadith & sunnah37:00 – Opinions vs legalities43:15 – Fatwas are for specific times, places and people47:15 – Importance of local knowledge48:30 – Masturbation & porn54:00 – Mutah & marriage with intention of divorce01:02:00 – Misyar & deceit01:04:00 – Shariah vs ethics01:06:00 – Polygamy misconceptions01:18:00 – Shariah & Fiqh01:20:00 – How did the Prophet ﷺ make love?01:22:00 – Mufti Menk, Sh. Wael and Dr. Muhammad01:25:30 – Consent and marital rape01:35:00 – Fitnah of women?01:37:30 – Male rape01:39:00 – Divorce for impotence01:42:00 – Bloopers
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Coffins, Cash & Cartels: The Price of a South African Funeral with Mohamed Kharwa - S3E5
💀 South Africa’s funeral industry is a multi-billion rand machine and for many families, it feels less like a service and more like a shakedown.Behind the grief, there’s a brutal reality:Families are forced into debt just to bury loved ones.Coffins, tents, and tombstones are priced like luxury items.A tightly-controlled “funeral mafia” decides how you operate in your area.In this explosive conversation with Mohamed Kharwa, we go deep into the politics, profiteering, and cultural traps that make funerals one of the heaviest financial burdens in South African households.We ask the hard questions:👉 Why is death more expensive than life?👉 Who really benefits from the funeral economy?👉 And what would a decolonised funeral look like — one that honours our loved ones without bankrupting the living?🎙️ This episode will make you rethink what happens after death — not just spiritually, but economically and culturally.
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