NYU Islamic Center Podcasts

Join us every Monday night in person or via live stream as we continue our weekly Reflections Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif. We’ll begin a discussion of the many ways to reflect and start the discussion with Allah, His Creation and His Favors upon us.

Join us for Islamic Meditation where we breathe, focus and center ourselves through spiritual introspection. Disconnect and get reconnected to Allah!

Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb for a Jummah Khutbah titled "The Importance of Worship."

Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a pre-jummah reflection titled "Luqman’s Advices."

What is doubt, terms Islam uses to identify different interations of doubt, the importance of doubt, addressing doubt, its causes and remedies. Do we need an interdisciplinary approach for ministering to doubts? Causes of doubt beyond the text, beyond worship and beyond the masjid? Healing from trauma induced doubt, intimidating or abusive religious teachers. This course will walk you through the foundations and parameters of Sunni theology. It will do so using relied up resources with the hope that it will encourage you to locate faith as important, and adventure and an opportunity to address your own questions. The goal of this course is to strengthen your faith, confront your questions and to find the strength to commit to it.

Who am “I” in this spiritual world? What is my relationship with God? What is my role in seeking knowledge of the unknown? It is about time I focused on my bond with God.In this series of Sheikhing it Up With Sheikh Faiyaz, we will explore hadith literature and reflect upon our innate spiritual nature. Join our discussions as we strengthen our ties to justice and humanity and remind ourselves of the Quran, the Prophet, and his immaculate family. 'Sheikhing it Up with Sheikh Faiyaz' offers unique reflections on spirituality, humanity, justice and contemporary issues from the lens of the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his immaculate family.

Let's discover how the Message of Islam was spread and developed over time throughout many nations. We will journey down the adventurous path of dawah, service and bringing light to humanity. What lessons can be drawn from their life and times? What did Allah intend for us to know by preserving their stories in Quran? During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

In these gatherings we will learn about the seven obstacles to worship Imam al-Ghazzali highlights in his text, Minhaj al’Abidin. In the fourth part of this series, Sheikh Suhaib will discuss "What To Learn and How Much."

Join us every Monday night in person or via live stream as we continue our weekly Reflections Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif. We’ll begin a discussion of the many ways to reflect and start the discussion with Allah, His Creation and His Favors upon us.

Join Imam Khalid Latif for a Jummah Khutbah titled "Combating Violence."

Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a pre-jummah reflection titled "What Does Paradise Look Like?"

Who am “I” in this spiritual world? What is my relationship with God? What is my role in seeking knowledge of the unknown? It is about time I focused on my bond with God.In this series of Sheikhing it Up With Sheikh Faiyaz, we will explore hadith literature and reflect upon our innate spiritual nature. Join our discussions as we strengthen our ties to justice and humanity and remind ourselves of the Quran, the Prophet, and his immaculate family. 'Sheikhing it Up with Sheikh Faiyaz' offers unique reflections on spirituality, humanity, justice and contemporary issues from the lens of the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his immaculate family.

Let's discover how the Message of Islam was spread and developed over time throughout many nations. We will journey down the adventurous path of dawah, service and bringing light to humanity. What lessons can be drawn from their life and times? What did Allah intend for us to know by preserving their stories in Quran? During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

In these gatherings we will learn about the seven obstacles to worship Imam al-Ghazzali highlights in his text, Minhaj al’Abidin. In the third part of this series, Sheikh Suhaib will discuss "The Hurdle of Knowledge: Neglecting Religious Education & The Importance of Constantly Learning."

Join us every Monday night in person or via live stream as we continue our weekly Reflections Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif. We’ll begin a discussion of the many ways to reflect and start the discussion with Allah, His Creation and His Favors upon us.

Join Imam Khalid Latif for a Jummah Khutbah titled "The Prophet's Solitude."

Join Sheikha Ieasha Prime for a pre-jummah reflection titled "The Meaning of Jummah."

In this video, Sheikh Suhaib will discuss the Qur’an’s presentation of faith, the meaning of faith, the importance of learning, the foundations of faith, the first obligation, two ways we know Allah, and 20 qualities that help us understand, see and believe in Allah. This course will walk you through the foundations and parameters of Sunni theology. It will do so using relied up resources with the hope that it will encourage you to locate faith as important, and adventure and an opportunity to address your own questions. The goal of this course is to strengthen your faith, confront your questions and to find the strength to commit to it.

Who am “I” in this spiritual world? What is my relationship with God? What is my role in seeking knowledge of the unknown? It is about time I focused on my bond with God.In this series of Sheikhing it Up With Sheikh Faiyaz, we will explore hadith literature and reflect upon our innate spiritual nature. Join our discussions as we strengthen our ties to justice and humanity and remind ourselves of the Quran, the Prophet, and his immaculate family. 'Sheikhing it Up with Sheikh Faiyaz' offers unique reflections on spirituality, humanity, justice and contemporary issues from the lens of the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his immaculate family.

Let's discover how the Message of Islam was spread and developed over time throughout many nations. We will journey down the adventurous path of dawah, service and bringing light to humanity. What lessons can be drawn from their life and times? What did Allah intend for us to know by preserving their stories in Quran? During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

In these gatherings we will learn about the seven obstacles to worship Imam al-Ghazzali highlights in his text, Minhaj al’Abidin. In the second part of this series, Sheikh Suhaib will continue discussing the author's introduction, what is the fruit of knowledge, what is worship, and what are the obstacles to worship.

In this video, Sheikh Suhaib will introduce the text and discuss the first obligation and “how do we learn?” This course will walk you through the foundations and parameters of Sunni theology. It will do so using relied up resources with the hope that it will encourage you to locate faith as important, and adventure and an opportunity to address your own questions. The goal of this course is to strengthen your faith, confront your questions and to find the strength to commit to it.

Join us every Monday night in person or via live stream as we continue our weekly Reflections Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif. We’ll begin a discussion of the many ways to reflect and start the discussion with Allah, His Creation and His Favors upon us.

Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a pre-jummah reflection titled "The People of the Garden."

Join Imam Khalid Latif for a Jummah Khutbah titled "Sura Al-Asr: Time is Key."

Who am “I” in this spiritual world? What is my relationship with God? What is my role in seeking knowledge of the unknown? It is about time I focused on my bond with God.In this series of Sheikhing it Up With Sheikh Faiyaz, we will explore hadith literature and reflect upon our innate spiritual nature. Join our discussions as we strengthen our ties to justice and humanity and remind ourselves of the Quran, the Prophet, and his immaculate family. 'Sheikhing it Up with Sheikh Faiyaz' offers unique reflections on spirituality, humanity, justice and contemporary issues from the lens of the Qur'an, the Prophet Muhammad, and his immaculate family.

Let's discover how the Message of Islam was spread and developed over time throughout many nations. We will journey down the adventurous path of dawah, service and bringing light to humanity. What lessons can be drawn from their life and times? What did Allah intend for us to know by preserving their stories in Quran? During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

In these gatherings we will learn about the seven obstacles to worship Imam al-Ghazzali highlights in his text, Minhaj al’Abidin. In the first part of this series, Sheikh Suhaib will discuss the author's introduction, what is the fruit of knowledge, what is worship, and what are the obstacles to worship.

Join Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer for a jummah reflection titled "Dua: The Weapon of the Believer."

Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb as he discusses how to balance Islam and school.

Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb for a jummah reflection.

During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

In his work, Minhaj al-Abidin, Imam al-Ghazzali identifies the seven obstacles to a life of faith and devotion. Join us as we read, reflect and discuss his text and ideas.

Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb for a jummah reflection titled "Know the Job Description: Lessons from The Life of Nuh."

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

In his work, Minhaj al-Abidin, Imam al-Ghazzali identifies the seven obstacles to a life of faith and devotion. Join us as we read, reflect and discuss his text and ideas.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join us for Islamic Meditation where we breathe, focus and center ourselves through spiritual introspection. Disconnect and get reconnected to Allah!

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join Sheikh Suhaib Webb for a jummah reflection titled "Lessons From the Life of Nuh."

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

During Wednesday night's class of Live and Learn, we can take this path of Revelation to the World and extract the gems for our personal lives and struggles in faith.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.

Join the IC Muharram Majlis program with recitation of the Quran, poetry from community members and a nightly lecture by Sheikh Faiyaz. Muharram–– the first month of the Islamic calendar–– demarcates a period of religious significance for Muslims across the globe, who annually commemorate the tragedy of Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Particular to Shia Muslim tradition, the first 10 days are historically spent mourning, grieving, and reflecting upon Hussain and his family’s spiritual sacrifice through lamentation poetry, nightly gatherings, and various forms of cultural expression. Muharram is not only centered around sorrow, but is also a time of community unity and harmony, bringing out themes of justice, love, beauty, generosity, compassion and fidelity to the Prophet and his family.