Albayan Radio
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Albayan Radio is an Islamic radio station based in Sydney, and is an initiative of ASWJ Australia. Albayan broadcasts Islamic content in accordance to the Qur’an and Sunnah. For more info: http://www.albayan.com.au/
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A practical look at supplements that weighs usefulness against trend, placebo, and price.
The piece treats supplements as a plain, practical category rather than a polished one. It separates what is genuinely needed or prescribed from what is bought because it is popular, and that keeps the focus on usefulness instead of marketing.
A clear Ramadan reminder that faith has to be strengthened before hardship puts it to the test.
Ramadan Afternoons frames iman as something that has to be tended, not assumed. The message keeps returning to the same simple point: obedience strengthens faith, while disobedience wears it down, so care has to begin before trouble arrives.
A serious warning about shirk, sincerity, and how speech and action carry the same weight.
Ramadan Afternoons keeps its focus on shirk, moving from the broad warning about associating partners with Allah to the smaller slips the speakers treat as polytheism in words and actions.
Serious Islamic reminders for pressured lives.
Faith, justice, and the week’s hard questions.
Islamic reminders with moral weight.
Islamic teaching with moral weight.
Friday from the minbar, Birmingham.
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This episode discusses the concept of shirk (polytheism) in Islam, covering major and minor forms, including hidden shirk related to intentions.
Shaykh Naseem Abdi reflects on verses 20-21 of Surah Al-Mulk, discussing themes of divine victory, reliance on Allah, and the importance of unity based on Quranic truth.
This episode explores the nature of faith (Iman) in Islam, discussing Quranic references where Allah notes most people do not believe.
This episode of Prophetic Gems, presented by Shaykh Taha Zainab, delves into the etiquettes of engaging with the Qur'an, emphasizing the importance of contemplation over mere recitation.
Shaykh Taha Zainab discusses etiquettes with the Qur'an, covering its preservation, rewards for recitation, the necessity of sincerity in worship, applying its commands, and tips for memorization, using hadiths and scholarly insights.
A live radio show discussing Ramadan, Laylatul Qadr, and Eid preparations from an Islamic perspective.
On the 29th night of Ramadan 1447/2026, Sheikh Nassim Abdi and host Abu Abdurrahman review the month, urging listeners to ask for forgiveness with "Allahumma innaka afuwwun" before Eid shifts attention to "hair looks pretty" and clothes.
A live radio show discussing the dangers of unpaid debts in Islam during Ramadan.
A discussion on maintaining the spiritual blessings of Ramadan throughout the year, hosted by Abu Abdurrahman with guest Hani.
A live radio show discussing the spiritual atmosphere of Ramadan and the importance of community gatherings in the mosque.
A Ramadan-themed Islamic radio show discussing worship, reflection, and the spiritual significance of the holy month.
A host and sheikh discuss the fleeting nature of Ramadan and life, preparing for a hadith with shock value.
An Islamic radio program opening with traditional praises and blessings, setting the stage for religious teachings.
An Islamic radio program opening with traditional praises and blessings, likely a religious sermon or teaching.
A religious sermon discussing Islamic practices for Eid and Friday prayers, based on Qur'an and Sunnah.
Sheikh Farhan bin Rafee, speaking on the 20th night of Ramadan, describes Laylatul Qadr as better than "a thousand months", which he converts to over 83 years of worship in a single night.
On Al Bayan Radio’s Ramadan Nights 7, pharmacist Said Khodary explains how Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and retatrutide affect appetite and weight.