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Namaa is a video podcast series hosted by Ahmed Al Janahi, known for his ability to lead deep and constructive conversations with the program’s guests. The episodes explore various aspects related to the obligation of zakat and raise thoughtful discussions that enrich viewers’ understanding of the religious and social concepts connected to this important pillar.
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In each episode of “Biographies,” we dive into the lives of influential legal figures who left their mark on Islamic history: judges, jurists, and scholars who were not merely transmitters of rulings, but architects of justice shaped by the spirit of the text, awareness of reality, and insight into their times. A journey through a vibrant legal intellect whose echoes still resonate in the conscience of justice today.
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A series titled “Salt of Speech” encourages audiences to reflect on legal legislation and explore the theories and philosophies behind its creation. It also discusses innovative methods and creative ideas for addressing future challenges in light of technological advancement. The program features engaging conversations between the host and guests discussing legal books and concepts that impact both individuals and society. The show consists of two segments, beginning in a lounge before moving into a modern kitchen while preparing a special meal.
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Recent statistics indicate that reading levels are steadily declining in the face of the overwhelming stream of short videos on social media platforms. In response, Qawl Magazine adopts a visually driven approach in presenting its articles, deliberately moving closer to its audience through animated-style storytelling that is simple yet rich — without distancing itself from the language of everyday people.
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“Come, Let Me Tell You” is a social and legal awareness program that presents sensitive issues in a simplified comedic style targeting young audiences. It discusses topics such as family matters, divorce, custody, and women’s rights based on Qawl Fassel magazine articles. Episodes are presented in a satirical and engaging format lasting 7–10 minutes, supported by visual graphics and videos, and published on YouTube and social media platforms.
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