And…we’re back! Season four of After Maghrib is officially here - this time with a brand new set, new content and new goals. In this episode, the team sit down to review our work-in-progress set, the first flagship After Maghrib event, the launch of AM merch, and a couple of new and original productions launching in the coming months. We’re aiming for 2025 to be a huge year of growth as individuals, as a team, as a community. We’re so excited to be with you on this journey. Remember, your support allows us to sustain our studio, invest in new equipment and bring high quality conversations to you week by week. Support After Maghrib - https://www.aftermaghrib.com/donate

*Book your tickets now!* https://www.aftermaghrib.com/book Use code "AMFAMILY" for 20% OFF This week, Sayed Ali and Mohamed Ali are joined by the esteemed Sayed Hossein al-Qazwini, visiting from the holy cities of Najaf and Karbala, Iraq. Together, they delve into fiqh rulings on modern challenges such as addictions to music, drugs (including cannabis), and pornography. The discussion also explores the rulings on temporary marriage (mutah), its practical applications, and its context in Islamic law. They examine the fatawa of prominent scholars, alongside Quranic verses and various hadiths. We believe this is one of the most crucial conversations of our time, particularly for today’s youth. Do you agree? *PS. This is our final conversion of the season*

In this week's episode, Sayed Ali Radhawi is joined by his daughter, Haneen, for a lively and brief discussion about her interests, a touch of Quran, and some humorous moments. The episode also includes responses to fan comments and DMs, with Sayed Ali addressing speculation about stepping down as a host. He reflects on topics such as Syria, Sunni-Shia sectarianism, and shares updates on what’s new and upcoming for After Maghrib. Plus, find out why his co-host, Ahmed Gokal, is taking a break. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the conversation!