For a 5th time in we got sousou back some of you might know her as Sousou4th on TikTok. An episode that really takes a turn as sousou gets really personal about her experiences in the past couple months.

Whenever a guest appears, the audience is interested in hearing about their personal story or more about the successes of their endeavours. Instead, when the guest uses the first 10–15 minutes of the episode to speak about the timeless lessons she had gained from her youth during the time with her parents, particularly her father, it is no surprise as to the mass amount of love, support, and courage millions of Muslims around the world find through her.

Today's guest is Dalia Mogahed, a renowned speaker and researcher related to Muslim communities in the U.S. She also co-authored the book "Who Speaks for Islam? What a Billion Muslims Really Think" with John L. Esposito. The book is based on extensive surveys conducted by Gallup, providing insights into the views of Muslims worldwide. Dalia accentuates humility, as she can express the significance of topics including the hijab, time, and what Islam means to her, using accounts from her own life. The people around you can shape one's life for the better or worse; be kind to everyone, and sacrifice for the sake of goodness. You never know that one or multiple efforts to leave an everlasting impression can accumulate in the success, dream, and vision of a beloved speaker, researcher, author, and mother a generation later.

It's incredible how destiny can affect people's lives through everyday interactions. On August 24th, 2023, Osama and Mohammed saw one of their favourite Islamic scholars outside a restaurant in Mississauga. Not only were they lucky enough to have a memorable conversation with him, but as fate would have it, they would be fortunate enough to interview him one year later on the same day. The featured guest, Sheikh Abdullah Oduro, founded Masterman and the Imam for the Islamic Center of Coppell in Dallas, Texas. His renowned work with Yaqeen Institute, where he serves as a scholar, is just one of the many facets that showcase his unique life. As a revert, his understanding of the dilemmas affecting youth serves as a bridge when discussing issues about Muslim youth in the West. Sheikh Oduro's insights regarding marriage offer a clear pathway in helping Muslim brothers and sisters set plausible goals for marriage, inshallah. His thoughts on global affairs, including the conflict in Palestine, highlight his knowledge of hardship in the Dunya. The interview encompasses a beautiful person, guest, and conversation, with a fun trivia section towards the end that further highlights the beauty of his personality, alhamdulillah.