The Qarawiyyin Podcast

Ep. 26: The Promised Struggle | On Palestine

The Qarawiyyin Podcast

Show Notes

❝Do people think they will be left alone after saying ‘We believe’ without being put to the test?❞ [Qur'an 29:2]

The Qarawiyyin Podcast returns with an episode on Israel's war on Gaza. These events have sent shockwaves throughout the Muslim Ummah and beyond, raising questions about how we got here and what comes next.

In Episode 26, the team share their feelings regarding the past five months, examine current discourse on the Palestinian struggle, and discuss the political fallout of the assault.

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