Blood Brothers #19: Reflecting on the dawah battles of the 90s

In this episode of the Blood Brothers podcast, Dilly Hussain catches up with the legendary Ustad Abdurraheem Green.

The veteran da’ee reflects on his personal evolution from playing a leading role in the fiery and arguably divisive “Salafi” dawah of the 1990s to a more inclusive and tolerant approach to dawah.

Ustad Green also explains how the message of all the Prophets (peace be upon them all) included both the glad tidings of Paradise and the warnings of Hellfire, stressing the importance of dawah organisations not to neglect or disproportionately focus on either.

Topics of discussion also include the challenges Muslim parents face when balancing love and discipline with children, and whether white converts to Islam are privileged and ignorant of institutional racism.

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