Islam · Parvez Ahmed & Omar Ansari
by Parvez Ahmed & Omar Ansari
A podcast seeking to celebrate the many facets of the American Muslim experience. The goal of the show is to highlight and focus on unique and interesting personalities from both within and without the American Muslim community, and engage them in what will hopefully be a worthwhile and invigorating conversation not only for the guests, but also for listeners. Essentially, a long form interview format that’s meant to flow organically.
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I have been listening to diffused congruence for years and it is one of my favorite podcasts. They cover the rich tapestry of Muslim life and engage with the guest while allowing them to express both their own personal history and their work. From academics to artists, there’s very few episodes of diffused congruence that have not been enlightening. There are very few podcasts of this caliber and none in the Muslim space that get anywhere to the breadth and depth of the modern Muslim American experience.
I have been searching for an intellectually stimulating but accessible Islamic podcast and I have found it here. Listening to old episodes I only wish I had found it earlier. Cannot recommend highly enough.
Diffused was the first Muslim podcast I subscribed to and they have some really amazing episodes (Dr Umar, Imam Zaid). I wish they were more consistent in their production because sometimes you have to wait over a month to hear new content. I also feel like there is a lack of diversity in the voices they bring on. Would like to see them engage in some dialogue with some more Salafi leaning people. Finally, not sure why it sounds like Parvez and Zaki Skype each other in when they are both in the Bay Area. If they are skyping, then they should bite the bullet and meet in one place. Makes for better sound quality especially if you are going to skype in a guest as well.
I am not an American but a Turkish Muslim Phd student at an American university. I love your episodes with Muslim scholars such as Dr Umar Faruq Abdullah and Prof. Sherman Jackson. For young aspiring scholars it is great to hear their experiences in Islamic Studies. It helps to contextualize their work and makes it more enjoyable and meaningful to read. It also serves as an example for us how to live a purposeful and meaningful life. Keep up your great work... Thank you very much...
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