Bismillah Al-Raḥmān Al-Raḥīm; Ṣallā Allahu `alā Sayyadinā Muḥammad wa `alā Ālihi wa Ṣaḥbihi wa Sallam.

I am profoundly thankful that God has blessed me with a life of rich experience and the ultimate gift of redemption through learning and service (khidma). This platform is born from a long-held desire for a space to engage with the profound waters of the traditional Islamic sciences, enhanced with academic discourse, but free from the hype and distraction of the digital world. It is a space to learn, discuss, teach, and serve.

The guiding ethos for this community is found in a beautiful ḥadīth of the Prophet ﷺ:

“People are like ores—like ores of silver and gold. The best of them in Jahiliyya (pre-Islamic ignorance) are the best in Islam, provided they attain understanding. Souls are like assembled troops. Those who recognize one another come together harmoniously, and those who do not recognize one another diverge.” (Muslim)

Praxis Islamicus is our space for those familiar souls—seekers, scholars, leaders, and curious minds—to come together. Praxis is the intersection of theory and practice. This platform is therefore more than a publication; it is a space for principled dialogue and action. Our mission is to apply the timeless wisdom of Islam—its theology, ethics, spirituality, and moral psychology—to the urgent questions of our time.

At our heart is The Faith and Practice Journal, where we publish rigorous scholarship. Through essays, e-briefs, and podcasts on topics such as prophetic leadership ethics and building ethical communities, we bridge sacred theology with the needs of modern society. This work is uniquely informed by a synthesis of doctoral-level theological and C-suite consulting experience, ensuring our insights are theologically sound and practically applicable in the boardroom, classroom, and public square.

The work of Praxis Islamicus serves as the intellectual hub for a larger ecosystem designed to drive impact, encompassing consulting and educational programming. We offer two ways to engage:

For All Subscribers (The Foundation): Receive our public posts directly, including:

* The Faith and Practice Journal: In-depth scholarship, including our Prophetic Ethos e-briefs.

* The Praxis Practice Podcast: Exploring the practical application of our tradition.

* Select Reflections: Commentary on current events and timeless principles.

For Our Paid Community—Praxis in Action (The Inner Circle): Becoming a paid member is an investment in deeper engagement and a direct act of patronage that sustains this work. You receive all the above, plus exclusive access to:

* Leadership Salons: Intimate, expert-led conversations.

* Guest Scholar & Leader Q&As: Direct access to key thinkers.

* Full Content Archive & Community Dialogue.

* First Access to courses, workshops, and real-world projects.

Our goal is to cultivate a community of practice dedicated to a prophetic ethos—informing ethical leadership, nourishing intellectual depth, and inspiring actionable service. If you are a seeker of knowledge, a leader striving for ethical clarity, or an individual who believes in the power of principled action, I invite you to join us.

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The first video I uploaded was of subpar quality, so I decided to create another unscripted one. I left the original audio up from the first recording and removed the video. I wish for trial and error to provide me with the valuable lessons and reminders I need to strive for Itqān (perfection), as this is the mark of the believer —a station I aspire to attain before leaving this world.

I am discussing the same topics I did in the first one, seeking to improve the quality of audio and video, albeit in an unscripted format.

InShā’Allah, moving forward, the content I will produce will continually improve.

Introduction to the Praxis Islamicus Substack Hub and The Praxis Practice podcast.

In this inaugural episode, I provide a brief overview of what I have set out to achieve and the different components of my vision.