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🎙️ In this episode of the Real Talk Podcast with Terron and Roxanna, we sit down with Umar Lee to discuss his recent trips to England, Turkey, and Bosnia.
The conversation begins with Lee reflecting
on his time in London and sharing his perspective on its Muslim community. Other topics include—but are not limited to—Mohammad bin Salman (MBS) and the significant changes he is initiating in Saudi Arabia, where Lee responds to whether these initiatives could be a shock to Saudi society and lead to negative consequences.
📚 During the podcast, we also delve into two books recommended by Lee for the relevance of their content—pertaining to the phenomenon of online conversions to Islam and the over-romanticizing of Islamic history by Muslims.
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You can find more of Br. Umar Lee by clicking the links below ✌️🔗😊
🔹 https://www.youtube.com/@UCn0D5epLsNAnpQfAgMzvSSw
🔹 https://umarlee.substack.com/
🔹 https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/25950480-umar-lee
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