Will Trump Be Bad For Muslims? with Sami Hamdi

What does Trump mean for the wider world, how do we position Trump’s America First philosophy in the context of US Unipolarity. Are we seeing the unravelling of the US in the world? To help us understand Trumps America I am happy to have back on the show Sami Hamdi. Sami is an analysts and campaigner and we are forever indebted to his energy.

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
3:49 – How much did Gaza play in Kamala’s loss?
17:00 – The Muslim community’s role in Kamala’s loss
21:15 – The Green Party not a vehicle?
23:00 – The power of Dawah
31:30 – Has Gaza brought about a shift?
37:11 – Is Netanyahu emboldened by the Trump presidency?
43:45 – Does Iran have to worry about Trump?
56:42 – Is the Trump administration going to be more ‘America First’?
1:04:35 – ‘America First’ from a trade perspective
1:10:37 – Gaza created a new environment
1:14:27 – What will dictate the future of America?
1:15:58 – Public opinion in America turning towards Nationalism?
1:19:25 – Dawah’s ability to shift society
1:27:20 – Never forget that Gazans are at the centre of all of this
1:38:30 – The reward for our activism is Jannah – centre this
1:43:00 – Connecting Dawah to politics
1:55:09 – Is politics so ingrained within Sami that he will carry on in Jannah?
1:57:56 – We all build on the backs of each other
1:58:45 – Imagine the impact we have if we continue moving

[TheThinkingMuslim]

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[TsaurusRoar]

I'm a black non-Muslim man but I have to say this man is very insightful and I'm glad to hear his voice. This genocide has made me re-evaluate many things & voices like his especially now is important!

[bmacaz]

I’m not Muslim & do not speak Arabic, but I listened to the entire podcast, enjoyed it very much, and moved by it. If I someday choose to adopt a son — he will be from Palestine. Thank you 🙏

[Zmokstil]

It's funny how as an American, I have watch your podcast, which is operating in the UK, to understand the political climate of my own country. Thank you for what you do.

[berenicebarrientos]

I’m Mexican, and I am with the Palestinian people

[susiex]

Im a Christian of Southern European background who has been actively pro Palestinian for over 25 years. I enjoy listening to Sami Hamdi when ever you have him on your podcast. He is so wise. God bless him and his family, especially his children. Long live the Palestinian resistance!

[mohammedrahil]

Started tearing up when he started speaking about the child with no legs. Thank you Jalal bhai for inviting Brother Sami Hamdi

[jolselanjur]

I really love how sammi answer about Mehdi in delicate way and divert it for audience to focus on survey, data and fact and in turn never braging about himself or make it low for mehdi or attacking his personal. This manner will unite muslim ummah. This is wise.

[tadpoles]

I'm Christian and lifelong Democrat. I couldn't bring g myself to vote democratic in this election because of Gaza and the matters affecting the West Bank k. I voted green.

[JudyZuma]

Non muslim South African here, Sami Hamndi, I love the way he simplifies the different agendas and principles of different Muslim leaders that lead to the strange decisions and policies they pursue . I understand the Saudis/ Egypt selfish position better because of Sami’s teachings. I understand Turkey/ Iran position better because of Sami. I understand the region better now and share that knowledge with friends and family and that is what is rapidly changing world opinion. Keep spreading the word

[barrydhurieux]

I did not vote for the Democrats because of Gaza. I am an African-American male of mixed race and also they weren’t giving anything to African-Americans for our vote. I even switched my party affiliation from Democrats to independent.

[tamlynmcdonald]

Sami always succeeds in bringing me to tears with the passion and the fire that emanates from the very core of his being. He speaks of the truth and the pain and the collective grief that we all experience no matter who we are or who we worship. As always, I am so grateful for the chance to hear Sami’s words, thank you for platforming him.

[mmvh]

I am a white American Atheist. And DID NOT vote for Democratic Party in the presidential ticket for the first time in 24 years. Yes, Gaza was my primary reason. voted green. G-word was a redline for me.

[sumudsterling]

I’m 31 yt woman in chicago. I will never vote for a democrat again unless endorsed or recommended by groups like codepink or abandon Harris.

[stevebeschakis]

It's easy for us in the U.S. to treat the issue of our government's foreign policy crimes at the level of an abstract moral debate. For particularizing the issue in the image of a single, innocent child whose unimaginable suffering is the direct result of those criminal policies, I am grateful to Sami Hamdi and to the channel for hosting him. Thank You very much.

[shaheenmuhammad]

I could listen to Sami's analysis and tafseer for hours. May Almigty Allah grant both these brothers baraka in all their affairs

[lonelytraveler]

This podcast is a masterclass in high class & manners.

[yvonneyork]

Sami Hamdi is a unique and powerful voice for the cause. I listen to him and Norman Finkelstein for political commentary as well as for their deep moral perspective. There are many astute scholars and commentators in independent media, but these two men stand out for their spiritual fire.

[X-SAM]

Sami Hamdi the world loves you, peace be upon you brother

[SaeedAhmed-nsoo]

I was privileged to have met with Sami Hamdi last week in Manchester. He’s a prolific speaker bringing so many dots together in one coherent comprehension. Inspirational speaker. Thank you for educating us all.