How One Man’s Conversion to Islam Shaped Canada’s Policies - Stephen Brown скачать в хорошем качестве

How One Man’s Conversion to Islam Shaped Canada’s Policies - Stephen Brown

On this episode of the Safi Bros Podcast, we are back with another episode from the Prophetic Summit in Turkiye. We are excited to share the Success Story of Stephen Brown, CEO of the National Council of Canadian Muslims. Stephen is a leader and community organizer with decades of experience in the private sector, in organized labour, and in human rights advocacy. We were blown away to hear the history of Stephen’s family and how they have instilled within him an unshakable resolve to stand up for the Muslim community. A huge thanks to Stephen Brown for joining us on The Safi Bros Podcast and sharing his personal experiences for our audience. For more information on Stephen’s work, please check out the National Council of Canadian Muslims website: nccm.ca We always love hearing your feedback, so please leave a comment. Make sure to like & subscribe, and if you know someone who would benefit from this episode, please share as well. For audio listeners, find us on: 🎧 Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/safispotify 🎧 Apple: https://tinyurl.com/safiapple 🎧 Google: https://tinyurl.com/safigoogle 🎧 Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/safiamazon ✨follow us on socials✨ ♾️ TikTok:   / safi.bros.podcast   Facebook:   / safi.brothersss   📷 Instagram:   / safi.bros.podcast   0:00:00 - intro 0:03:58 - Stephen's christian background 0:06:29 - Reading the Quran for the first time 0:11:25 - Teaching himself arabic 0:13:25 - Getting to know his muslim peers 0:17:16 - Taking his shahada 0:18:57 - Acceptance from his christian family 0:24:18 - The Civil Rights Movement 0:28:54 - Victories & challenges as a lobbyist 0:35:30 - Standing up for your community 0:39:54 - How to make a change 0:48:33 - Managing your own emotions & needs 0:50:35 - Empowering others to succeed 0:55:26 - Stephen's vision for the community 1:02:50 - The Muslim community's power to make change 1:10:54 - Stephen Brown's "I Am" Statement