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Mega-Masjids, Middle Class Islam, and Malcolm X

In this episode of Thinking Youth, we sit down with attorney and activist Musab Abdali, who works with the Oak Cliff Empowerment Center serving one of Texas’ most underprivileged communities. Together, we explore the challenges and opportunities facing Islam in America - from the role of dawah in inner-city neighborhoods to the impact of class, capitalism, and community-building on our faith and spirituality. We also reflect on the legacy of Malcolm X and consider what his insights could teach Muslims today about unity, division, and claiming greatness in the Muslim American community. Musab shares personal experiences, wisdom, and the books that have shaped his journey, offering a unique perspective on the future of Islam in the U.S. Watch until the end and Follow us on: IG:   / thinkingyouthpod   TikTok:   / thinkingyouthpod   Subscribe to our Youtube channel for more:    / @thethinkingyouth   Subscribe to the Thinking Muslim Podcast:    / @thethinkingmuslim   Subscribe to Mosaab's Substack: https://notmosaad.substack.com Subscribe to Arhaam's Substack: https://substack.com/@mohammadarhaamm... Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video are those of the individual speaker(s) and do not represent the views of the host, producers, platform, or any affiliated organisation. This content is provided for lawful, informational, and analytical purposes only, and should not be taken as professional advice. Viewer discretion is advised. Timstamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:50 - Are Muslims at risk losing Islam in America? 05:40 - The places where Islam would theoretically be most disadvantaged 11:15 - Are we Building unfair communities? 14:58 - The risks of internalising capitalist ethos in our lives 17:22 - Can Muslims claim Malcom Xs greatness? 20:15 - What would Malcom X say about divisions in the American Ummah today? 22:00 - How Our views on divisions Impact our Faith 29:30 - What is a book that has changed your life?