
Saad Yaqub
PhD Candidate in Islamic Studies at Georgetown University; scholar, writer, and Ustadh specializing in Islamic theology, philosophy, and Muhammad Iqbal's thought.
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Jul 15, 2026
180: Dawah Bros, Debate Culture & the Muslim Intellectual Crisis w. Ustadh Saad Yacoob
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46:08MahmoudHOST
Iqbal,

Saad YaqubGUEST
Muhammad Iqbal, he starts his most important prose work, which is a reconstruction of religious thought in Islam, with a very profound statement, which is the Quran is a book that emphasizes action over idea.

Saad YaqubGUEST
And my question for all of them at all times is what are you going to do about it? Because realistically, what I see amongst Muslims is people who are so desperate and in despair about the possibility of action that they've retreated from action into feeling.
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50:22MahmoudHOST
Why is that? What do you think is so profound about his thought?