Do Influencers Owe Their Followers Advocacy? | Imam Tom Live
May 16, 2024
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as posted by the channelMay 15, 2024. We tackle the "Celebrity Guillotine" phenomenon during #blockout2024, scrutinizing the role of Muslim influencers who remain silent on Palestine and engage in divisive online behavior. We'll dissect the responsibilities of public figures in leveraging their platforms ethically, while also delving into the correct Islamic approach to public criticism. Our controversial callout segment features Trevor Noah's connection with ISNA and the broader implications of celebrity involvement in community issues. The episode also covers practical Islamic teachings on nighttime routines from the Sunan of sleep, and continues with insights from John Maxwell's "21 Laws of Leadership," focusing on building meaningful connections and empowering leadership. Tune in to enrich your understanding and engage in this critical conversation.
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