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Quran in a Year+ (with Imam Saif Morad)

Qur’an in a Year+ is designed for busy Muslims who want to connect with the Qur’an in a simple, consistent way. In just 403 days, journey through the entire Qur’an with Imam Saif Morad—each episode under 20 minutes.

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Day 344- Before You Speak, Share, or Take Sides | Hujurat 1-10 (opens the original)

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    In verses 1–10 of Surah al-Ḥujurāt, Allah teaches us the discipline of a believer: never place our opinions ahead of Allah and His Messenger ﷺ, never allow unverified information to shape our judgment, and never let conflict destroy justice or brotherhood. In an age of hadith rejection, AI-generated misinformation, partisan news, and algorithmic echo chambers, these verses teach us how to submit to authentic guidance, verify before sharing, and remain just even when our own side is wrong.

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Day 343- Trusting Allah When You Cannot See the Full Picture | Fath 24-29 (opens the original)

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    In today’s episode, we conclude Sūrah al-Fatḥ by reflecting on Allah’s hidden wisdom, the danger of prideful zeal, and the tranquility He sends into the hearts of believers. Why are some doors delayed even when they seem good for us? What happens when anger, loyalty, or ego becomes stronger than what we know is right? And how can we respond with taqwā instead of reacting from emotion?

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Day 342- Do Your Part, Then Trust Allah’s Support | Fath 13- 23 (opens the original)

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    In today’s episode, we reflect on Sūrat al-Fatḥ and the powerful contrast between those who wanted the reward without sacrifice and the Companions who remained firm when the outcome was uncertain. At al-Ḥudaybiyyah, what appeared to be a setback became one of Islam’s greatest openings. Allah revealed promises of victory before they unfolded, strengthening our certainty that the Qur’an is the speech of the One who knows the past, present, and future. We also explore how sakīnah comes to the heart

  4. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Day 341- Finding Sakinah When Life Feels Uncertain | Fath 1-12 (opens the original)

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    In today’s episode, we reflect on the Treaty of al-Ḥudaybiyyah, a moment that appeared painful and humiliating to the Companions, yet Allah called it a clear victory. What do you do when Allah’s plan does not look like the plan you hoped for? We explore the meaning of sakīnah, the tranquility Allah sends into believing hearts during moments of fear and uncertainty, and how the Qur’an heals and steadies the heart by reminding us of Allah’s power, wisdom, and unseen help. We also reflect on the da

  5. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Day 340- Life Has a Way of Revealing People | Muhammad 25-38 (opens the original)

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    In today’s episode, we explore how the heart can gradually move away from Allah, how Satan beautifies wrong choices and gives us false hope that there is always more time, and how our loves and dislikes can slowly become misaligned with revelation. We also look at how trials expose what is really inside us. Pressure can reveal resentment, ego, weakness, and doubt, but it can also bring out patience, sincerity, courage, and trust in Allah. Finally, Allah warns us not to nullify our deeds. We may

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