Reviews
Great guests but please please stop interrupting Parvez. Just stop!
SnideBwoy via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 10/22/18
that brims with relevant and exciting stories of Muslims in America. Jazāka-Allāh!
abumagan via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/17/17
Diffused was the first Muslim podcast I subscribed to and they have some really amazing episodes (Dr Umar, Imam Zaid). I wish they were more consistent in their production because sometimes you have to wait over a month to hear new content. I also feel like there is a lack of diversity in the...Read full review »
Dhaka Streets via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/05/17
I am not an American but a Turkish Muslim Phd student at an American university. I love your episodes with Muslim scholars such as Dr Umar Faruq Abdullah and Prof. Sherman Jackson. For young aspiring scholars it is great to hear their experiences in Islamic Studies. It helps to contextualize...Read full review »
Said Salih via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/09/16
Every episode just gets better and better, but the last with Imam Tahir and Rehan was just fantabulous and might even BREAK THE INTERNET. It equipped us with all the right tools for Ramadan, both spiritually and physically. You could have named the episode something like “SUPER-iMAM vs BATMAN” ;).
DesignMonstr via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/11/16
I am not an American. Have only visited the country a few times. I don't have a direct contact with the American Muslim community (or any other community for that matter). And yet. And yet the monthly (or so) ruminations and pontifications of this delightful podcast bring a semblance of joy and...Read full review »
Übermensch Doppelgänger via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/10/16
It’s hard to appreciate a great person during their life. Diffused Congruence highlights the living legacy of the great men and women who make up part of the American Muslim mosaic. They’ve performed a great service in delving into these stories and preserving the beautiful fabric that makes up...Read full review »
Amjad T. via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 01/09/16
I listened to some good episodes, the hosts don't rush through the interview. Wide variety of topics are covered as well. Keep up the good work.
Saliha.m via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/31/15
This podcast is such a great way to understand the backgrounds of today's American Muslim leaders, I thoroughly enjoy listening to it.
N. Khan via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/07/15
Love the pod and the diverse view points. Some other great American scholars you may want to interview are Dr Jonathan Brown, Dr Yasir Qadhi, and Omar Suleiman.
Rocketeer1125 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/20/15
Being an American Muslim, love hearing from those in our community in this intimate manner. I'm just disappointed in myself for not finding this earlier (late arrival to podcasts and well, didn't have an iPad or Apple device at the time you guys started). I've only listened to the first 5...Read full review »
Aneebaba via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/15/15
Great Podcast telling the real story of American Muslim. I love it.
Paliluck via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/23/15
Why do we listen to podcasts? Because we love the idea of tapping into the world, in an unfiltered way and learning from stories of people who may be half a globe away or just next door, but who we might not engage or listen to because the lines of communication are usually closed or, at the...Read full review »
Mr. Striving via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/20/15
The content, conversations, interviews are really good, there are some that are really great and I've recommend them to friends. However, the poor production, the cracklings and echoes really let it down. it makes it really difficult to follow and listen to esp. on my iPod unlike other...Read full review »
eM-O E via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 03/24/15
A profound contribution on so many levels. I am a researcher and these oral histories have been wonderfully rewarding. Kudos and many thanks!
Selom38 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/18/15
Thank you for broadcasting some of the complexities of Islam in America. These podcasts reveal a depth that is often lost in mass media these days. Good work and I look forward to your future episodes. I'm hooked!
Go rockets via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/08/15
Pervez and Zaki sit down with a vast array of men and women who make up the American Muslim community; which comprise of comedians, academics, actors, photographers, authors, and many more. Each providing their own unique story on their upbringing, understanding, experiences, and — at times —...Read full review »
Niquephreak via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/16/14
This is the quintessential podcast about the Muslim American experience! Muslims Americans contribute to the U.S. In more ways than people realize – they are your doctors, lawyers, and government worker. They entertain you through sports, literature, music and media. They work tireless as...Read full review »
Omar A via · 09/24/14
This is the quintessential podcast about the Muslim American experience! Muslims Americans contribute to the U.S. In more ways than people realize – they are your doctors, lawyers, and government worker. They entertain you through sports, literature, music and media. They work tireless as...Read full review »
Omar A. Ansari via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/24/14
Great in-depth interviews with various personalities across the spectrum of american Islam. I’d like to hear more about the hosts. I’d like to hear Parvez interview Zaki and vice versa. The hosts themselves would make great guests. The guest list has been great, but I’d love to hear from folks...Read full review »
theRoderick via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/27/14
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