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How Death Can Make You Realize You Aren’t Doing Enough - Mufti Abdul Wahab Waheed

In this episode of The Safi Bros Podcast, we were honored to welcome Mufti Abdul Wahab Waheed from the US to share his amazing Success Story with us. Mufti Abdul Wahab Waheed is a born-and-raised scholar, becoming a Hafiz at 11, he is now a Co-founder and Director at Michigan Islamic Institute & Miftaah Institute, alongside his brothers. We were truly touched by his story of brotherhood & connected purpose. Make sure to tune in next week to the second part. A huge thanks to Mufti Abdul Wahab Waheed for such an amazing discussion. Please follow him on twitter @muftiawahab_ & check out Miftaah Institute: www.miftaah.org We always love hearing your feedback, so please leave a comment. Make sure to like & subscribe, and if you know someone who would benefit from this episode, please share as well. For audio listeners, find us on: 🎧 Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/safispotify 🎧 Apple: https://tinyurl.com/safiapple 🎧 Google: https://tinyurl.com/safigoogle 🎧 Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/safiamazon ✨follow us on socials✨ ♾️ TikTok:   / safi.brothers   Facebook:   / safi.brothersss   📷 Instagram:   / safi.brothers   00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:13 - Travelling to Australia from the US 00:04:01 - The influence of his parents 00:11:52 - Brotherhood & boarding school 00:17:03 - The difficulty of giving up the comfort of family 00:20:52 - Studying and becoming a conduit for positive change 00:23:17 - The brothers' goal to start a school 00:27:50 - "If you walk to me, I run upon you" - Taking the first step 00:31:51 - The tragic loss of his youngest brother 00:34:54 - Serving your mother & a mother's intuition 00:39:11 - Grieving a great loss 00:43:49 - The ongoing process of overcoming grief 00:48:45 - Re-living a traumatic experience 00:52:37 - Do you have to be happy to make others happy? 00:57:14 - "Your brother never belonged to you, he always belonged to Allah"