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Podcast: Fiftieth Episode with Special Guest | You

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April 4, 2021

Zeba Khan

You, dear brothers and sisters, who sponsor every episode of this podcast, are my special guests today. As we cross our 18,700th download since launch, may Allah grant you the blessings of ALL the good that comes from it, InshaAllah.

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So today, my special guest, we’d like you to kick back and enjoy some of the most interesting, possibly mind-blowing, and deep insights that our other guests have had from some of the downloaded episodes to date, as well as a few gems you might have missed.

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Zeba Khan

Zeba Khan is the Editor at Large - Special Needs for MuslimMatters.org, as well as a writer, speaker, and advocate for social justice. In addition to having a child with autism, she herself lives with Ehlers-Danlos Sydrome, Dysautonomia, Mast-Cell Activation Disorder, and a random assortment of acronyms that collectively translate to chronic illness and progressive disability. She is also an enthusiastic student of martial arts.