Ustadth Ubaydullah Evans

06/05/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDHxKHTkuHA

Tell Me A Story is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast that preserves the lived experiences of Muslims, stories of faith, resilience, and transformation...

06/05/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvRJQHbw-OM

This video of the Miraaj Academy Graduation features the following guests:0:00 – 1:20: Ustadth Ubaydullah Evans01:21 – 18:50: Dr. Sherman Jackson18:51 –...

05/12/2025

https://youtu.be/KaP2KkbKwi8?si=3e2taQgiyii9_dcj

Tell Me A Story is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast that preserves the lived experiences of Muslims—stories of faith, resilience, and transformation....

05/10/2025

https://www.alimprogram.org/blog/but-do-you-feel-safe-with-him?mc_cid=4e63cc701f

In this powerful reflection, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans explores what it means for men to truly support their partners—emotionally, spiritually, and not just financially—through a reading of Umm Zakiyyah’s 10 Reasons Why Performing Femininity Never Works in

05/07/2025

Shaykh Hamzah Abdul Malik and his wife, Ustadha Maryam Abdul Hakeem, are dear friends of ours who are in urgent need of your support. Maryam’s sister, Anse Hafsa, has recently received a devastating diagnosis of stage 3 cancer. While facing this immense challenge, she is also caring for her 6-week old newborn and 10-year old son.

Please donate to help ease the financial burden of her medical course of treatment. Please keep Anse Hafsa and her family in your heartfelt duas during this incredibly difficult time.

With dua, love, and community—let’s help Hafsa heal.

04/18/2025

In this inaugural episode of Tell Me A Story, Ubaydullah Evans sits down with celebrated author Umm Zakiyyah for a powerful conversation on her latest book, But Do You Feel Safe With Him? 10 Reasons Why Performing Femininity Never Works in Love.

Inshallah, the full interview will be released to the public in May—here’s a preview of what the three episodes will cover.

Part 1: Can We Feel Safe with Our Men?
Part 2: Problems with Performing Femininity and the Alpha Male
Part 3: Men Should Accept the Challenge of Compassionate Leadership

01/02/2025

I highly recommend attending Black Seed Farm’s Reconnect Retreat this year - June 19-22, 2025, Whidbey Island, WA.

In this documentary, scholar and thought leader Ubaydullah Evans engages in a profound conversation with Adasha Turner, the visionary founder of Black Seed F...

01/24/2024

From Hadiyah Muhammad:

I am deeply moved by the communal response to help Sr. Asiyah.

Shwayah Rashid - Ubaydullah’s wife, Aasiyah’s mother, and Sr. Asiyah’s daughter – supported her husband while he was studying at Al-Azhar University in Egypt. Her unexpected and tragic passing at age 30 meant that she never got to experience the overwhelming love, honor, and support of a community that directly benefits from her sacrifice. For me, this communal response for her mother is an extension of your love for our family and honor of Shwayah’s sacrifice. Thank you.

As noted in my campaign letter, Sr. Asiyah is a pillar in Aasiyah’s life; it is through Aasiyah’s relationship with her grandmother that she can access her mother. Your response to Sr. Asiyah’s emergency is layered and meaningful on so many levels.

Thank you for supporting my campaign. May Allah protect you from experiencing a similar trial and always keep you among those who give, ameen.

‘O Allah, what blessing I or any of Your creation have risen upon, is from You alone, without partner, so for You is all praise and unto You all thanks.’

A Note from Sr. Asiyah:
To every friend, family member and stranger who’s donated, prayed and wished well for Meek’aeel and I we thank you! There is so much to navigate during times such as these, KNOW that your donation relieves us from the worries of money. We are forever grateful for each and beautiful, kind and generous soul.

01/21/2024

Ubaydullah Evans is not formally on Facebook. He does not have personal social media nor does he check this page. This account was created years ago to highlight his classes in Chicago. I am posting this campaign asking for support for his first mother-in-law, Sr. Asiyah Rashid-Crow.

Sr. Asiyah Rashid-Crow is a single mother of an adult autistic son, her home has been destroyed by an electrical fire.

06/04/2019

Only $4000 away from our goal!

For those celebrating today: EID MUBARAK! A special THANK YOU to those who contributed to our fundraising campaign. There is still time to donate for those wishing to do so...we are just $4000 short of our final goal: www.launchgood.com/alif

06/03/2019