Ramadan is a month-long period of fasting observed by millions of Muslims around the world. Fasting for 30 days may make it tempting to let go of healthy eating habits and binge out during Suhoor and Iftar, but that’s not the spirit of Ramadan. In Islam, we recognise our bodies to be a trust from […]
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My Quran Story – Defining the Quran
Witness the profound impact of the Quran in modern society. “My Quran Story” is a four-part documentary capturing the spirit and profound impact of the Quran. We explore in detail the spiritual, emotional and intellectual role the Quran plays in modern society. Our first episode titled “Defining the Quran” captures the meaning of the Quran […]
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A waist of time
A waist of time – How diet-obsessed culture is leading to disordered eating amongst women “Mariam look at my tummy, I just can’t make this budge.” “If I just go Keto, I’ll get abs like Sara on instagram.” “I only do plant-based, organic, no gluten, diary…oh and no carbs.” We are constantly bombarded with #thinspiration, […]
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I Found Hidden Muslims Living Inside Afghanistan’s Caves | Ep. 2
OnePath Network travels beyond Kabul in Episode 2 of our three-part Muslims Explored series, “The Heart of Afghanistan,” exploring Jalalabad, Bamyan, and the breathtaking landscapes of Band-e-Amir. From winding mountain road journeys and chapli kebab kitchens to encounters with shepherds and families living in ancient cave dwellings, this documentary reveals everyday Afghan life through faith, […]
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I Lost My Family When I Found Islam: Shaykha Umm Jamaal Ud-Din
Discover what it truly means to choose Islam in Episode Two of Conversations. Shaykha Umm Jamaal ud-Din, who embraced Islam in the late 1980s, and Amy Carrington, a recent revert navigating her first year as a Muslim, reflect on faith, family, identity and conviction across two very different eras. From navigating Islam without internet or […]
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Muslim Couple Spills The Truth About Love, Sacrifice & Kids
Discover the wisdom of a couple married for 19 years as they share insights on marriage, parenting, and maintaining a strong Muslim identity in the West. Dr Rania Awaad, a psychiatry professor at Stanford, and Shaykh Rami Nsour, an Islamic educator, offer lessons grounded in Islamic tradition and real-life experience.
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What’s on my plate | Cooking Challenge Ep.1
Bismillah. Welcome to the very first episode of What’s On My Plate?, OnePath Network’s ultimate cooking challenge series where the pressure is high, the kitchen is chaotic, and the only goal is to serve a winning plate before iftar. Hosted by Ramis Ansari and Moodi Dennaoui this episode features Muhammad Malik vs AbuBakir Rafiq going […]
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I INVESTIGATED Afghanistan Under The Taliban… I Was Shocked
In this first chapter of the three-part Muslims Explored series “The Heart of Afghanistan,” OnePath Network journeys beyond the headlines to meet the people behind the narrative and uncover the reality of a nation shaped by decades of war, resilience, faith, and hope. Through firsthand encounters and authentic storytelling, this series seeks to understand Afghanistan […]
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The Key To Truly Falling In Love With The Quran
In this special Ramadan episode, OnePath Network sits down with Ustadh Mohamad El Bikai to explore what it truly means to build a lifelong relationship with the Qur’an. From overcoming personal doubts to understanding the deeper purpose beyond memorisation, this conversation offers powerful reflections, practical advice, and spiritual insight for Muslims seeking a stronger connection […]
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Callisthenics for Beginners: A Muslim’s Guide to Building Strength, Faith, and Discipline
What if you could build incredible physical strength using only the body Allah (SWT) has blessed you with? This is the core philosophy behind callisthenics, a powerful form of bodyweight training that builds muscle, discipline, and a deeper connection to your own God-given potential. At OnePath Network, we had the privilege of training with Jahedul […]
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Melbourne Prayer Times – Ramadan 2026
Welcome to your dedicated resource for Melbourne prayer times. At OnePath Network, we know that Salah is the cornerstone of a Muslim’s day as a moment of peace, re-energising, reflection, and connection with Allah (SWT). In a bustling city like Melbourne, finding a quiet moment to pray is a blessing. Monthly Prayer Schedule for Melbourne […]
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Sydney Prayer Times – Ramadan 2026
Stay connected to your daily prayers throughout Ramadan with accurate Sydney prayer times from OnePath Network. Whether you’re planning your fast, organising your workday, or preparing for Taraweeh, our prayer timetable is designed to help you worship with clarity and confidence. Monthly Prayer Schedule for Sydney Access a complete monthly prayer schedule for Sydney, covering […]
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The Complete Sunnah Guide to Eid al-Fitr: A Joyful & Spiritually-Minded Celebration
After a month of fasting, reflection, and devotion during Ramadan, the arrival of Eid al-Fitr is a moment of immense joy and gratitude. It’s not just a festival; it’s a profound spiritual culmination and a gift from Allah (SWT). But how do we celebrate this day in a way that honours its significance and follows […]
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Wudu Steps: A Complete Guide to Perfect Ablution in Ramadan
Ramadan is a month of immense spiritual significance, a time when we strive to connect with Allah (SWT) on a deeper level. While we focus on fasting, prayer, and reading the Qur’an, the foundation of our formal worship begins with a simple yet profound act: Wudu (ablution). Performing wudu is not just about physical cleansing; […]
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I Found Australia’s Forgotten Afghan Muslims
In this documentary, OnePath Network journeys deep into the Australian outback to uncover a little-known chapter of Australia’s Islamic history. Our journey takes us to Broken Hill, home to one of the oldest surviving mosques in regional Australia, built by Muslim cameleers in the late 1800s. Practising Islam far from home, they crossed the outback […]