4.9 • 941 Ratings
🗓️ 12 May 2025
⏱️ 90 minutes
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Ustadh Hisham Abu Yusuf is not your typical influencer. In fact, he hates social media. And yet, through a divine twist, his words have reached millions.
In this powerful episode of Freshly Grounded, Ustadh Hisham opens up about:
👉 His viral Names of Allah series and why it resonated so deeply.
👉 The emotional depth and research behind each lesson.
👉 His reflections on sincerity, fame, and being a “reluctant influencer.”
👉 Insights from his role at Tarteel AI and why it’s different from other AI apps.
👉 How working as a Muslim chaplain exposed him to the raw, unfiltered reality of young Muslims struggling with faith, identity, and trauma.
👉 The prophetic secret to calmness, productivity, and long-term resilience.
👉 The Musa (AS) story like you’ve never heard it before — as a framework for processing trauma and finding meaning in our most painful moments.
We also dive deep into topics like Arabic language revival, toxic teaching, and the dangerous illusions of self-help culture.
This isn’t just a conversation, it’s a perspective shift.
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0:00.0 | Some people love social media, some people live on social media, but this person, he hates social media and still pulled in half a million followers who love his content. |
0:10.0 | He's a graduate of Al-Azhar, head of growth at Tertil AI, a data and AI specialist, |
0:15.0 | Khatib, father, thought leader, the man behind the viral series on the Nice and Our Names of Allah, a reluctant influencer, but a necessary voice. |
0:22.5 | He didn't chase their numbers. The numbers chased him. Please welcome Ustahad Hisham Abu Yusuf. |
0:29.2 | That is a ridiculous in production but it is accurate how are you doing al-hambalah very well have you |
0:38.0 | how you've been missed this is a long time coming it is it has been i have been i have been late yes |
0:43.7 | you you are late but this is even for me this is yeah this is this is late subhannal but it's fine |
0:49.6 | look we got the karak there's a bit of a kithalaf on uh type of carac at the shop, but ahmdhah. |
0:57.0 | This is not a discussion of superiority. |
1:00.0 | Uh, sheikh, 13, first of all, how is it, how is it going? |
1:05.0 | I feel like, I don't know what's happening anymore. |
1:08.0 | How is Tertile going? Like, what's, how's it been? Are you guys, are |
1:13.2 | you guys, you guys, you guys are finally free of my, of my over-talking and my, uh, and my rapid, erratic |
1:20.5 | decision-making, I should say. Tartile without you is like tea without sugar. It's flat, so on, |
1:26.3 | but healthier. Is that, it's the thing that they tell you is healthy, |
1:30.7 | but when you taste it, you have like a look on your face like, please. Yeah, it's missing the, |
1:35.3 | it's missing the zinc that you bring. Al-Hamda-Lah. I think the whole team feels that. And also there's a, |
1:41.3 | I was looking through your page the other day and I was seeing even |
1:44.9 | in your facial chadjury content, there was always a tertile logo in the background. |
1:48.9 | Like it was, you were, you and Tertil was like married everywhere you went. |
1:53.7 | No, we still are. |
1:54.7 | No, don't say that we still are. |
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