This podcast spotlights Muslim health equity in Kenya. It explores Shariah-compliant care, religious-health disconnects, and ethical reform featuring voices from public health, policy, academia, and faith to advance inclusive, Islamic-aligned healthcare.

This episode features a candid discussion on Kenyan Muslims’ engagement with the colonial-era science-based medical education system, questioning its relevance and effectiveness in addressing the unique health needs of the Muslim community.

This episode explores how Kenya’s colonial-era, science-based medical education system is being adopted by Muslims, and critically examines its effectiveness in addressing the cultural, ethical, and health needs of the Muslim community today.

This episode explores Ibadah-Friendly Hospitals faith-integrated healthcare models that honor Islamic values. It examines historical roots, challenges in conventional care, and the need for spiritual support, community engagement, and culturally competent healthcare training.