<p>In this powerful episode, we sit down with <em>Zul-Qarnain</em> — the man who made headlines after interrupting Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show in a bold protest against the ongoing wars and genocide in Palestine and Sudan. Zul-Qarnain shares an unfiltered, emotional account of that day: the motivation behind his public act, what happened behind the scenes, and how it sparked global conversations around justice and human rights.</p><p>We also explore his tireless work beyond that moment. He opens up about his charity initiatives aimed at supporting war-affected families, his dawah efforts through <em>The Open Book</em> platform, and how he&#39;s using media to reframe narratives about Islam. Zul-Qarnain also walks us through his deeply personal reversion story to Islam — from spiritual searching to the conviction that led him to faith.</p><p>This episode is a reflection on courage, faith, activism, and the power of standing up when the world is watching</p><p></p>