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Published by Muslim Central
Samih Jad is a distinguished South African based scholar dedicated to spreading the message of Islam. He pursued his studies in Egypt and at the Islamic University of Madinah, specializing in Dawah (inviting others to Islam) and comparative religions. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media. With over 23 years of experience in Dawah, marriage counseling, and Islamic science, Sheikh Samih Jad is the Imam of Zeenatul Islam Masjid in Cape Town. He is known for his work as a wellness mentor, life coach, marriage counselor, and for providing Ruqyah (Islamic healing) and dream interpretation. He offers guidance through pre-marital, marital, and relationship consultations, clarifies faith-related concerns, and helps individuals overcome anxiety, distress, and depression by integrating faith. Samih Jad presents various Islamic programs on television channels such as Hilaal TV and ITV, as well as on radio stations like Voice of the Cape FM and Radio Islam International. He is also recognized for his short videos on TikTok focusing on the meaning of Muslim names and other Islamic topics, and has a significant presence on YouTube where he shares daily reminders, lessons, and spiritual guidance. His work emphasizes the importance of Quran and Hadith, character development (Akhlaq), and finding hope through faith. 📞 For Booking & Inquiries: 📱 WhatsApp: +27 67 782 9220 📧 Email: truthcaller@gmail.com 📲 Telegram: @samihjad
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