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The Vigilant Caretaker: Principles of Islamic Leadership

The Vigilant Caretaker: Principles of Islamic Leadership

By: Abul Ala Morshed
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 A series exploring Principles of Islamic Leadership. Through the lives of prophets, companions, and remarkable men and women, this series shows that leadership in Islam is rooted in humility, sincerity, patience, and service—not power or status. Discover why true leadership is rare, how to cultivate it, and how every believer carries responsibility to guide with integrity and faith. This series is based on the book "The Vigilant Caretaker: Principles of Islamic Leadership". Available now on Amazon and other book outlets. Visit www.vigilantcaretaker.com for more details on where to purchase.Abul Ala Morshed
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  • Episode 7: Islamic Leadership and the Legacy We Leave

    Episode 7: Islamic Leadership and the Legacy We Leave
    Feb 21 2026

    Islamic leadership is universal yet unique: it calls every believer to responsibility, not privilege. What legacy will you leave through your leadership?
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    7 mins
  • Episode 6: The Diseases That Corrupt Leadership

    Episode 6: The Diseases That Corrupt Leadership
    Feb 21 2026

    Pride, ego, nepotism, and arrogance can destroy even great leaders. This episode highlights the spiritual diseases of leadership—and their cures.
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    8 mins
  • Episode 5: The Daily Responsibilities of a Leader

    Episode 5: The Daily Responsibilities of a Leader
    Feb 21 2026

    True leadership is measured by action. From protecting the vulnerable to building resources and mentoring successors, we uncover the daily duties of a leader.
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    9 mins
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