Boys In The Cave

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Booking Overview

Boys In The Cave is a Muslim intellectual-discourse podcast that hosts academics, activists, and faith leaders to debate themes like modernity, history, and lived ethics. It’s a strong platform for experts who can speak with nuance on theology, society, and intellectual reform—especially on audience-relevant Muslim thought topics.

Metrics

Episodes: 145

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 836.0k subscribers

Instagram: 3.0M followers

Contact Information

boysinthecave@gmail.com

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Host

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Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Academics (often PhD/Dr-level), established writers/historians, recognized activists involved in faith-related civic action, and shaykhs/influencers with credibility in Islamic scholarship and public discourse.
Required Achievements:  
Published books or research in Islamic studies/history, Public intellectual output via media (writing, speaking), Leadership/active participation in faith-based initiatives, Recognized teaching/edification work (e.g., sex education framed through Islamic ethics)

Recent Guest Discussions

Kaleem Bullivant - Participation In The Global Sumud Flotilla; Spiritual/emotional Meaning Of The Mission; Lived Experience Onboard; Motivations And Courage; Drones/in-the-moment Context

Dr. Yakoob Ahmed - Modernity’s Effects On The Muslim Mind; Nation-state And Colonization And Rewiring Collective Memory; Myths Of “objective” History; Gatekeeping In Academia; Recovering Historical Consciousness With Adab; Muslim Historical Imagination

Habeeb Akande - Islamic Perspectives On Masculinity; Online Masculinity Culture And The Manosphere; Critique Of Rigid “red Pill Vs Feminism” Binary; Misuse Of Fitrah/ghayrah Terms; Prophetic Sexual Ethics And Integrity

Recent Topics

Islamic Discourse, History, Theology, Modernity, Masculinity

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Boys In The Cave
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Ep 141 - "Drones Are Buzzing Around As We Speak": Live From the Flotilla Boat with Kaleem Bullivant

May 16, 2026

In this unreal episode, we were joined by Kaleem Bullivant, who spoke to us while literally being on the flotilla boat. This was not a normal studio conversation. Kaleem joined us from the sea, in the middle of a real journey, giving us a raw and personal insight into what it is like to be part of the flotilla, why he chose to be there, and what the experience meant to him on a human, spiritual and emotional level.  We discuss the reality of life onboard, the motivation behind the mission, th...

Ep 140 - Dr. Yakoob Ahmed on How Modernity Rewired the Muslim Mind & The Myth of Modern History

February 14, 2026

We sit down with Dr Yakoob Ahmed for a deep conversation on how modernity quietly reshaped the Muslim mind, and why so much of what we call "modern history" is built on myths, assumptions, and power. We explore how colonisation and the nation state rewired Muslim memory, identity, and imagination, how the idea of "objective history" can become a trap, and what it takes to recover a more honest, grounded way of understanding our past without nostalgia, propaganda, or performative outrage. We d...

Ep 139 - Sunnah-Centred Manhood vs Online Masculinity Culture, Dawah Bros & Feminism | Habeeb Akande

February 02, 2026

Habeeb Akande, British-Nigerian writer, historian, and sex educator, joins us to unpack topics many Muslims argue about loudly, but rarely discuss with depth, nuance, and real principles. We talk about the modern crisis of masculinity in Muslim spaces, why "Red Pill vs feminist" has become a rigid false binary, and how figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson slot into a deeper identity struggle for some Muslim men. We also explore how Islamic terms get weaponised in online discourse, inc...

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