The 18-Year-Old Taking Over Dubai’s Social Media

At 18, Amin Hakim totalled his mum's car and walked away. Weeks later, a panic attack left him thinking he wouldn't see the morning. Two warnings. Then one dua on the Day of Arafah, between Asr and Maghrib, changed everything. In this episode of Rise of the Young Muslims, Amin shares how he went from gamer to agency owner without university, how he closed his first client, the simple secret behind viral content, and why he now feeds hundreds of people every week through Charity for Eternity. 🤲 Support or volunteer with Charity for Eternity (UAE): https://chat.whatsapp.com/LB2M2GVgY0i... 📲 Follow Amin:   / probablyameen   🎙️ Follow ROYM:   / mushahid.bhatti_   💬 Comment below: what's one thing you want to change in yourself? Set the intention. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:43 Welcome to Rise of the Young Muslims 1:49 Meet Amin Hakim 2:17 Making content since age 7 3:46 Who he was at 14 6:41 His faith back then: "I knew nothing" 7:41 Why he skipped university 10:10 Convincing his parents to give him a year 11:50 Closing his first client 16:55 What if a client doubts you because you're 18? 19:24 The real secret to going viral 20:43 World's most famous barber tries the world's cheapest haircut 22:51 The car crash 27:24 The night he thought he'd die 28:58 Old bridge, new bridge 29:25 The dua on the Day of Arafah 30:53 300 meals: the start of Charity for Eternity 32:15 Mushahid's own dua story 35:50 "You are upon the religion of your friend" 38:08 His father's lesson: never trust anyone 41:20 His relationship with faith today 43:29 Advice to young Muslims 47:09 Charity for Eternity today 49:35 Amin asks Mushahid for advice