Dr. Ghanim Al-Jumaily is a physicist, optical engineer, humanitarian and former Iraqi diplomat whose journey has taken him from Baghdad to NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, and later into relief work and public service for Iraq.

In this episode, Dr. Ghanim shares how his mother's deep belief in education shaped his family, how his work in optics connected to major space missions, and why the suffering of Iraq pushed him to step away from technology and dedicate himself to serving his people. The conversation explores science and faith, mission-driven leadership, corruption, diplomacy, AI, rebuilding institutions and what it means to use your life in service of the ummah.

A huge thanks to Dr. Ghanim for such an amazing discussion.

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