In a Newsbeat and Asian Network documentary, Moeen openly talks about life as a Muslim playing cricket for England at a time when his religion's come under scrutiny.
The 30-year-old's beliefs means you won't see him engaging with alcohol - so spraying champagne after an England victory is a no-go.
"There's so much negativity about it in people's minds with the media etc.
"I'm hoping I can inspire people of different faiths to make them know that they don't have to be afraid of practising whatever they want to.
"And to be a cricket player or sports player or whatever they want to be."
Moeen is among only a handful of British Asians to represent England at cricket's top level.
In November 2016 he helped create history when he was selected in the Test side to face India in Rajkot.
Also in the squad were Adil Rashid, Haseeb Hameed and Zafar Ansari - making it the first time four British Asians had been selected in an English cricket starting line-up.
It was described as a "watershed" moment for English cricket. But a year on Moeen is the only one playing against Australia.
The 30-year-old admitted that as he's progressed further in his career, he's met plenty of other British Asians who gave up on their dreams or were encouraged by parents to focus on their studies instead.
"When I was growing up I'd play against people and they'd be like 'I can't continue this I might look at work or education'.
"But to me that's a cop out. I just thought if I work hard enough, get more runs and wickets then anybody else then I'll make it."
Brother Moeen was not very nice to Brother Usman and Brother Aleem did not help,either
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Ali to Khawaja, Fired in much straighter and fuller, pinned on the front pad, huge appeal !
Khawaja doesn't even think about a review as Aleem Dar finger goes straight up!
Usman given lbw by Aleem b Moeen 11 (24b 2x4 0x6) SR: 45.83
