Muslimah

Nehla tells us about growing up and how she felt motivated to wear hijab, as well as the media representation of hijab wearing women! This episode is the second part of our Hear My Hijab Story series!

In the first episode of a three part series, we will be hearing Namra’s hijab story and how she feels hijabis can be better represented! Make sure to follow us on Instagram @muslimah.podcast to be a part of our community of Muslimahs!

In this episode, we talk to A. Helwa about her amazing book, Secrets of Divine Love and the amazing lessons we can take away from it: immersing ourselves in prayer, freeing ourselves from judgement and arrogance, and much more. This episode is full of gems, it’s not one you want to miss out on! Make sure to follow A. Helwa on Instagram @quranquotesdaily and @a.helwa_

Khadijah has so many gems to offer us from her experience as a Muslim entrepreneur and a speech pathologist! She talks about her past businesses and where they went wrong and her new launch of a Islamic decor business, @ramadanandjuliette! She also talks about balancing her career while also fulfilling her creative side and keeping God in mind.

Bushra is the youngest Muslim elected official in the US and she has a lot of advice for us! Tune in to hear about how she got into politics, the struggles she’s faced, and tips she has for people just starting their career. Also make sure to follow her on Instagram @bushraamiwala and check out the documentary on Hulu featuring her!

In this episode, we talk about all sorts of life advice including finding a life partner, intentions, and discovering your purpose which are all part of Kashmir’s new book, The Muslim Woman’s Manifesto! Make sure to check her out on Instagram @kashmirmaryam!

Have you ever wanted to start a side hustle but feel like it would be overwhelming? Aronno, founder of @aronnodoesthings, tells us all about running a business while also being in college full time! We also talk about how to make your mental health a priority when you’re juggling a lot on your plate. Rzwg2avzezblFnCwkD3J

Abdiya is here to tell us all about Modest Fitness Week and what working out means to her as a Muslim woman. Oftentimes dressing modestly can come as a barrier to staying fit but it shouldn’t have to be! Tune in for some tips on how to stay healthy and some modest activewear brands, and make sure to follow @modestfashionweek on Instagram!

If you’re experiencing burnout and want to stay motivated in school, these tips and tricks will help you get through and maybe even enjoy your (hopefully) last semester on Zoom! As a college student herself, Asma knows what it’s been like going through the entire college experience online and she’s here to help!

The need for Muslim representation in society is more important than ever, and authors like Tayyaba are making it possible! We talk to Tayyaba about her children’s book and the story behind it as well as the importance of believing in your own story.

We can all agree that 2020 has not been an easy ride! Asma and Bayan discuss mental health and spirituality tips going into the new year as we still face the global pandemic.

Today’s conversation with Zahraa is all about modesty and making ourselves comfortable yet stylish! Zahraa is a content creator and founder of her fashion line, Zahraa the Label and she gives lots of insight into her career and how to be the best version of yourself!

Bushra is a book blogger from the UK, and she tells us all her secrets to having a successful Instagram platform without compromising your personal life ! We also talk about having a healthy relationship with social media and the importance of reading in a world that is moving so quickly!

On Thanksgiving, Asma and Sabrina talk about what they’re grateful for and what’s going to keep them motivated as finals are coming up and the pandemic continues to affect everyone’s daily lives.

Nidha is a physicians assistant who worked the hospital floors in NYC during the beginning of the pandemic. She tells us her career journey to becoming a PA as well as what it was like when her hospital was swamped with COVID cases. We also reflect on how to continue to stay safe as we recognize that COVID might be sticking around for a while.

For our first book club episode, we’re speaking to Sahar, author of best-selling book The Beauty of Your Face! She tells us about the publishing process, how she came up with the characters in her book, and what it’s like to be a minority writer. You do not need to have read the book to listen to the episode, we don’t have any spoilers!!

Meet Khadija, a woman who has spent her life amplifying the voices of the most marginalized! She is an HIV/AIDS activist, founder of Rahma and Playtime Sitters, as well as a strategist at Launchgood! She talks to us about her experiences and inspirations along her career path and what has kept her going!

Natasha is an educator and pre-college tutor, as well as the founder of a test prep company! She tells us important tips and tricks to watch out for when applying to college as Muslim women, and how the pandemic has changed the college process.

Join us for a discussion on women’s body image, self love, and fitness in a pandemic! Fatema talks about her own journey as well as how she helps her clients feel better in their own skin. Make sure to follow Fatema @fskshealthyway and @muslimah.podcast on Instagram!

Asma and Dunia talk about the first two debates for this years election and reflect on how to move forward in an ever changing world.

Muslimahs can code, and they should! Despite all the stereotypes and barriers preventing women from entering STEM fields, Aneesa has been extremely successful in cyber security, as well as founding her local Girls Who Code Chapter. Tune in to listen and get advice on being a strong woman in STEM!

Mariam tells us all about her career as a documentarian and her passion for making the world more aware about the refugee/migrant crisis. Listen in to hear about being a Muslim woman in the film industry and the risks that come with it! Make sure to also check out both of Mariams documentaries, available on YouTube.

Hajra tells us all about her journey as a Muslim woman in law as well as how she started her baking business, Just Us Cupcakes! She also answers the question so many people face: Can I have it all? Can we be a successful in our careers, relationships, family, and faith and not feel overwhelmed?

Asma and Re reflect on the past few months and talk about how to maintain mental energy going into a new remote semester. Make sure to follow @muslimah.podcast on Instagram!

Today we talk about balancing our careers, faith, and family as Muslimahs with Sr. Suzy, an acclaimed author, counselor, and Islamic scholar. We also learn more about how she founded her very successful nonprofit, Cornerstone!