Part-time Hijabi

Do you think your political opinion is solely your own? Or is it influenced by social media and influencers? *A more researched-based episode.*

my review of Kpop Demon Hunters and connections to Islam 1400 years ago. this episode includes gems in the movie, jins/mystical lore in Islam, can music also be good, Jinu represents us, practicing moderation and more. may or may not have some fangirling moments…

going back to your inner child, healing, and not running away.

you’re not a knight, stop trying to save everyone. if you’re an elder daughter, son, or just someone who naturally tries to fix things or situations regarding others, this is for you. a harsh but needed reminder.

the epidemic of toxic comments on Muslim women’s pages. her hijab isn’t for your approval or pleasure. a hadith about the Prophet not blaming a woman for turning a man on.

getting a second chance, feeling trapped in your worldly title (career, job title), feeling like there’s not enough time and more!

*For mature audiences* Unfiltered thoughts about Kamala’s recent convention, race and gender in politics, labels and association, getting away with things based on your race, American media and more. Count how many times I said the words racist and progressive haha.

Islam (religion) is perfect, Muslims (humans) are not. this epsiode discusses hardships of being Muslim, the beauty of Islam, other Muslims making Islam overwhelming (as well as outside sources), suicidal thoughts, stories, making sure you actually believe what you claim to believe and more!

i’m sure we’ve all been let down by people including ourselves. while community is important, having that self relationship where you have your back and your self validation is also important.

ah yes. the spicy question: “what does she bring to the table?” in this episode, we will address this question, along with stories of the prophet and his wife Khadijah, as well as real world talks. stay tuned until the end for extra clarification!

“life moves on. without or without you” “bloom no matter your circumstances.” for my overwhelmed and stressed out listeners.

We all have expectations of ourselves for Ramadan. But sometimes those expectations aren’t met and we leave Ramadan not feeling satisfied with our efforts. Let’s dive into some Quranic advice, real examples, and more. Let’s keep it real so that this Ramadan is inshAllah better than the last.

if everyone deserves to love their skin, why is a certain group excluded from that?