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Burqah & Bikini episodes
- How I Overcame Vaginismus & Why I Started This Podcast
TRIGGER WARNING: This episodes deals with accounts of sexual abuse. Largely, an introduction to my life, journey and healing from sexual trauma, and how these experiences encouraged me to start my own podcast and tackle taboo topics.
19 min - How I healed from sexual abuse
TRIGGER WARNING: Child sexual abuse. A snippet from my soon-to-release monologue on how I overcame trauma from child sexual abuse and the body work it required.
1 min - The PROBLEM with how marriages are CONSUMMATED
In South Asia and various Muslim majority societies, newly married couples are often confronted with the pressures of ‘consummating’ their marriages. Women, especially, find themselves in a position where they are expected to have first-time sex with their husbands before they can even have dinner together. IT’S OKAY TO NOT WANT TO FALL IN THIS TRAP.
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About Burqah & Bikini
From the publisher's feed
From sexual awakening to self-worth, from boardroom success to bedroom pleasure, Burqah & Bikini is a revolution. The first podcast on sex by a Pakistani woman, we challenge South Asian,…
Muslim, and patriarchal norms that have long confined women to rigid roles. Liberation is not a privilege, it’s a practice.
We dive deep into pleasure, desire, self-regulation, and radical self-acceptance. We explore everything women must do, achieve, and undo to become healthy, pleasured, fully functioning sexual beings.
And we are NOT afraid to offend. We refuse to whisper about what matters—self-pleasure, agency, ambition, money, and breaking generational cycles. We want to normalize that women can choose: their desires, their paths, their identities, and how they live unapologetically.
Hosted by Koko, this is a fearless, provocative, and one-of-a-kind space for women who refuse to be controlled by culture or shame.
Burqah & Bikini doesn’t ask for permission. We don’t whisper. We roar.