Growing Up Halal

Growing Up Halal

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Growing Up Halal episodes

  • College MSA Field Trip | UCLA
    This is the third and final episode in our new series “The College MSA Field Trip”! Join us each week as we interview members at college/university MSAs around the country to learn about the school, its Islamic community, and the application process! This week, Hanan and Aisha interview Anna Syed, the public relations director of the MSA at UCLA!
    45 min
  • College MSA Field Trip | Princeton
    This is the second episode in our new series “The College MSA Field Trip”! Join us each week as we interview members at college/university MSAs around the country to learn about the school, its Islamic community, and the application process! This week, Sulphia and Amena interview Aisha Chebbi, a freshman at Princeton University and the host of the Hybrid Podcast!
    54 min
  • College MSA Field Trip | NYU
    This is the first episode in our new series “The College MSA Field Trip”! Join us each week as we interview members at college/university MSAs around the country to learn about the school, its Islamic community, and the application process! This week, Sulphia and Hanan interview Asma Bawla, a junior at New York University (NYU) and the host of the Muslimah Podcast!
    1 hr 6 min
  • Family Friend Things
    For many Desi/Muslim families, family friend groups become a second family over time. It’s a special bond that’s formed over years of intense badminton matches at potlucks, funny Sunday School incidents, long Taraweeh prayers at the masjid, chaotic Eid parties, Iftar nights, hiking trips, and more.
    The both of us have always felt that our group has become more than just a circle of friends that meets every weekend. In all honesty, it’s been our strongest link to our culture, tradition, and religion, one that we are extremely blessed to have.
    So in today’s episode, we’re joined by our family friends to talk about the importance of family friend groups and what ours means to us!
    58 min
  • Muslim Americans and the College Experience
    As rising seniors, we’ve been really busy thinking a lot about college and starting our college apps. We’ve also heard so many concerns about college from our friends and their parents. So today, we’ve brought on Ramsha Khan, a sophmore at Rutgers University, to learn about the college experience for Muslim Americans and what we can expect!
    47 min
  • The Kashmir Conflict
    “Heaven on Earth is a Hell for many” In this episode we delve into the ongoing crisis in Kashmir along with a special guest. We hope that our discussion was able to inform you about the issue and hopefully inspire you to take action!
    50 min
  • Hijab 101
    In this episode, we’ve brought on a special guest to discuss one of most misrepresented aspects of Islam - the hijab. We talk about the true meaning of the hijab, our own hijab journeys, and the handful of misconceptions surrounding it!
    47 min
  • In Defense of Katara
    In this episode, we discuss our character study of Katara from the show “Avatar the Last Airbender”. Katara has a bad rep among viewers, but we’re here to expIain why she was one of the most well written characters in the ATLA universe. Here’s to our favorite “sweaty stinky genius”, the standby Mom of Team Avatar, Aang’s Avatar State therapist, and the only reason why Team Avatar’s bones aren’t rotting in the desert right now.
    37 min
  • Hanson Nanjiani
    In this episode, we talk about the most popular Indian American Muslim in media these days - Hasan Minhaj. We discuss the impact of his work on the weekly Netflix show "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj", why it's been so popular and successful, and what the show means to us.
    25 min

About Growing Up Halal

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Welcome to the "Growing Up Halal" podcast! Hosted by Sulphia, Hanan, Amena, and Aisha, GUH is a podcast dedicated to creating a reassuring voice for young Muslim girls across the country who feel unheard, underrepresented, and deprived of a platform they could truly relate to.