Somewhere along the road, you stopped recognizing the person you were becoming. You’re not who you used to be, but you’re not quite who you want to be either. In this episode, we talk about these times of confusion, the emotional weight of feeling directionless, and the reminder that even in the messiest parts of our journey, we are still deeply loved by Allah. If you’ve been feeling distant from yourself, from your purpose, or from your faith, this episode is your gentle reminder that you are not alone.

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If you’re in that in-between phase of healing, trying to do better, and trying to build a life that actually feels like yours , I hope this will help you feel a little less alone.

In this video, I talk about things like:

• Filling your own cup first and stopping the people-pleasing

• Knowing when to walk away from friendships, jobs, and situations that drain you

• How much your mindset and words shape your reality

• Why it’s okay to be disliked, outgrow people, and start over

• Imaan going up and down and still coming back to Allah

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Feeling fried from endless scrolling instead of fueled by faith? This Ramadan, take control of your time and deepen your spiritual connection. I share actionable tips to combat phone addiction and make the most of this holy month.

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This episode of Journey to Jannah dives deep into the challenges Muslim students face during the holy month. We go over practical tips and guidance to help you conquer both your studies and your spiritual obligations. Whether you're a high school or a university student, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you navigate Ramadan while excelling in your studies.

Ramadan Study Hacks for Muslim Students: Balancing School & the Deen. Master effective time management, optimize your energy levels, fuel your body for success, transform your studies, and harness the power of Dua & Tahajjud. Listen now and excel this Ramadan!

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Struggling to maintain motivation and discipline during Ramadan? You're not alone! This episode of Journey to Jannah dives deep into the challenges of staying consistent during this holy month.

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Keywords: Ramadan, motivation, discipline, self-care, goal setting, burnout, Islam

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Book I mentioned: The Practicing Muslim by N. Ahmad

Does the Quran feel distant on the shelf instead of a close companion? This Ramadan, let's change that! Join Naushin, your host on Journey to Jannah, as she explores how to unlock a deeper connection with the Quran. Discover 5 practical tips to make the Quran a daily source of inspiration and transform your Ramadan experience.

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As Ramadan approaches, join the discussion on preparing your soul for this sacred month through forgiveness, detoxing, and letting go. Explore the importance of clearing out negative energy, understand the true essence of forgiveness, and learn why it's crucial to detox not only your soul but also your surroundings.

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In this episode we explore ways to stop listening to music. Recognizing this as an addiction is the first step. It's a tough journey; it requires discipline and mental effort. But the moment you realize that music isn’t essential for contentment and that you’re doing this for the sake of Allah, the struggle becomes worthwhile.

Understanding why we're quitting music is vital. Yes, it's haram, and while some argue over its permissibility, the message is clear: modern music isn’t in line with Islamic teachings. Allah has forbidden it for a reason – it creates an artificial happiness, affecting our devotion in prayer and, consequently, our faith.

We go over being mindful of what enters our mental space from platforms such as TikTok, and controlling what we consume, replacing music with halal alternatives like Quran or lectures, gradually decreases our reliance on it.

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