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In this episode, we celebrate World Hijab Day with sisters Marium, Masooma, and Asha. Sister Mariuam, a convert to Islam, explains the struggles within her Catholic family, particularly her mother, who is not fond of the fact that her daughter has converted to Islam. Christian nuns wear something similar to the Hijab, but are not seen as oppressed. When Muslim sisters wear it, it becomes a form of oppression. Sister Masooma talks about her journey to the Hijab 16 years ago. She reveals why she started to wear the Hijab. Sister Asha talks about how she was harassed for wearing the Hijab. We address social media companies and how they adversely they impact the self-esteem of young girls and women.
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And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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Communication expert, Brandon Colbert, and artist, poet, a rapper, Baba-G discuss about pursuing our passions. We often just want to take the easier route, the more known and comfortable road. However, these two gentlemen explain why it is important to tap in to you calling and to go after your talents and skills that the Lord blessed us with. We also touch on discipline, motivation, time management, and how to make it all work, while still taking care of your financial obligations.
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And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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I sit down with Pastor Mike and we discuss God's Grace, Love, and Mercy. We talk about what that looks like, how are those traits or qualities manifested in the workplace and at home. We also touch on the importance of forgiving those who done us harm. Mike speaks about how a particular university broke his heart and the call he received from the NFL.
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In this episode, we discuss Lady Fatima’s modesty, bravery, humility and her sheer devotion to her Lord. Is Fatima’s modesty and way of being outdated in this modern era? Is she a supreme woman on her own merits or is it because she is the daughter of Prophet Muhammad? Do the teachings and examples of Lady Fatima empower women? Is she a role model only for women? And how was she as a mother? Tune in to the conversation with sisters Annette and Tanweer and brother Muhammad.
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And finally, remember to treat each other with kindness.
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The Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him & his family) said, “The best of you are those who are best to their family, and I am the best amongst you to my family.” Imam Ja’far…
I’m King Abu, your host. Originally from East Africa and now living in the States, I’m a full-time provider, student, and most importantly, a father to two energetic boys. Life keeps me busy, and let’s be real—Somali tea keeps me going.
But beyond the daily hustle, my journey led me to a painful realization: our communities are struggling with broken families, and no one wants to talk about it. After my divorce, I saw firsthand how unprepared many of us are for marriage and the responsibilities that come with it. Divorce rates in the Muslim Ummah are rising, and if we want to change that, we need to start at the root—by preparing ourselves and our youth for healthy, lasting relationships.
That’s why Mindful Meeting isn’t just about marriage. It’s about holistic growth—spiritually, financially, mentally, emotionally, and physically—because building strong families starts with becoming strong individuals. Every week, I sit down with experts and real people to uncover wisdom, share stories, and learn how to navigate life’s challenges with faith and intention.
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