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In this episode, Shehzad Hanif joins the show to discuss the challenges single Muslims face in finding a partner. He explore how subconscious beliefs and childhood experiences can hinder the marriage search. The conversation delves into the importance of self-worth, positive self-talk, and making meaningful duas.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:02 Challenges in Finding a Suitable Partner
04:16 The Role of Childhood
09:39 Understanding Subconscious Influences
15:47 Healing Childhood Wounds
22:16 Understanding Allah's Love
24:25 Self-Love
28:14 The Impact of Parental Relationships
33:30 The Power of Positive Affirmations
38:14 Gratitude and Positive Self-Talk
About Shehzad Hanif:
Guidance Coaching founder Shehzad Hanif is a certified Muslim Life Coach. He has helped Muslims all over the world Find their Soulmate Effortlessly. using his unique 4 step LOVE formula โค๏ธ
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Join us in this episode as we welcome Sofia, host of the 'Women of Ihsan' podcast. In our conversation, we explore Sofia's insights on the meaning of Ihsan, the importance of striving for excellence in our faith, and how Muslims can transcend mediocrity in their spiritual lives. Sofia also shares her thoughts on decolonizing the mind, the impact of Western values on our Islamic worldview, and the significance of collective responsibility within the Muslim ummah.ย
Timestamps:
01:31 Defining Ihsan and Its Importance
02:00 Striving for Excellence in Faith
03:31 The Concept of Ihsan in Daily Life
13:04 Decolonizing the Mind
15:25 Impact of Colonization on Muslim Identity
22:46 Challenges Faced by Muslims in the West
25:27 The System is Not Broken
25:43 Understanding a Colonized Mind 28:51 Personal Responsibility and Awakening
31:40 Role Models in Gaza
About Sofia:
Sofia, with over 15 years of experience as a translator and project manager, she decided to change her career path to become a Certified Professional Coach to serve the community.
She is passionate about helping high-achieving Muslim women design their ideal faith-centered lives so they can thrive in alignment with their Deen.
Sofia is a French Moroccan living in Germany with her husband and three children.
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In this solo episode, Muslim Life Hackers host, Mifrah Mahroof shares three reflections on being a role model, our relationship with time, friendships and the courage to be yourself.
Timestamps:
00:26 Reflecting on Personal Growth
01:12 Being a Role Model for Children
02:19 Understanding the Concept of Time
03:47 The Importance of Selective Friendships
05:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of the Muslim Life Hackers podcast, host Mifrah Mahroof chats with Hannah, a life coach and teacher, about her journey to finding her husband. Hannah opens up about overcoming societal pressures and self-doubt, transforming her mindset, and discovering love through yaqeen (certainty) in Allah's plans. This episode is packed with insights and inspiration for single Muslim women. Don't miss out on this heartfelt conversation!
Timestamps:
02:25 Marriage Journey and Personal Growth
03:31 Coping with Loss and Finding Faith
06:48 Shifting Mindsets and Making Dua
09:48 Recording the Journey and Finding Courage
12:40 Reframing Expectations and Embracing Change
21:52 Mindset and Self-Reflection for Single Muslim Women
22:29 Challenging Negative Beliefs About Marriage
23:39 Building Self-Esteem Before Marriage
27:06 Changing the Conversation Around Marriage in the Muslim Community
30:36 Personal Journey: Meeting My Husband Online
About Hannah El-Gashingi:
Hannah El-Gashingi is the founder and Head Coach at SHE Empowerment Coaching. After the sudden death of her mother, Salwa, in 2018, Hannah went on a journey to rediscover who she was now that grief took hold of her life. She discovered the powerful world of coaching. The Business name SHE is made up the initials of her Mum, Salwa and herself Hannah El-Gashingi.
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In this episode, Mifrah Mahroof welcomes Sumaiya Siddiqui, a relationship and emotional coach, to delve into critical topics affecting our self-esteem and relationships. From understanding the roots of self-esteem issues to learning how to balance humility and self-respect, this conversation offers practical insights and advice for everyone, especially women. Sumaiya shares her experiences and wisdom, connecting everything back to the teachings of Islam, helping listeners build better self-awareness and relationships.
Timestamps:
01:53 Understanding Self Esteem and Its Impact
02:52 The Role of Self Concept and Self Image
04:13 Connecting Self Worth to Faith
08:59 Balancing Self Awareness and Humility
16:48 Accepting Yourself and Overcoming Low Self Esteem
21:31 Cultural Reflections on Family Dynamics
22:46 The Importance of Self-Respect
23:37 Navigating Boundaries in Relationships
26:59 Effective Communication Strategies
36:51 Learning from the Seerah
About Sumaiya Siddiqui:
Sumaiya Siddiqui is a Certified Life Coach from MUMKIN and AWARE ACADEMY (Australia). She is also the Founder and CEO of โLead to Changeโ (Sydney). She has a Grad Dip Psychology (JCU, Australia) and is also pursuing a Masterโs in Psychotherapy.
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In this episode of the Muslim Life Hackers Podcast, host interviews Almir Colan, an expert in Islamic economics and finance. They discuss the concept of risk-taking in life and delve into the principles of the Islamic economy. Almir explains the issues with riba (interest) and its negative impact on society and economies, contrasting it with the ethical and productive nature of wealth creation in Islam. They explore the importance of initiative and being forerunners in various aspects of life.
Timestamps:
01:41 Understanding Islamic Economics
02:34 The Impact of Riba on Society
03:06 Riba and Historical Perspectives
07:45 The Riba Mentality
11:24 Capitalism and Its Flaws
15:10 Islamic Solutions to Economic Issues
29:38 The Importance of Initiative
36:53 Life Hacks and Book Recommendations
About Almir Colan:
Almir Colan teaches and advises on Islamic finance, economy and management. He is the founder of Muslim Money Matters, an adviser to a number of institutions that provide Islamic finance, and a member of a working group at AAOIFI. Previously, Almir was a consultant lecturer for the Master of Islamic Banking and Finance Course at La Trobe University.
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In this episode, business coach Gemi Hartojo explores why high-achieving women face burnout in the workplace. The conversation covers the differences in masculine and feminine energy in the workplace and practical strategies to find flow and fulfillment in both professional and personal settings.
Timestamps:
01:35 Challenges Faced by High Achieving Women
04:04 Understanding Masculine and Feminine Energy in the Workplace
15:25 Finding Your Zone of Genius
28:46 Balancing Family and Personal Time
29:35 The Concept of Time in Islam
32:46 Parenting Challenges and Strategies
36:57 Respect and Boundaries with Children
42:58 Embracing Feminine Energy and Chaos
About Gemi Hartojo:
Gemi Hartojo (Guh-mee, Harr-Toyo), is a trained and certified business coach from the Co-Active Training Institute (CPCC) and ACC credentialed by the ICF; who guides business leaders, entrepreneurs, and their teams to become highly effective individuals and groups, cultivating positive, inclusive, and psychologically safe environments.
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In this episode, Soumaya Najjarin, CEO of New Beginnings, shares her personal journey through divorce, the motivations behind starting New Beginnings, and the challenges faced by divorced individuals in the Muslim community. Soumaya offers practical advice and insights on rebuilding one's life post-divorce, emphasizing courage and resilience.
Timestamps:
05:22 Islamic Perspective on Divorce
09:43 Stages of Divorce and Healing
17:16 Rediscovering Identity and Purpose
29:11 Learning from Conflicts and Moving On
29:31 The Unique Challenges of Divorce
30:03 Islamic Teachings in Divorce Healing
30:38 Personal Growth and Resilience
33:24 The Reality of Post-Divorce Life
35:09 Practical Steps for Healing
38:26 The Importance of Networks and Resources
About Soumaya:
Soumaya is the Founding Director of New Beginnings Australia, a not-for-profit organisation that aims to provide divorce support and healing to Muslims facing the challenges of divorce. She also works in the policy and projects space in the NSW Government and is responsible for the design of strategic policy and government projects.
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In this episode, Dr. Tanvir Uddin, the founder and CEO of Wholesum, a FinTech company focused on making investments accessible for Muslims, shares how Muslims can approach finance holistically, from managing money to using it to make a positive impact.
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02:51 The Power of Financial Empowerment
04:06 The Role of Finance in Society
07:36 The Importance of Financial Independence and Education
12:25 Understanding Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
14:01 The Importance of Financial Planning and Investment
19:58 Understanding Short-Term and Long-Term Investment Options
24:00 The Role and Risks of Managed Funds
28:47 The Challenges for Muslim Investors in Australia
29:36 The Controversial Topic of Cryptocurrency Investments
33:15 The Importance of Asset Allocation and Budgeting
About Dr. Tanvir Uddin:
As a serial entrepreneur, Tanvir loves innovating at the intersection of access to financial services, technology and sustainability. He is the Founder of Wholesum, a platform to increase access to unique positive impact-focused, halal investments. Tanvir holds a PhD from the University of Sydney where his thesis examined the intersection of Islamic law and sustainable development through microfinance programs.
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In this episode, Omar Usman discusses the importance of having an Akhirah mindset in personal and professional development. He explores the impact of intention, purpose, and passion in goal-setting and achievement, emphasizing the significance of accountability and the Akhirah perspective in daily actions.
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01:27 The Intersection of Personal Development, Leadership, and Islamic Mindset
03:40 The Dunya and Akhirah Paradigm
09:44 Prophetic Leadership vs. Mainstream Leadership
17:06 Passion vs. Purpose: A New Perspective
21:00 The Problem with Grandiosity
31:53 Life Hacks and Book Recommendations
About Omar Usman:
Omar Usman is a corporate professional, certified project manager, and leadership trainer. He is a founding member of Qalam Institute and has served in different leadership capacities with numerous local and national Islamic organizations. He is a khateeb in his local community and teaches regularly around the country on the topics of leadership, social media, and conducts public speaking training. He is also the author of the book Fiqh of Social Media.
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