Tonight, we chat with Br. Imraan again on what we think the results of the 2020 election will mean to us as a Muslim community.

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Today on the show, a friend of the podcast shares her personal experiences with debt and bankruptcy. We discuss how important mindset shift is when dealing with a bankruptcy and how she treats her finances now and why this method is so important.

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In today's episode we discuss and explore civic engagement and social justice with Brother Imraan Siddiqi from CAIR-Washington.  We talk about issues affecting us domestically and how we can become more involved. Subscribe, rate and review and share with your friends so we can become more present in the podcasting community and continue to share content relevant to you! 

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Today we chat with Hope Harris, a licensed real estate agent on trends she's noticed in the housing market and some insight into her industry. Please take a moment to leave us an Apple Podcast review - it really helps us to get the word out!

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We talk today with relationship expert Brother Qasim Rafique from Scotland on issues surrounding muslim marriages and insight in the industry of counselling and relationships.

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A quick update on what we've been up to and what to look forward to!

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In this episode we chat with Rahima and explore how she was able to successfully homeschool her daughter and three siblings. For those of you who have decided to homeschool or still unsure, we invite you to take a listen!

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In this episode we talk with Zarinah Nadir, a licensed attorney about wills and estate planning from the Islamic perspective.

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Today we talk with teacher, coordinator and school administrator Safia Haddam on how schooling has changed with the pandemic and what we might see in the future.

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