Meet Khadija, a woman who has spent her life amplifying the voices of the most marginalized! She is an HIV/AIDS activist, founder of Rahma and Playtime Sitters, as well as a strategist at Launchgood! She talks to us about her experiences and inspirations along her career path and what has kept her going!

Natasha is an educator and pre-college tutor, as well as the founder of a test prep company! She tells us important tips and tricks to watch out for when applying to college as Muslim women, and how the pandemic has changed the college process.

Join us for a discussion on women’s body image, self love, and fitness in a pandemic! Fatema talks about her own journey as well as how she helps her clients feel better in their own skin. Make sure to follow Fatema @fskshealthyway and @muslimah.podcast on Instagram!

Asma and Dunia talk about the first two debates for this years election and reflect on how to move forward in an ever changing world.

Muslimahs can code, and they should! Despite all the stereotypes and barriers preventing women from entering STEM fields, Aneesa has been extremely successful in cyber security, as well as founding her local Girls Who Code Chapter. Tune in to listen and get advice on being a strong woman in STEM!

Mariam tells us all about her career as a documentarian and her passion for making the world more aware about the refugee/migrant crisis. Listen in to hear about being a Muslim woman in the film industry and the risks that come with it! Make sure to also check out both of Mariams documentaries, available on YouTube.

Hajra tells us all about her journey as a Muslim woman in law as well as how she started her baking business, Just Us Cupcakes! She also answers the question so many people face: Can I have it all? Can we be a successful in our careers, relationships, family, and faith and not feel overwhelmed?

Asma and Re reflect on the past few months and talk about how to maintain mental energy going into a new remote semester. Make sure to follow @muslimah.podcast on Instagram!

Today we talk about balancing our careers, faith, and family as Muslimahs with Sr. Suzy, an acclaimed author, counselor, and Islamic scholar. We also learn more about how she founded her very successful nonprofit, Cornerstone!

Rowaida talks to us about how she became a journalist and challenges she faces when representing the Muslim community in media. We also hear about her two favorite pieces to write for Huffpost! Make sure to follow Rowaida on Twitter @Rowaida_Abdel !