Muslimah Thrive Podcast

🥳 It's here!!
Episode 6 has landed and with a bang 🎉
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That's right, Award-winning author @naimabrobert is on our podcast and I couldn't be more excited.

Sister Na’ima was born to convey a message of hope, taking action and finding the steps to move forward even when the going gets tough.
This will be a conversation that surrounds the core of Showing Up, as mothers, wives, sisters, friends. Showing up as the best versions of ourselves for our circle of influence and most importantly, for Allah.
This episode was sure an emotional rollercoaster, there were laughs, rants and if you listen closely a couple tears were shed. I am so inspired by Sister Na’ima and I know you will be too.

Right now she's on the ball, following yesterday's release of her new book
‘Show Up: A Motivational Message For Muslim Women’
The best part,
You can order it now! Just head over to her page -- @naimabrobert -- and as a bonus, she's holding a live launch tonight with a whole host of incredible Muslim Women who are ‘Showing Up’ and I know you'll be thoroughly blown away 💜

Are you ready to dive in?!

📣Artists, crafters, designers.
Anyone who has turned their art into a business or is thinking of it, this is the episode for YOU 🎨

When you make the decision to turn your art/creatives into a business oppurtunity, you achieve so many blessings and freedoms, as well as some pretty difficult challenges.

Sister Sabah Nazir of @islamic_moments proof that having success at an award winning level, isn’t an audacious, unattainable goal. She’s got systems and advice that can help you develop what having success means to you while staying aligned with your Islamic Values. 👏🏾

I’m so excited to share Sister Sabah’s story of entering the Muslimah entrepreneur space, what she has learned about navigating the tricky waters, how she markets her products and the lessons that keep her business a fulfilling endeavour for both her Deen and Dunya.

Are you ready to delve in?!

Islam and Activism and how the two correlate has sparked many questions especially in recent years.

Are Muslims allowed to be activists? 

And if so, what do we fight against? 

Can we fight injustices faced by non-Muslims? 

What about Muslim women?

Can they even be activists?

These questions (and some of their answers) have often been a barrier to Muslims partaking in acts that may be an obligation to us. Especially with Muslim women where there is already so much discussion on how much we should even take part in any kind of publicity.

But why is Activism so important? 

Not just for our personal growth, but our faith as well.

On this week's episode, I sat down with the director of the San-Francisco Bay Area Chapter of  CAIR [Council on American Islamic Relations] — Zahra Billoo to discuss how she got into Activism and why it was such a big part of life AND her Deen and how it helped to not only uplift her spirit but also her community.

I can't wait for you to tune in and gain a fresh perspective and possibly be prompted to start your campaign against injustice even if it's just in your little circle!

Hit play now!

LaYinka Sanni is a self-transformation expert who has been supporting women to transform their lives from the inside out for over 5 years.
 
She started her journey in the client seat, and after seeing and feeling the beauty that came from her overcoming overwhelm,  ditching self-blame, and embracing her God-given worth, she stepped into her calling to motivate and empower other selfless and dedicated women to find themselves again and show up in the world as they were created to be.

Through classes, programs, workshops, podcasts, and talks she’s given over the last 5 years, LaYinka delivers her message from and with heart — real, raw, and deep — with the aim for her audience to not be wowed, but to be inspired to make movement in their lives and bring about positive change. 

As well as being a mum of 3 and a wife, LaYinka is also a co-host on an ever-growing online show, ‘Honest Tea Talk’, where she and two friends bring pertinent topics to the table and discuss them openly and honestly. On the show, LaYinka is known to drop what viewers have dubbed #LaYinkaLines, otherwise known as truth bombs.

As the CEO of her company that thrives on working from the heart, LaYinka's programs are grounded in the belief that every woman is valuable and has what she needs to shine brightly; and it's LaYinka's mission to bring women home to themselves so they can fulfill their greatest potential. As a passionate and multifaceted woman, LaYinka's energy commands attention, and her words, rooted in care and love, move women to take inspired action — big and small — and this is the LaYinka edge.

LaYinka's social links:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/layinkasanni/?hl=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaYinkaSanni/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/layinkasanni?lang=en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/layinka-sanni/?originalSubdomain=uk
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5fKZ8fctJtNN3O3EhYfX6A
Website: https://www.layinkasanni.com/

Kathryn’s mission is to make a difference in the Muslim world by empowering Muslim adults and children to realize their potential through learning about the innate resilience and mental health that all human beings possess. She goes to the source of the misunderstandings that prevent people from recognizing their in-built well-being (their Fitrah).

She is the founder of the Back To The Fitrah Academy, dedicated to the development of certified facilitators and mentors of the Back To The Fitrah suite of programs across the globe. Kathryn’s combination of formal and informal education along with personal and professional experience have given her a unique perspective and approach to the topic of emotional & spiritual resilience.

Visit Coach Kathryn Jones on social channels:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/backtothefitrah
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachkathrynjones/
Website: http://backtothefitrah.com/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathrynljones/

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As-salamu Alaykum sisters! Welcome to Muslimah Thrive Podcast.

In this episode, I talk about the goals of this podcast and share a little bit about my journey of how I got into what I am doing right now.

Listen to this episode, and together, let's build up a community of Muslimahs who will help each other grow and to change our narrative!