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"Sometimes holding someone's pain does not mean taking it from them. Maybe it means helping them feel less alone while they learn how to carry it." 😌
What do we do when someone we love is struggling and we do not know how to help? With perspectives from an asatizah-counsellor Ustaz Syafiq Rahmat and a Trauma Recovery Therapist Nur Adam from the Good Life Counselling, this episode explores the balance between caring, advising, listening and knowing our limits. It is a conversation about supporting someone without trying to control their healing, and learning how to remain present without carrying more than we are able to hold.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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💬 This is an extension of DeenDiaries' event - Healing For the Tired Soul. Connect with our Brand Partner of this episode via Instagram and Telegram.
DeenDiaries is a community by ladies, for ladies - aiming to provide a safe space and nurture fellow Muslimahs; whether you're learning about Islam, a revert or a born Muslim.
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📝 Connect with The Good Life Counselling, our Resource Partner for this episode via Instagram and Website. Book a free 15-min consultation here.
The Good Life Counselling is a mental health and wellness practice supporting people as they navigate trauma, difficult childhood experiences, anxiety, low mood, relationship challenges, and disconnection from themselves.
Founded by Nur, a Trauma Recovery Therapist and Relationship Coach, the practice takes an integrative mind-body approach to healing, helping clients understand their patterns, reconnect with their bodies and emotions, and build a greater sense of safety, choice, and connection within the nervous system.
At the heart of The Good Life Counselling is the belief that healing happens through human connection.
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"When there is discomfort in ibadah, it does not mean we believe in Allah swt any less." 😌
When we feel anxious, numb, exhausted or spiritually distant, it can be easy to assume that our Iman is failing. In this episode, we learn from Singapore's very own Islamic Psychologist and Mental Health Clinician, Ustazah Dr. Noraini Abdul Wahab, to explore the intersection between mental health and faith, and clarify whether emotional struggles always point to spiritual weakness. Together, we unpack what tawakkul can look like when anxiety remains, and why seeking professional help does not have to be separate from du'a, Quran and reliance upon Allah swt.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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💬 This is an extension of DeenDiaries' event - Healing For the Tired Soul. Connect with our Brand Partner of this episode via Instagram and Telegram.
DeenDiaries is a community by ladies, for ladies - aiming to provide a safe space and nurture fellow Muslimahs; whether you're learning about Islam, a revert or a born Muslim.
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📝 Connect with Sacred Heartwork (Islamic Mental Wellness Hub), our Resource Partner for this episode via Instagram and Website.
Sacred Heartwork is an Islamic mental wellness hub offering therapy and counselling for Muslims in Singapore. Our faith-based approach combines psychology, spirituality, and Islamic values to help you heal from trauma, anxiety, grief, and more.
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"Why give up on yourself when Allah swt has not given up on you?" 😌
Sometimes the hardest person to live with is ourselves. In this episode with Art Therapist Ustazah Amirah Munawwarah, we explore what happens when shame, self-loathing, repeated mistakes and unhealthy coping begin to shape the way we see ourselves. Rather than reducing healing to "just be positive" or "try harder", this conversation looks at how we can remain accountable without becoming cruel towards ourselves, and how returning to Allah swt can still begin from a place of exhaustion, regret and struggle.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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💬 This is an extension of DeenDiaries' event - Healing For the Tired Soul. Connect with our Brand Partner of this episode via Instagram and Telegram.
DeenDiaries is a community by ladies, for ladies - aiming to provide a safe space and nurture fellow Muslimahs; whether you're learning about Islam, a revert or a born Muslim.
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📝 Connect with ToLeaps (towards creative healing), our Resource Partner for this episode via Instagram and Website.
An art space community by Amirah M. that reminds you/us TO LEAP towards creative growth, betterment, and healing through meaningful, affordable, and personalized workshops, events, and resources for the community & you!
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"No worldly commitments."
"My heart has been yearning."
"Quiet from the noises of the world."
We asked those who have been what they wish they knew, those who haven't what they are most curious about, and those longing to return what keeps calling them back. Welcome to our three-part conversation on Umrah, told through your questions, our stories, and the reflections we hope to carry home.
For our final part with QALBI Founder Amellia, we asked those who have been for Umrah one simple question: why do you want to return. Their answers spoke less about places and more about peace, nearness, family, purpose and a heart that remembers how life felt when everything revolved around Allah. Together, we reflect on why the blessed lands continue to call the heart long after we have returned home, what we bring back with us, and why perhaps returning to Umrah is not only about returning to a place, but returning to the person we hope to become.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🕋 UMRAH AN-NISA' with POSTKI & QALBI
[All-Ladies 12-Days Umrah Package]
A pilgrimage of the heart, where we walk together in remembrance of Allah swt, seeking closeness, softness, and inner peace.
📅 1 – 12 October 2026
💛 Solo sisters welcome
💸 Secure your spot with a $500 deposit (Instalment options available)
For booking / Enquiries :
📞 Call: 6547 1002
💬 WhatsApp: 8082 0098
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"People will test your patience."
"Build stamina."
"Exposure to different cultures."
We asked those who have been what they wish they knew, those who haven't what they are most curious about, and those longing to return what keeps calling them back. Welcome to our three-part conversation on Umrah, told through your questions, our stories, and the reflections we hope to carry home.
In part two of this series, together QALBI Founder Amellia, we we revisit the things our listeners wished someone had told them earlier: the walking, the crowds, navigating different cultures, moments that test our patience, and learning not to rush even when everything around us feels like it is moving. Through personal stories and reflections, we explore how some of the most unexpected moments of Umrah may become part of what Allah is teaching us about ourselves.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🕋 UMRAH AN-NISA' with POSTKI & QALBI
[All-Ladies 12-Days Umrah Package]
A pilgrimage of the heart, where we walk together in remembrance of Allah swt, seeking closeness, softness, and inner peace.
📅 1 – 12 October 2026
💛 Solo sisters welcome
💸 Secure your spot with a $500 deposit (Instalment options available. Remaining balance due 60 days before departure)
For booking / Enquiries :
📞 Call: 6547 1002
💬 WhatsApp: 8082 0098
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"What does it actually feel like?"
"Am I even worthy of going?"
"How do parents even manage toddlers?"
We asked those who have been what they wish they knew, those who haven't what they are most curious about, and those longing to return what keeps calling them back. Welcome to our three-part conversation on Umrah, told through your questions, our stories, and the reflections we hope to carry home.
In the first part of this series, together QALBI Founder Amellia, we sit with the curiosities, uncertainties and hopes that come before the journey. From travelling with family and navigating the practicalities, to preparing a heart that may not quite know what to expect, we reflect on how Umrah sometimes begins long before we ever see the Kaabah. Perhaps the longing itself is already part of the invitation.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🕋 UMRAH AN-NISA' with POSTKI & QALBI
[All-Ladies 12-Days Umrah Package]
A pilgrimage of the heart, where we walk together in remembrance of Allah swt, seeking closeness, softness, and inner peace.
📅 1 – 12 October 2026
💛 Solo sisters welcome
💸 Secure your spot with a $500 deposit (Instalment options available)
For booking / Enquiries :
📞 Call: 6547 1002
💬 WhatsApp: 8082 0098
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Connect with me: Instagram - YouTube - TikTok
"Stop blaming others for your past but start creating for your present and future self." 💐
As we grow older, we begin to realise that much of what our mothers taught us was not always through the things they said, but through the way they lived, loved, corrected, and showed up for us. In part three of the 'Conversations with Mom' Series, I sit with my mother to ask what she had hoped I would learn while growing up, while also looking further back at her own journey as a daughter and the lessons she carried throughout her motherhood journey.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🧕🏻 Thank you to Diri for supporting conversations that honour women, motherhood, and the stories we carry forward.
Diri is a Singapore fashion brand rooted in empowering women through identity, confidence, and heritage. Through culturally inspired contemporary pieces, Diri seeks to uplift and celebrate the quiet strength carried by women across generations. Their Scripted Scarves© are crafted from 100% recycled RPET fabric, giving new life to discarded plastic bottles through thoughtful and sustainable design.
Check out the collections here and follow Diri on Instagram. Pieces worn in this episode: Strength collection( in Crimson, XL Rectangle, jawi: petunjuk) and Balance Collection (in Sage, XL Rectangle, jawi: keadilan)
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"Once you have asked from Allah swt, let Him handle it. He knows better what should be done." 💐
There are forms of love we only begin to recognise as we grow older. The kind that gives quietly, worries constantly, forgives repeatedly, and continues showing up even in exhaustion. In part two of the Mother's Day Series, I sit with my mother to reflect on the unconditional nature of a mother's love. From always wanting to give the best to her children, to turning to Allah SWT in moments of fear, helplessness, and silent struggle. We also explore the kinds of appreciation mothers truly long for, and how some of the deepest acts of love were hidden in the ordinary things we once overlooked.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🧕🏻 Thank you to Diri for supporting conversations that honour women, motherhood, and the stories we carry forward.
Diri is a Singapore fashion brand rooted in empowering women through identity, confidence, and heritage. Through culturally inspired contemporary pieces, Diri seeks to uplift and celebrate the quiet strength carried by women across generations. Their Scripted Scarves© are crafted from 100% recycled RPET fabric, giving new life to discarded plastic bottles through thoughtful and sustainable design.
Check out the collections here and follow Diri on Instagram. Pieces worn in this episode: Resilience Collection (in Sky x Aegean, XL Rectangle, jawi: tenang) andBalance Collection (in Sage, XL Rectangle, jawi: keadilan)
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Happy Mother's Day to all Mothers and Mother-figures! 💐
There are many things about our mothers that we only begin to understand as we grow older. The quiet exhaustion. The unseen sacrifices. The constant choosing of family, even at the expense of themselves. Alhamdulillah, in this first part of the Mother's Day Series, I sit with my mother to talk about the hidden struggles of motherhood. The things I never noticed, never asked about, and perhaps never fully understood before. From carrying emotional burdens silently to what it truly means to put family first, this conversation is an attempt to slow down and see our mothers more gently, more honestly, and more deeply while we still can.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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🧕🏻 Thank you to Diri for supporting conversations that honour women, motherhood, and the stories we carry forward.
Diri is a Singapore fashion brand rooted in empowering women through identity, confidence, and heritage. Through culturally inspired contemporary pieces, Diri seeks to uplift and celebrate the quiet strength carried by women across generations. Their Scripted Scarves© are crafted from 100% recycled RPET fabric, giving new life to discarded plastic bottles through thoughtful and sustainable design.
Check out the collections here and follow Diri on Instagram. Pieces worn in this episode: Resilience Collection (in Sky x Aegean, XL Rectangle, jawi: tenang) andBalance Collection (in Sage, XL Rectangle, jawi: keadilan)
Connect with me: Instagram - YouTube - TikTok
Ramadhan | "Your Ramadhan was a proof that you tried, and that's important to recognise." ✨
Ramadhan is not only remembered by how much we did, but by what it did for us. In this closing episode of our Ramadhan series, we reflect on the memories that shape the month: the quiet moments of closeness, the unseen victories, the softened hearts, and the feelings that linger long after the moon departs.
Together with love, Sarah, we explore what it means to honour Ramadhan without pressure, to carry its light gently into the rest of the year, and to trust that even imperfect striving leaves behind something beautiful. A reflective conversation to close the month, and keep its meaning alive.
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For this Ramadhan episode, we are deeply honoured to be hosted by Vivere Design Studio whose journey spans over two decades. 23 years of building not just spaces, but relationships rooted in trust and satisfaction. Their ethos goes beyond craftsmanship; they uphold every client's home as an amanah (a sacred trust) handled with sincerity, responsibility, and heartfelt care. Each project is treated as if it were their own home, approached with honesty, excellence, and the best of intentions in every detail.
In a month that teaches us about trust, accountability, and ihsan, it feels especially meaningful to collaborate with a team whose values mirror the very essence of Ramadhan.
📱 Follow Vivere Design Studio on socials to learn more about their services
🏢 Book an appointment and visit their showroom at 176 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387492
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While you're at it, you are invited to be part of the Ramadhan Iftar Meals fundraiser with Global Ehsan Relief Singapore. From just $10, you can support a family in need and ease their journey this fasting month. Visit this link (t.ly/IFTAR01) to elevate your Ramadhan and uplift theirs.
May the episodes continue to accompany you and bring benefit, insyaAllah 🤍
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