Part 4

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In this succint podcast Ms. Farahnaz talks about the various forms of wealth and its’ expenditure. She also compares some of the  the similar themes in Surah Al-Hadeed, Surah An Nur and Surah Al Furqaan.

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In this podcast, Ms. Farahnaz explains to us the true essence of the Remembrance of Allah. Its physical & spiritual manifestation and precisely why this is our lifeline

A timely and pertinent topic, where Ms. Farahnaz talks about the concept of time and health and our sacred duty to preserve them both. She talks about how we can make intelligent choices and improve both.

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As part of 'Hadith Series,' Ms. Farahnaz talks about the foundational importance of our intentions, the benefits, the ways and means of purifying and cleansing our 'niyah'

A powerful explanation, please do take time to listen

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A powerful podcast by Ms. Farahnaz  reminding us of the various duas that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) gave his companions. Also, a reminder for us to find in ourselves such attributes that we may be able to earn those duas as well

Ms. Farahnaz hosts a deep, insightful, and inspiring conversation with Ms. Saira Riaz. This story is about courage, awakening, and consistency. Ms. Saira intimately shares some of the milestones that brought her towards Islam - a podcast worth listening to

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Apologies for the slightly compromised audio quality - A thoroughly informative podcast to say the least!

This podcast largely contains indications, reasonings, and conclusions regarding dreams, however, Farahnaz also talks about certain life lessons we need to hold onto, and some misconceptions we need to disregard immediately 

In light of Surah An Nur, ayah 37, Ms. Farahnaz explains the concept of "ehsaan", and the involuntary actions compared to conscious actions.