Does suffering from mental health conditions mean you have weak faith? In this episode, Sis Sharmin and Ustazah Zarina Begum explore the connection between spiritual and mental health, the Prophetic approach and misconceptions surrounding mental health.

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In challenging moments, our Iman becomes our strongest anchor. From rationality in Islam to modern Islamic parenting, join Ustaz Dr Mubarak as he answers your questions and shares guidance on staying steadfast through tough times.

A meaningful Ramadan begins with preparation. As life stays busy and the month draws near, scholars remind us to sow the seeds early, water them before Ramadan, and reap the harvest within it. Where are we now? We explore Ramadan beyond fasting, featuring a first-Ramadan experience shared by Sis Jasmine Tay for new and beginning Muslims everywhere today.

When life gets tough and the world feels distant from faith, how do we stay grounded? We are joined by Nabilah and Irshad from SMU Muslim Society as they share real stories on living Islam in everyday moments, from studies to friendships, and everything in between. Tune in rediscover how faith can guide us toward a meaningful life, every single day.

We’re told that loving the Prophet ﷺ is part of faith — but how do we nurture a love for him when we’ve never seen him, spoken to him, or walked beside him? Join us in a heartfelt sharing of our community members, a born-Muslim student and a convert, on their journey towards forming a connection with Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

We are joined by Sis Tasha @ Khadijah to share her journey to Islam. From growing up Christian to drifting from faith, she searched for answers at 19 and found peace in Islam’s truth. She reflects on family reactions, challenges of wearing hijab, and advice for new Muslims—reminding us that Allah’s mercy is always near.

After sinning, many of us feel unworthy, ashamed, and distant from Allah. In this episode, we are joined by Sis Tasha as we explore why that happens, how Allah’s mercy always outweighs our mistakes, and what it truly means to return with compassion for ourselves. You’re never too far to come back. Real talk, real reminders — for every heart that’s fallen and wants to rise again.

Why do hardships shake our iman — or bring us closer to Allah? In this episode with Tasha, we explore Islamic views on trials, reflect on the struggles of the Prophet ﷺ and sahabah, and share ways to process pain with faith. Tune in for a reflective conversation on navigating suffering, rebuilding belief, and finding meaning through difficulty.

Iman is more than a feeling — it’s belief, speech, and action. In this episode, we are joined by Tasha as we explore what iman is, why it rises and falls, and how to recognize low points in faith. With personal reflections and prophetic wisdom, we share ways to nurture and strengthen your heart.

In this episode, we explore whether sacrifice means sadness in Islam, and how it can actually lead to peace and joy. Through personal stories, we discuss how sacrifice builds patience, transforms character, and brings lasting rewards—even in small daily choices. We end with heartfelt Eid wishes, reminding listeners that after every sacrifice comes celebration. Eid Mubarak from us to you!