This episode is brought to you by our friends from Nisa Conference.
In this episode, Ustadz Mazdiuky shares his journey from a conventional education in Singapore to a life dedicated to Islamic scholarship. He reflects on his early years, religious upbringing, and the turning point that led him to leave polytechnic for studies in Kedah and Johor. Ustadz Mazdiuky recounts his experiences living in modest "pondok" accommodations, adapting to traditional religious schooling, and overcoming struggles with Jawi texts. He also honors the legacy of his great-grandfather, a respected elder who performed Hajj 22 times. The conversation explores the deep influence of teachers, family, and spiritual mentors in shaping his path.
The NISA Conference 2025 in Singapore is an upcoming event organized by the NISA International Success Association, dedicated to empowering women across all levels of society. Scheduled for Saturday, 24 May 2025, this conference aims to provide a platform for women to develop their natural abilities through mentorship and equipping them with tools to accelerate their path to leadership in various spheres of society.
This year’s conference features a stellar international panel of speakers—trailblazers who bring diverse insights from across the globe. These include:
-Dr. Tamara Gray (USA)
-Sister Wardina Safiyyah (Malaysia/Australia)
-Sister Amal Albaz (Canada/Egypt)
-Sister Nathalie Bondetti (France)
The conference will feature presentations and panel discussions on topics such as building resilience, cultural preservation and innovation, and success stories from around the world. It emphasizes the importance of fostering personal and community strength, aiming to uplift women, celebrate their heritage, and equip them with the tools to lead in all spheres of society.
Ready to be inspired by stories of faith, resilience, and leadership? Discover more at tgnpodcast.com/nisa