[This episode is a continuation of Episode 7]

In this episode, Amnah Balouch discusses the implications of a complicated childhood, the impact of taunts and parental bullying and what it feels like to grow up with an absent/unavailable parent. 

[PART 1]

In this episode, Amnah Balouch (a Japanese Pakistani) talks about the circumstances that make or break a child's academic performance. This is part 1 of a longer podcast. More will be discussed on the impact of a complex upbringing and difficult childhood in the next episode, in sha Allah. 

In this episode, Noora Mansoor shares some personal thoughts on what it takes to pursue a career after marriage and motherhood, re-discover passions and interests and prepare for life's big chapters. 

In this episode, Zainab Ilahi takes us on a soothing journey through Madinah, Trinidad & Tobago, Malaysia, the USA, and around the world as we explore the power of Istikharah and the beauty of the ummah. Love is at the heart of it all. 

The title is not clickbait! This episode with Zubiya Siddiqui, part-Japanese, part-Indian, is really about doing what you want when you have the opportunity. In all our previous podcasts, we discussed how important it is to have a tentative plan and to make life strategically. Sometimes, it's good to just enjoy the moment too. In this conversation, Zubiya and Heba agree to disagree, talk about cultural and spiritual identities and give you a peek into what it's like to enter the corporate world as a Muslim. 

In this episode, Nuha Hameed encourages us to embark on an adventure of self-awareness as she discusses career, marriage, and family.

In this episode, Hana Shamil takes us on a personal journey of tawakkul and its fruits.

In this episode, Naseema dives into the small things that make a big difference in relationships.