How much do we know about the various women in Islamic history? How many names of influential characters can we mention? Who are the wives of the Prophet Muhammad? How does his lineage connect to Prophet Ibrahim? Each of these women were tested, but what makes them stand out is their piety and great deal of patience, may Allah grant us to follow them.

Lady Aishah was the youngest wife of the Prophet, peace be upon him. She was diligent in observing his actions from the intimate confines of their home, and transmitting this to the Muslim ummah. She was a narrator of hadith, a scholar of the religion, and even a doctor. Although she was the most beloved wife of the Prophet, even she wasn't free of harm, insults, and accusations of the people. May Allah raise the rank of Lady Aishah, the mother of the believers.

The youngest daughter of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. The only one of his children to outlive him. The carrier of his blessed blood-line. The second-best of all women, As-Sayyidah Fatimah Az-Zahraa was an extremely pious, God-fearing woman who supported her father in the entirety of his call to Islam, and a true example of how to be patient with hardships in this life, may Allah raise her rank.

Lady Khadijah, may Allah accept her deeds is known as the mother of the believers. She was the first wife of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. She was the first to bear children for him. She was the first to whom he ran after receiving the revelation. She was the first to believe in him. She was such a strong supporter of the Prophet and his call to Islam. Her trust in him, her respect for him and her love for him enabled her to reach such a high status that she will be amongst the highest ranking women in al-Jannah.

How does one of the worst men in history end up married to one of the best women in history? How does a woman living under an evil, horrific tyrant show display her high level of piety and compassion and eventual martyrdom. This is Lady Asiyah, the woman who took in and nurtured Prophet Musa when he was an infant, and died at the hands of her husband when standing for the truth of Islam.

Is Eid Al-Adha, also known as "Big Eid" or "Baqra Eid (Eid of the Cow)" to some, is one of the most significant celebrations for Muslims. It is one of the most important days of Hajj for those who are performing pilgrimage, but what about those at home? What are all the extra days before and after it?

Lady Maryam, the best woman who ever lived, is a role model for all women. In her story of a pious upbringing and an immaculate birth to Prophet Isa alayhis salaam are lessons for women of all ages.

In the age of social media and the impact of influencers, particularly hijabi Muslimah influencers, it's not far-fetched to think the concept has at least grazed over our minds. Could it work? Do I have what it takes! Is it something I should aim for?

In this episode we hear from some amazing sisters who have devoted their lives to the path of Allah through teaching about Islam. Ustadhah Naimah works with young children in an Islamic madrasa, Ustadhah Nadia provides Arabic tuition for homeschooled Muslim children, and Ustadha Dahab leads assemblies in an all-girls secondary Islamic school. We all have a lot to learn from their diligence and detachment from the desires of this world.

Starting your own business surely takes a lot of hard work, dedication and guts. In this episode we hear from owners of Spartan Muslimah, The Cookie Addiction, Sisterz Accessories and Umm Jameel, a mobile hairdresser, who offer advice from their personal experiences running their own businesses.