In this episode we hear from some trailblazing muslimahs in the ever-growing field of technology. A true sense of passion is what drives Yasmine (a digital marketing buyer), Moushumi (an auditor), and Iram (a security engineer). Each sister offers some very insightful advice about the importance of pursuing what you love, staying true to who you are, and having a positive impact on society.

"My favorite teacher growing up was...because she..." Everyone can fill in the blanks, and every teacher hopes to fill in the blanks of one, if not all of their students. The classrooms are full of future doctors, lawyers, nurses, police officers etc., but most importantly, they're full of the next generation of mothers and fathers. As Muslims, we need to take a responsibility of and have an active role in the education of Muslim children. In this episode, we hear from Naila, Moina, Jahanara and Sadia who are doing exactly that.

Is it true that jobs in the legal field are reserved for white, non-Muslim men? Absolutely not! In this episode, we hear from some powerful muslimahs who are absolutely smashing it in their careers as solicitors, social workers, probation officers and other amazing roles, who use their personal experiences to explain how a career in the legal field can be suitable for a modest muslimah.

The experience of African American Muslims, which here refers to Muslims who have embraced Islam, or whose parents and grandparents have embraced Islam, is so unique and beautiful. They have accepted Islam in droves and implement it in a much stronger way than many Muslims living in the West who have had Islam in their families for centuries. What makes African American Muslims grab hold of Islam and its teachings with such a tight grip? What should Muslims with ancestral Islam bear in mind when interacting with African American Muslims?

A special episode detailing the history of Black Americans, and particularly how the Muslim Black American experience is so unique. This episode includes practical tips for how non-black Muslims can help their ailing brothers and sisters, whether in their own country or across the world.

From a very young age, professions in the medical field are well-known to us. They are naturally a career choice for many women, including Muslim women. In today's episode we hear from sisters M, Hameeda, Umm Jibreel, Quswa, and Maaria, who are all currently working in the UK in various medical roles. Their experience and advice is so valuable for young muslimahs looking to pursue a career in the medical field, as well as muslimahs who are currently working and want support and encouragement to practice Islam in a more consistent manner.

After compulsory education, each muslimah is faced with a life-changing decision--will she pursue a career or not? If so, what will she do and how will she do it? In this episode we will hear from three ladies, Sabeeha, Mariam and Nabeela, who are either currently in university, or have recently graduated. Their personal experiences and pearls of wisdom are sure to resonate with all girls at the tail end of high school, looking to attend university.

As a start to Season 3 "Balancing Deen and Dunya", Umm Talhah gives a brief synopsis of her life journey, from early childhood, university, marriage, career and motherhood experiences, and what has brought her to delivering Islamic knowledge through a podcast medium.

The journey of raising children can sometimes feel like the longest, unguided, journey ever. But in fact Islam has given advice and tips of how to instill taqwa, patience, humility, and good manners into our children. Following the example of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and advice from scholars makes this responsibility a lot more manageable.

An episode discussing each woman's journey to having children, or not, through topics including contraception, difficulty conceiving, miscarriages, pregnancy, and labor. All of these issues have Islamic judgements related to them, but also help the person reflect on Destiny in Islam, and remember that everything in this world happens exactly as Allah has willed for it to happen.