The Digital Sisterhood

Content Warning: Death, Hospital, COVID-19 As the deadly virus COVID-19 began to spread across the world, Respiratory therapists were pushed to the frontlines. While hospitals were meant to be a safe haven for all, Yasmin became painfully aware of demon lurking in the shadows, ready to sacrifice anyone not holding a privilege card . As Yasmin begins to enlist the help of her closest friend Urji and other healthcare workers to save families and patients from falling through the cracks, she finds herself caught and needing to be saved too.Mawadda Disposable Hijab launches Monday, NOV 7th, 2022Please follow their instagram and visit their page by clicking hereThis Week's sponsor is ACC or A Continuous Charity: an organization with a mission to to promote the spiritual and intellectual development of Muslims throughout North America by providing interest-free loans for higher education.They have launched a $25k fundraising campaign to support Muslim women and aid them in attaining their educational pursuits. “ACC for Women’s Empowerment” or ACC4WE aims to support sisters across the nation struggling to pursue an education simply because they don’t want to compromise their deen and drown in crippling debt.Every dollar you is a continuous charity for you . DONATE HERE AND SPREAD THE WORDFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. DONATE HERE TO HELP TDS CONTINUE✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoHost: Cadar MohamudSenior Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarAssistant Producers: Khweya Bezeid & Nima HarunGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

In the comic book “Racism and all its friends, Vol.1" Yasmin, a soft-spoken introvert, is challenged by an assembled ancient league of evil, popularly known as racism in the medical field. Although Yasmin was not the archetype hero everyone expected, she manages to unleash the dormant power laying within, making her the greatest kind of hero to ever was.This Week's sponsor is ACC or A Continuous Charity: an organization with a mission to to promote the spiritual and intellectual development of Muslims throughout North America by providing interest-free loans for higher education.They have launched a $25k fundraising campaign to support Muslim women and aid them in attaining their educational pursuits. “ACC for Women’s Empowerment” or ACC4WE aims to support sisters across the nation struggling to pursue an education simply because they don’t want to compromise their deen and drown in crippling debt.Every dollar you is a continuous charity for you . Here's the link to donate and if you cant donate then please spread the word https://bit.ly/TDSxACCFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoHost: Cadar MohamudSenior Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarAssistant Producers: Khweya Bezeid & Nima HarunGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

Content Warning: SuicideAt the age of 14, Amal's move to Toronto taught her that home is not a place but a person. The word Hooyo (mom) comes from the root word Hooy which means Home. But what happens when that home is temporary?Taking care of our mental health is just as important as taking care of our physical health.Finally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoHost: Cadar MohamudSenior Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarAssistant Producer: Khweya BezeidIntern: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan AbdillahiRESOURCES & SERVICES IF YOU NEED HELP:https://maristan.org/resourceshttps://muslimmentalhealth.com/patients-families/resource-directory/https://naseeha.orghttps://khalilcenter.com/mental-health-service-landing-page/

Mariama's love of Arabic as a young adult led her to become a student of knowledge in Egypt. Along the way, she realizes that this journey was nothing like she expected it to be.This week we've partnered up with Salaams App:If you are searching for a Muslim partner who shares your values and core beliefs, or maybe you have recently moved to a new city and are in search of Muslimahs in your vicinity to connect with, then Salams is the app for you!With over 3.5 million Muslims signed up globally, Salams has made it all that easy to search, build and find a relationship based on the foundations of Islam, from friendship for the sake of Allah to all the way to finding the right partner for marriage.Give Salams a try by heading to salams.app.link/TDSPodcast and download it todayThis episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoHost: Cadar MohamudSenior Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarProducer In-Training: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

The learning process that we all go through when embark on a new journey is hard and difficult. It also one that requires us to pause and reflect. Sometimes your dreams pass your capabilities at the moment, so you have to slow down and reassess. This week our producer Muna shares her thoughts with us in this unedited uncut producer producer taker over.This episode is sponsored by Salams,If you are searching for a Muslim partner who shares your values and core beliefs, or maybe you have recently moved to a new city and are in search of Muslimahs in your vicinity to connect with, then Salams is the app for you! With over 3.5 million Muslims signed up globally, Salams has made it all that easy to search, build and find a relationship based on the foundations of Islam, from friendship for the sake of Allah to all the way to finding the right partner for marriage. The app is free, easy and safe to use with options to text chat, use voice messages, personalized filters, view your profile stats, anti-ghost tool, and more all throughout the app. You can meet your sister or match in your area or across the world. Salams is confident that the right person for you could be just a few swipes away. Give Salams a try by heading to salams.app.link/TDSPodcast and download it today

Trusting the wisdom of Allah is difficult when our hearts are clouded by arrogance. After searching for equality everywhere, Asma, a former public policy major, learns that true justice can only come from Al-HakeemThis week we've partnered up with Rabata: Ribaat is an online academic program that offers courses in Islamic Sciences, Arabic language, and Tajwid of the Holy Quran to women around the world. The program provides Muslim women with a solid foundation through a comprehensive curriculum covering the full range of traditional Islamic Sciences. The aim of the program is to graduate scholars and da'iyas prepared to educate others, as well as to provide independent classes for those not seeking certification.Registration opens August 15thVisit https://ribaat.rabata.org/ to register today Finally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoHost: Cadar MohamudSenior Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarIntern: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloTape-Syncer: Vish BGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

In part two, Cadar, Yusra, Fatima, and Ismahaan continue the legendary conversation. They dive into topics such as stereotypes, marriage, twitter comments, and many more with hilarity, depth and eloquence.Buy your tickets for the Growth Conference, happening July 16-17 in Minnesota: https://growthconferencemn.com/growth-conference1621556280926Join our Eid Celebration in New Jersey on July 23rd: https://almabyrahma.com/products/eid-celebration-with-tdsFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarIntern: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

In this week's episode, Cadar invites some of her favorite people in the world to have a long overdue conversation. Over the years, we've witnessed everyone and their mamas share their opinions on the Niqaab but now it's time to return the mic where it belongs.Buy your tickets for the Growth Conference, happening July 16-17 in Minnesota: https://growthconferencemn.com/growth-conference1621556280926Join our Eid Celebration in New Jersey on July 23rd: https://almabyrahma.com/products/eid-celebration-with-tdsFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarIntern: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

In Part Two, Alex's grief snowballs into something much much different, and her troubles continue to mount. But in the midst of those darkest moments, she realizes that she was the light she needed all along.NOW LIVE STREAMING ON ALL PODCAST PLATFORMS! 🎉This episode is sponsored by Better Help:With May being mental health month we have collaborated with Better Help, as a global leader in mental health counseling @betterhelp offers online therapy where you can assess your needs and match with your own licensed professional therapist in less than 48 hours. Get 10% off your first month of professional therapy by visiting betterhelp.com/sisterhoodFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi#TDSHIVE #TDS2E8 #thedigitalsisiterhood

After losing her mother, Alex Fox, a software engineer and a tech founder, finds herself navigating a world in which her mind becomes her own worst enemy.This episode is sponsored by Better Help:With May being mental health month we have collaborated with Better Help, as a global leader in mental health counseling Better Help offers online therapy where you can assess your needs and match with your own licensed professional therapist in less than 48 hours. Get 10% off your first month of professional therapy by visiting https://betterhelp.com/sisterhoodFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

This week Cadar invites Hanan's Corner, an iconic digital artist and personal friend to share her journey through Love, Loss and Legacy.This episode is sponsored by Better Help:With May being mental health month we have collaborated with Better Help, as a global leader in mental health counseling BetterHelpoffers online therapy where you can assess your needs and match with your own licensed professional therapist in less than 48 hours. Get 10% off your first month of professional therapy by visiting https://betterhelp.com/sisterhoodFinally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer/ Editor: Muna ScekomarProducer: Nima HarunRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahThis week's cover designed by Hanan's CornerProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

In part two, Nura and her siblings find themselves trying to fight their father's plan to take custody of their mother. In end, Nura learns that the ease that was promised was with her all along.This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light StudiosRecorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer is Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer is Jonathan LilloPodcast intern in Nima HarunGraphic Designer SIMA Aka Wasima FarahOur project manager is Yasmin MohamudOur Marketing extraordinaire is Sawsan AbdulahiTo Support The Digital Sisterhood Podcast: Visit https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhoodDid you know that every day, over 5700 children become orphans? That's nearly 2 million+ children in a year who have no family, no support and nobody to turn to. Which is why we have partnered up with Islamic Ummah Relief, a US based NGO, that is actively providing for the needs of orphans, widows and the needy, working on humanitarian projects in Ghana, Nigeria, Niger, Uganda and Togo. With your help and generosity these last 10 days of Ramadan we are able to house these orphans and provide a safe place for them to live in. Visit LaunchGood.com/TDS10 to make a donation towards building a home for orphans today.

This week, we sit down with five amazing individuals from Nisa Homes, a not-for-profit charity that provides a safe haven and support services for women, who are fleeing domestic violence, poverty or seeking asylum. In this beautiful special, they share with us of the story of what it means to truly heal together. Special Thanks to Nisa Homes for this beautiful episode. To donate and support Nisa Homes: Visit https://nisahomes.com/This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light StudiosRecorded at MH Studios Toronto Executive Producer is Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer is Jonathan Lillo Podcast intern in Nima HarunGraphic Designer SIMA Aka Wasima FarahOur project manager is Yasmin MohamudOur Marketing extraordinaire is Sawsan AbdulahiDid you know that every day, over 5700 children become orphans? That's nearly 2 million+ children in a year who have no family, no support and nobody to turn to. Which is why we have partnered up with Islamic Ummah Relief, a US based NGO, that is actively providing for the needs of orphans, widows and the needy, working on humanitarian projects in Ghana, Nigeria, Niger, Uganda and Togo. With your help and generosity these last 10 days of Ramadan we are able to house these orphans and provide a safe place for them to live in. Visit LaunchGood.com/TDS10 to make a donation towards building a home for orphans today.The Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Helping Hand for Relief and Development to sponsor a Skills Development and Livelihood Center in Madogo, Kenya for women and youth living in poverty. Skills trainings empowers beneficiaries to take charge of their own lives with dignity and determination.Our goal is to sponsor 138 students, that is 138 women and youth who will learn employable skills and gain financial stability. Help us in making that happen by visitingwww.hhrd.org/Sisterhood to learn more and donate.

After her mother experiences a devastating stroke, Nura finds herself facing a mountain of hardship that leaves her questioning… Where’s the ease?For part two, help us reach our fundraising goals for our two Charity campaigns:First Campaign:The Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Helping Hand for Relief and Development to sponsor a Skills Development and Livelihood Center in Madogo, Kenya for women and youth living in poverty.Skills trainings empowers beneficiaries to take charge of their own lives with dignity and determination.Our goal is to sponsor 138 students, that is 138 women and youth who will learn employable skills and gain financial stability. Help us in making that happen by visiting www.hhrd.org/Sisterhood to learn more and donate.Second Campaign:One of the ways you can give back to our podcast is by helping our fellow team member who is fundraising for a family member who has passed away, May Allah have mercy on their soul, reach her goal. The goal is £2,000. Please donate and don't let this opportunity for good deeds pass you. https://campaigns.givebrite.com/fundraiser?fundraiser=yasmin-9442Finally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhood✨And if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas ✨This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer: Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloPodcast intern: Nima HarunGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan Abdillahi

Ustadah Maryam, a lover and student of the Quran, shares her journey in creating Qariah; An app that contains recitations of female Quran reciters from around the globe.Download Qariah. Now available on Apple and Google Play.The Quran Recitation is by Sheikha Mabrooka recorded in 1911This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios.Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer: Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloPodcast intern: Nima HarunGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan AbdillahiThe Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Helping Hand for Relief and Development to sponsor a Skills Development and Livelihood Center in Madogo, Kenya for women and youth living in poverty.Skills trainings empowers beneficiaries to take charge of their own lives with dignity and determination.Our goal is to sponsor 138 students, that is 138 women and youth who will learn employable skills and gain financial stability. Help us in making that happen by visiting www.hhrd.org/Sisterhood to learn more and donate.One of the ways you can give back to our podcast is by helping our fellow team member who is fundraising for a family member who has passed away, May Allah have mercy on their soul, reach her goal. The goal is £2,000. Please donate and don't let this opportunity for good deeds pass you. https://campaigns.givebrite.com/fundraiser?fundraiser=yasmin-9442Finally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhoodAnd if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas.

Reda Khan is a French teacher who finds herself struggling when the paths of her career and her religion are torn apart.This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios. Recorded at MH Studios TorontoExecutive Producer: Muna ScekomarRecording Engineer: Jonathan LilloPodcast intern: Nima HarunGraphic Designer: Wasima FarahProject manager: Yasmin MohamudMarketing Manager: Sawsan AbdillahiThe Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Helping Hand for Relief and Development to sponsor a Skills Development and Livelihood Center in Madogo, Kenya for women and youth living in poverty.Skills trainings empowers beneficiaries to take charge of their own lives with dignity and determination.Our goal is to sponsor 138 students, that is 138 women and youth who will learn employable skills and gain financial stability. Help us in making that happen by visiting www.hhrd.org/Sisterhood to learn more and donate.One of the ways you can give back to our podcast is by helping our fellow team member who is fundraising for a family member who has passed away, May Allah have mercy on their soul, reach her goal. The goal is £2,000. Please donate and don't let this opportunity for good deeds pass you. https://campaigns.givebrite.com/fundraiser?fundraiser=yasmin-9442Finally, If this podcast gave you value, we’re leaving it up to you. Donate however much you feel like it gave you. We have a big team who put so many hours into bringing this show to life. Donate at : https://linktr.ee/digitalsisterhoodAnd if you can't give right now, please keep us in your duas.

Bismillah.As our legendary saying goes, we're back in your ear and in your speakers telling you a good story! We kick off this season with Cadar reflecting on her journey in uncovering what love truly really means. Enjoy!✨ALSO, If you feel like this episode (or podcast) has added value to your life, please donate what you can. If you can’t, keeping us in your duaas is thanks enough!—CREDITS:Cover Digital Artist: @hananscornerAnimation by: Wasima Farah (vvsima)Production: @BeautifulightstudiosEditor/Producer: Muna ScekomarAssistant Producer: Nima Harun✨Keep up with us✨Instagram:@beautifulightstudios@thedigitalsisterhoodWebsite:www.thedigitalsisterhood.comTwitter:@beautifulightstudios@thedigitalsis@thedigitalNFT

In our last three-part series finale, Hanan and Lina finally make their debut appearances to share their side of the TDS story. Lastly, we could not wrap up the season without hearing from our beautiful TDS listeners about what the last season has meant to them too. Thank you so much for such a magical season. See ya, hopefully in your ears, in your speakers telling you a good story soon. ✨INFO: if you're interested in sharing your story for season 2, shoot us an email at tdsisterhoodpodcast@gmail.com - we're very excited to hear from you 💕

TW: mention of suicide or suicidal ideation.In this second part of the three-part wrap-up series, The Digital Sisterhood team continues to reminisce the spectacular year they had in creating, envisioning and bringing to life what we now know as TDS, the Biggest Global Sisterhood. —this episode gave all the feels ✨

In this first part of the three part wrap up series, Cadar brings to the studio the team that has made The Digital Sisterhood what it is today. Cadar, Safia, Muna, and Wasima reflect on their individual journeys that brought them together and how this path towards creating a global sisterhood feels like an answered dua.

TW: mention of suicide or suicidal ideation.In this episode, we invite Halima Aweis, popularly known as Jedi.limz on Tiktok. She shares with us her story of how the sudden awareness of her father’s illness has pushed her towards understanding that true rest only comes from Allah.

Content Warning: This episode contains content on stillbirth and IVF process. “To have and to hold from this day forward” In the second part of Leema’s story, she explores the realities and intricacies of married life and tells a story that offers a realistic view of love - one that challenges her towards self-love.

Love is beautiful, love is patient; love is kind. It’s also scary, messy and kinda awkward. In this episode we speak with Leema, as she chronicles her search for meaning and love and the lessons she learned along the way.

Cadar invites LA, Vubrey, Bella Big Deal & Ustadah Hilal back to the table one more time to play Vibe Check. Part One just wasn’t enough! & so the conversation continues…

Probably TDS most anticipated episode, Cadar invites Bella Big Deal, LA, Vubrey & Ustadah Hilal to the table to play vibe check. The ladies laid all their cards on the table about the realities of courtship + marriage.

In this 2 hr special, Cadar invites four brothers, Nice, AB, Snipa, and Sudees, to play Vibe Check, a marriage and courtship card game for Muslims created by The Digital Sisterhood.Don't miss out and pre-order on Kickstarter.

In TDS' self-proclaimed month of love, we begin with the story of Asmaa Hussien, author of "A Temporary Gift" and "A Place Of Refuge". She reminds us that love is full of hope even on our darkest days.

TW: Sexual Assault, Rape. Sr. Angelica Lindsey-Ali transports us back to the beginning of becoming The Village Auntie. Not only does she discusses the relationships that impacted her, but also two events that inspired her work as a Muslim sex health educator

Asia Mohamed, Founder & CEO of Premier Starter, a Financial Growth Company that focuses on Personal/Business Credit, Financial Literacy Education, and Entrepreneur Mentorship, gives us a glimpse into her journey of becoming the woman she has always wanted to be.

In part 2, Faysa describes her fight to maintain her connection with Allah as He tests her again.

TW: Death, Suicide ideationFaysa, a Girlmom, shares her story of overcoming tragedy and understanding the true meaning of Divine Decree (Qadar).

With a recent chronic illness diagnosis, Maryam, a cancer survivor, shares her journey towards Allah through the pain and finding her ease in her hardship.

TW: Sexual AssaultSabryna shares her journey to take back her power after a traumatic experience in her teens that left her filled with shame, guilt, and self-blame.

In part two of this series, Cadar and Muna read emails sent by the sisterhood giving advice on practical ways we can change our habits to become better Muslims.Back to Basics Beginner starter pack Suggestions:Sahih International (Quran translation)Reclaim Your Heart by Yasmin MogahedYoutube lectures by Sh. Omar Suleiman, and Mufti MenkYoutube channel: Aida AzlinOnline schools: Al Huda (in Toronto), Jannah institute

After Cadar gets a DM from a sister asking what practical steps she can take to start practicing the Deen, Cadar decided to dedicate this episode to take us all back to the basics. And in usual TDS fashion, our global sisterhood pitched in.

Muna, Popularly known as Muna Mealz, finds closure sharing the story of a difficult year in which she overcame her struggles with mental health. The story is narrated by her close friend, Jowhara Luula.

Shazeena Sheriffdeen, CEO of Muslimah Collections, shares her story of what it means to give from what you love in exchange for something better.

Jowhara luula, a neurodivergent artist shares her stories of navigating the adversities in her life as it strengthened her spirituality and developed her sense of self.

Heyab, an Ethiopian revert, shares her story about faith, family, and the fruits of Dua. Teaching us that the best gifts come from Allah.

Abby Francis, a mother of five, tells us the story of her journey to Islam

For our special eid episode, we decided to turn the mic to the sisterhood and listen to the advice given to us by our listeners all over the world

Author Lina Ahmed talks to us about her book, "Beauty Fee Sabiliah", a book that challenges the reader in understanding what it truly means to Be Beautiful.

In part 2 of Hilaal's story, she tells us more about how the Quran remained her companion through the toughest moments of her life.

In the month of the Quran, Hilaal describes her journey in how the Quran went from an unfamiliar book in a foreign language to her calling and way of life.

Cadar Mohamud, the creator of the Digital Sisterhood, tells us the story of how she bloomed from a wallflower to a podcaster. LOL.

Before we did it, we laughed about it.