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Daughters of DiasporaEp 37. Jongoma & Jongue cultureThe art of seduction. In this episode, we discuss the terms jongoma and jongue as how we understand the Senegambians to use it. We share our concerns with how male-centric jongue culture is and how there needs to be a focus on women's pleasure as well. We also talk about the need to increase education for both men and women in preparation for marriage to ensure they can properly cater to one another.2025-07-2546 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 36. Cheating: The ultimate betrayal.Hello dear listeners! In this episode we talk about the sour topic of CHEATING! We start our discussion on the Tea app and the uproar it has caused on social media. We then dive into dissecting what it means to cheat, whether its forgiveable, cultural normalization and whether you can trust someone who has cheated in the past.2025-07-111h 07
Daughters of DiasporaEp 35. Gossipping- The hotter the tea, the hotter the burnWelcome back to another episode! This week we talk about spilling and sipping The Tea (GOSSIP). Although we all fall into it at some point, we reflect on ways to avoid it and things to watch out for in someone who loves to gossip.2025-06-2853 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 34. Lets talk MONEY! ft. Finance GirlieIn this episode of the DOD Podcast, Fatimah J, a financial coach, shares her journey from studying psychology to helping Muslim women manage their finances. She emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, particularly from an Islamic perspective, and discusses the unique challenges women face in financial management. The conversation covers essential principles of budgeting, debt management, and investment strategies. Fatimah advocates for a balanced approach to financial management, encouraging listeners to recognize the importance of seasons of sacrifice in their financial journey.2025-06-141h 01
Daughters of DiasporaEp 33. The best days of the year is here!In this episode we talk about the blessed 10 days of Dhul-Hajj- the virtues, Islamic significance and how we have benefited from the duas we made during this time. In an emotional conversation, we share how we have each connected with the day of Arafah and remind ourselves of the importance of really locking in and fixating on dua.
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Daughters of DiasporaEp 32. Fulfilling the rights of othersThis week we welcome back Fatima!!! Coming back from her time off, Fatima talks about how her time off was and the things she has been reflecting on. Our conversation steers into the obligation of fulfilling the rights of those in our lives and building quality relationships.2025-05-1637 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 31. To what extent should you have sabr (patience)?In this week's episode, Khadijah and Tata sit down for a chit-chat to discuss lessons Tata has learned throughout the years. Tapping into her wisdom, Tata advises Khadijah on the importance of sabr (patience) and how she's changed her mentality to help her forgive those around her and move on from things that have hurt her. They also talk about how sabr can look like in different relationships and setting boundaries. The discussion then moves on to friendship dynamics and the importance of protecting ones peace.2025-05-0328 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 30. "My wife is not pretty but at least she can cook- Marriage adviceAsalamualykum wr wb friends. In this week's episode, we talk a whole lot of marriage!!!! With over a decade of experience, Tata drops many gems regarding what she's learned over the years. We discuss expectations vs. realities of marriage and the importance of not comparing relationships. There is lots to take from this episode so get ready to take notes and ENJOY!2025-04-0555 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 29. Dear Allah.....Welcome back to another episode friends! This week we have our guest co-host (listen to find out who), alongside Khadijah with a Ramadan reflection. They play a card game throughout the episode; asking each other questions about how to strengthen their relationship with Allah, their feelings in meeting Him SWT, the importance of balancing fear and hope and much more.2025-03-2126 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 28. No matter the hurt, LET IT GO!Salam and Ramadan Mubarak!
As promised, we are here with a short and sweet episode for the month of Ramadan (with an important announcement at the end). We start off on a discussion about how blessed we are to witness this month once again and what we hope to prioritize. The rest of the episode highlights forgiveness and the importance of seeking forgiveness amoungst one another as we aim to clear our records with our Lord. As titled, the key message here is to let go of any pain and forgive others no matter how much pain they have inflicted...2025-03-0738 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 27. A love for Christianity which led to Islam ft. Aalia ReevesIn this episode of the DOD Podcast, we engage in a heartfelt conversation with Alia Reeves, exploring her journey of self-discovery, her transition to Islam, and the challenges she faced as a black sheep in her family. Alia shares her experiences growing up in a Christian household, her struggles with identity, and how her faith has shaped her confidence and worldview. In our discussion, Aalia gives us insight on her life in Texas, being a model and a young Revert in a community that was not familiar with the practise of Islam. She discusses the isolation she faced during her...2025-02-221h 34
Daughters of DiasporaEp 26. You die in the way that you livedSalam friends!
In this episode, we steered into a discussion about the blessed month of Ramadan and how we feel about it being so near. Our conversation starts with acknowledgment of recent news we have received regarding the deaths of people around us, and the sad reality that none of us are promised to witness another Ramadan. The bulk of our discussion circles around death and how we can prepare for it better as Muslims, especially as Ramadan approaches. In reflecting on our own observations, we share how we have seen truth in the saying that; “You die in the wa...2025-02-0845 min
Enlightening Pathways and Reflections30. The Life of Fatima az-Zahra'Fatima as-Zahra, the beloved daughter of Prophet Muhammad and Khadijah, holds a central place in Islamic history and spirituality. She was known for her unparalleled piety, wisdom, and devotion to her faith and family. As the wife of Imam Ali and the mother of Hasan and Husayn, she played a crucial role in shaping the early Muslim community.Fatima’s life was marked by both profound love and immense hardship. She witnessed the challenges faced by her father in his mission to spread Islam and remained steadfast in supporting him. After the Prophet’s pass...2025-02-0316 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 25. Comparison is the thief of joyThis week, we started our episode with a mini mental dump. Fatima opens up about how she's been feeling and turning to overspending for instant gratification. Khadijah also shares her take on how overspending makes her feel and how she's been managing and practising self-control. The conversation then moves to both of us sharing how the year 2024 was transformative for us individually. We discuss how we stopped comparing ourselves to the timeline of others and finding contentment in where Allah has put us in life. The rest of the episode emphasizes how we can overcome “why not me” moments, block out...2024-12-141h 05
Daughters of DiasporaEp 24. Hijab is a journey but let's be honest.Asalamualykum friends! we are excited to bring you this week's episode; which is focused on the topic of Hijab. We backpacked on the last episode starting with the struggles of maintaining the concealment of our beauty by keeping the hijab on during our weddings. In being honest, we acknowledge that Hijab can be a sensitive topic for many but we aimed to be brutally honest in this discussion about the struggles of hijab and the need to strive to observe this practise in the correct way. Our conversation emphasizes the influence social media and liberal ideologies have on muslim women...2024-11-301h 00
Daughters of DiasporaEp. 23 - Don't come to MY WEDDING dressed in hoodies and tracksuits!!!As we enter wedding season, are you preparing to celebrate in style? Join us for a vibrant discussion about our cultural traditions, colourful attire, and joyous celebrations!!! Tune in our light hearted discussion as we list things we dislike about African/ Gambian weddings.2024-11-0838 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 22. Struggling with loneliness, isolation and how to benefit from these timesSalamualykum friends! Have you ever questioned why you felt lonely or disconnected from people you were familiar with?, isolated in a room full of people or just sadness for unexplainable reasons? Well, you are definitely not alone as many of us can relate! This week we dive into the complexities of feeling loneliness in adulthood. We both reflect on times we have dealt with such feelings and how it made us feel. Additionally, we share how we got through these difficult periods in time and the difference of being alone vs. feeling lonely and empty inside. As always, we end...2024-10-2553 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 21. Don't fall victim to seasonal depression, GET UP AND BE PRODUCTIVE!GET UP!!!! Get ready for some laughs and a wake-up call. This episode is a chill (pun intended) discussion on a variety of things but most importantly on seasonal depression. Our discussion starts with the importance of asking people how they truly are and being honest about our feelings. We then touch on the weather change and how seasonal blues usually start kicking in around this time of year. We share our personal experiences with feeling low during the winter months and tips on ways NOT to fall victim to the sadness. In preparation for the new year, we share...2024-10-1156 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 20. Connecting with Allah: The key to spiritual and personal growthWelcome Welcome friends! This week we have another exciting guest episode- this time, featuring Tik Tok content creator known as Ukhti Yassin. Our conversation explores the journey of building a connection with Allah, the challenges of adulthood, and the importance of knowledge and sincerity in faith. Yassin shares her personal experiences and reflections on worship and mercy, emphasizing that self-improvement and continuous learning are essential in one's spiritual journey. We then dive into the importance of relatability in faith, the influence of good companionship, and the journey of self-improvement through good character and dua. Our discussion emphasizes the need for...2024-09-271h 34
Daughters of DiasporaEp 19. A peek into the dynamics of our sisterhood ft. OUR SISTERS (TATA & MAYO)Salam friends! This week's episode is a fun one! We invite our two other sisters to join us for an honest conversation about our relationship dynamics. We start on describing our roles in the family and how each of us feels we contribute to the “whole”. We touch on the close bond we share and each highlights what we appreciate about one another and our relationship. In being vulnerable, we discuss our different approaches to conflict and how we connect- especially with the changing dynamic we have experienced as we are growing older. Our conversation highlights our appreciation for sticking toge...2024-09-1456 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp 18. Forgiveness, loyalty and parents role in sibiling conflictsAsalamualaykum listeners! In this week's episode, we explore the challenges of forgiveness in sibling relationships and the role of parents in mediating conflicts. our discussion emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and resolving issues directly with siblings, rather than relying on parents. We also highlight the reward of forgiveness in Islam and the need for open and honest communication to avoid fake harmony. We also share our personal experiences of forgiveness along with those of our followers on IG who shared their thoughts with us earlier. Finally, we end off debating the question of loyalty to parents versus siblings, with...2024-08-241h 13
Daughters of DiasporaEp 17. Thriving as a mom with autistic children ft. Nyima DrammehToday’s episode features Nyima Drammeh- a special needs advocate, wife, mother, student and travel enthusiast. As a co-founder of the Soni Autism Association, Nyima discusses her experience raising children with autism and advocating for special needs in her community. She shares her journey of accepting her children's diagnosis and fighting for their needs. Our discussion highlights the stigma surrounding special needs and the lack of support and understanding. Nyima emphasizes the importance of early intervention and the challenges parents face in accessing help. Despite the difficulties, she remains committed to raising awareness while stressing the importance of self-care and ha...2024-08-091h 22
Daughters of DiasporaEp 16. Is marriage really that hard or do we just give bad advice?This week we bring you the final part of our introductory episodes to the relationships series. We continue the discussion of the marriage journey- picking up from the engagement stage. We touch on Muslim couples following modern engagement practices and the realities of “getting down on one knee” not constituting an actual engagement. We then move the conversation to getting cold feet and the nerves that may kick in before marriage. As always, we provide advice on how to navigate being in these stages and stress the importance of women having a choice in who they marry just as men do...2024-07-2749 min
Blogging TheologyMust Female Converts Immediately Divorce Their Non-Muslim Husbands? With Sheikha Fatima BarkatullaConnect with Ustadha Fatima Barkatulla on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatima-barkatullaYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FatimaBarkatullaMuslim Central Podcast: https://muslimcentral.com/audio/fatima-barkatulla/Twitter: https://twitter.com/fatimabarkatulaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fatima_barkatulla/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatimaBarkatulla/Website: raisingbelievers.comFatima Barkatulla is an award-winning British Islamic scholar, broadcaster, and author. With a rich Islamic education, she studied Arabic in Egypt and graduated from both the Ebrahim College Seminary and AlSalam Institute with Shahadah...2024-07-222h 10
Daughters of DiasporaEp 15. Finding the right man, halal dating and haram relationshipsSalam Salam!! In this weeks episode we talk about romantic relationships. Taking it from where it starts, we discuss the journey of finding a spouse, “halal dating”, creating boundaries and the importance of knowing oneself before settling down.2024-07-121h 05
Daughters of DiasporaEp 13. WE ARE BACK!!- 10 yrs together and no ring? sis RUN!Salamualyakum beautiful friends! WE ARE BACK! Returning big and better- this chit-chat episode is quite different but it provides a bit more insight into our thoughts and personality. We start with a discussion on summer plans, the cost of living and the rise of emigration in Canada. Fatima then reflects on her fun trip to Dubai with our Mom and the chaotic safari experience she puts her mother through. We then talk about social media and the discourse on traditional wife roles, and the luxuries of being taken care of as a woman. Leaving you with a taste of what...2024-06-2853 min
Daughters of DiasporaBonus ep- The silent genocide in Sudan ft. The Jasmine BlossomsWELCOME BACK FRIENDS!!! In recognition of the various atrocities happening in the world, we sought to bring you an episode that highlights one of the current genocides, specifically: Sudan. In this episode, we sat down with Yasmine, (known as The Jasmine Blossoms)- A young Sudanese-American, to discuss the war and genocide in Sudan. Our conversation starts with a comparison between Toronto and New York, followed by Yasmine sharing the meaning behind her name and her journey as an author and poet. With historical context, Yasmine uncovers the intricacies of what led to the current situation in Sudan. We touch...2024-06-231h 00
Daughters of DiasporaEp. 12- We are all going through it.... (reading SRG dilemmas)Salam friends! This week we introduced a new segment which includes reading dilemmas and providing advice. In this episode, we talk about a post made by Shaderoom Gambia. We discuss the importance of mental health and the challenges faced by individuals in the Gambian community when it comes to seeking support. We highlight the stigma surrounding mental health and the lack of understanding within the community along with our suggestions for finding a safe space to unload. As always, we emphasize the importance of turning to Allah and making dua for guidance and support. Finally, our conversation explores the lack...2024-05-0448 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp.11- Lets play THE GAMEWelcome to episode 11!!! This week we aimed to provide you guys with a chilled/laid-back episode in which we hope you get to know a bit more about us (your co-hosts). To foster discussion, we read through conversation cards (THE GAME, by freshly grounded) in which we talk about what motivates us, things we grew to appreciate about our parents, some of our characteristics and attitudes as well as ways we can work to improve our relationship with one another.
As always, we hope you enjoy this episode and please don't forget to give us a review and/or comment...2024-04-271h 02
Daughters of DiasporaEp.10 "The defender of Women has passed away" ft Fatouma Jikineh Pt.2Picking up right where we left off…In part 2 Fatoumat dives into how life changed for her family when her father was diagnosed with cancer. Despite the difficult journey, the family remained hopeful and focused on supporting their father. Although she was busy with Nursing school, Fatoumat takes on the challenge of being comfort for not only her siblings but for her sick father in his last days. Our conversation explores the journey of dealing with the impending loss of a loved one and the subsequent grief. Fatoumat discusses the importance of vulnerability and support, the process of preparing for th...2024-04-1954 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp.9 "The defender of Women has passed away" ft Fatouma Jikineh Pt.1This week’s episodes features Fatoumat Jikineh, who we had the honour of sitting down with back in March. She walks us through her journey of awakening and personal transformation which lead to her becoming a practising muslim and Niqabi. We talk about the expectations and pressure faced by individuals in the Muslim community, particularly in relation to dress and behaviour. The conversation explores the struggle of readiness and the fear of judgment when it comes to making lifestyle changes. Furthermore, we dive deep into the influence of Fatoumat’s late father on her life and the community through highlighting his...2024-04-121h 12
Daughters of DiasporaEp.8- The gift of companionship | Part 2n part 2, Fatima dives into her journey of memorizing the Quran and the challenges she faced along the way. She discusses the importance of community and the role of competition in motivating her to excel. Fatima reflects on the intense process of revision and the breakthrough moment when she finally mastered her lessons. She describes the daunting feeling of nearing completion and the emotions she experienced on the day of her exam. After completing the Quran, she struggled with societal expectations and felt restricted by her status as a Hafidh. She felt pressure to conform to a certain image and...2024-04-052h 04
Daughters of DiasporaEp.8- The gift of companionship | Part 2In part 2, Fatima dives into her journey of memorizing the Quran and the challenges she faced along the way. She discusses the importance of community and the role of competition in motivating her to excel. Fatima reflects on the intense process of revision and the breakthrough moment when she finally mastered her lessons. She describes the daunting feeling of nearing completion and the emotions she experienced on the day of her exam. After completing the Quran, she struggled with societal expectations and felt restricted by her status as a Hafidh. She felt pressure to conform to a certain image and...2024-04-052h 04
Daughters of DiasporaEp.7 - The gift of companionship | Part 1In recognition of the Ramadan being the month of Quran, this week, we turned the mic to Fatima who shares her journey in becoming a hafidh of the Quran. The conversation starts with the rewards and challenges of studying the book of Allah and then explores Fatima's childhood and upbringing. She shares her love for competition, having excelled in sports and having a supportive family. We also learn about the challenges she faced in balancing sports and wearing the hijab, as we discuss the limitations Muslim Women face in athleticism. Life was everything she could've wanted.. but despite her love...2024-03-2957 min
Daughters of DiasporaEp. 6-Diverting the path of a "typical" African woman ft. Fatou JammehRamadan Kareem dear listeners! In this week's episode, we sat down with Fatou Jammeh; a fellow Gambian-Canadian woman who shares her diverse professional experiences and her passion for women's causes. Our conversation explores cultural identity, challenges of returning to the home country, women's opportunities and expectations, upbringing and identity as a Gambian woman. It delves into the fear of judgment and the impact of cultural expectations on reputation. The discussion highlights the shift in societal pressures and the importance of creating one's own trajectory. Additionally, Fatou shares with us the challenges and rewards of working in Africa and the need...2024-03-221h 36
Daughters of DiasporaEp.5- The unseen struggles of the first born ft. TATAIn this episode we welcome a very special guest.. our TATA (older sister)! The conversation explores Tata's journey in choosing a career path, facing pressure from family and society, juggling motherhood and education, breaking stigmas and finding success. We discuss the joy and importance of struggling, finding passion in work and the unseen struggles Tata faced as a first child. The episode is concluded with advice for those on their own journey and the importance of trusting Allah's plan.2024-03-161h 12
Daughters of DiasporaEp.4- Betting on yourself and Making money on social media ft. YEMAYASalam our dear listeners. On this episode, DOD features its very first guest; Yemaya. J!!!! Yemaya walks us through her journey in becoming a social media Content Strategist and how she learned how to make money on social media. She shares how she went from living an average life in Toronto to now living her dream lifestyle in Dubai.
We hope you enjoy and learn something from this discussion just as much as we did.2024-03-081h 09
Daughters of DiasporaEp.3- Preparing for the GREAT guestWelcome back friends! On this episode we briefly go over the infamous RESSA TESSA Tik Tok series followed by a discussion on the struggles of observing our religion as muslims living in the West. We share our individual experiences with CHOOSING to be practising muslims and dive into the importance of preparing for the blessed month of Ramadan while sharing some tips on how to make the most of the month.2024-03-011h 11
Daughters of DiasporaEp.2- Are you joking?... or are you a secret hater?Welcome friends! In this episode, we dive into the topic of friendship. We discuss the importance of having good friends as well as getting rid of the "not so good ones". Brace yourselves, as we get vulnerable and emotional while reflecting on some of our own relationships and give a tribute to a late loved one who taught us a valuable lesson.2024-02-161h 04
Daughters of DiasporaEp.1- Learn your roots and love themIn this introductory episode, Fatima & Khadijah discuss cultural identity and language. The girls dive into life in Toronto and why it is necessary to be a "black Keren" sometimes.2024-02-0958 min
Ladies Unscripted.What Is the 'Talking Stage'? Is it the Newest Form of Dating Torture?The ultimate Gen Z phrase “Talking Stage”. It's the gray area of dating that Gen Z'ers created for ourselves because we just love everything to be complicated, don't we? Follow this episode as Khadijah and our all time favorite host Fatima Rabiu Aminu keep it unscripted and spill the tea!2023-09-1130 min
LitTeaEpisode 19: Khadijah VanBrackle, author of Fatima Tate Takes the CakeWelcome to Episode 19 of LitTea!
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Release date: June 13, 2023
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Fatima Tate wants to be a baker AND enjoy some innocent flirting with her hot friend Raheem—but her strict Muslim parents would never approve of either …Seventeen-year-old Fatima Tate, aspiring baker (100% against her conservative parents’ wishes), leads a pretty normal life in Albuquerque: long drives with BFF Zaynab, weekly services at the mosque, soup kitchen volunteering (the best way to perfect her flaky dough...2023-06-137h 54Discover The Most Must-Listen Full Audiobook Today!Fatima Tate Takes the Cake by Khadijah VanbraklePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/679342to listen full audiobooks.
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Length: 7 hours 54 minutes
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Title: Fatima Tate Takes the Cake
Author: Khadijah Vanbrakle
Narrator: Shayna Small
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 54 minutes
Release date: June 13, 2023
Genres: Non-fiction
Publisher's Summary:
Fatima Tate wants to be a baker AND enjoy some innocent flirting with her hot friend Raheem—but her strict Muslim parents would never approve of either … Seventeen-year-old Fatima Tate, aspiring baker (100% against her conservative parents’ wishes), leads a pretty normal life in Albuquerque: long drives with BFF Zaynab, weekly services at the mosque, soup kitchen volunteering (the best way to perfect her flaky dough recipe...2023-06-137h 54
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Title: Fatima Tate Takes the Cake
Author: Khadijah Vanbrakle
Narrator: Shayna Small
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 54 minutes
Release date: June 13, 2023
Genres: Tough Topics
Publisher's Summary:
Fatima Tate wants to be a baker AND enjoy some innocent flirting with her hot friend Raheem—but her strict Muslim parents would never approve of either …Seventeen-year-old Fatima Tate, aspiring baker (100% against her conservative parents’ wishes), leads a pretty normal life in Albuquerque: long drives with BFF Zaynab, weekly services at the mosque, soup kitchen volunteering (the best way to perfect her flaky dough...2023-06-137h 54
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The Tammy Peterson Podcast26. Why Society is Suffering from Changing Gender Roles | Sheikha Fatima BarkatullaThis episode was recorded on Jan 10th, 2023. Sheikha Fatima Barkatulla is an Islamic scholar, author, and director of Muslim Womanhood, an organization that builds resilience and educates Muslim women in the West. She completed her Islamic education in the UK and studied Classical Arabic in Egypt at Al-Azhar University. She holds a Masters degree in Islamic Law from SOAS, University of London, where she received the Doreen Hinchcliffe Memorial Prize for best performance in her year. Fatima is the author of 'Khadijah, Islam's First Lady', and her research focuses on British female converts to Islam. ...2023-05-171h 46
Learning From Our LegendsThe First Mother of the Believers Pt 2Salam guys!This episode is a continuation of Khadijah (ra)’s story. In this part 2/2, we touch on the rest of Khadijah (ra)'s life, and how she was an amazing support system for the prophet (pbuh), and how precious she was to him, even after she passed away. Next episode, we will be moving on to Fatima (ra), who was the prophet (pbuh)’s daughter and the second of the four best women in paradise, according to the Hadith.REFERENCES:◦Saying salams on the prophet ->Surah Al-Ahzab (33:53)◦Wom...2023-05-0739 minLearning From Our LegendsThe First Mother of the Believers Pt 1Salam guys!Eid Mubarak from us to you! We hope you're all well. This episode is the first of our series on 'the four best women in paradise,' starting with the prophet Muhammad (pbuh)'s first wife, Khadijah (ra).In this part 1/2, we introduce this inspirational lady and we also learn how she met and married our beloved prophet (pbuh).REFERENCES: ◦ The four best women in Paradise ->Sahih, Musnad Ahmad 2896 ◦ The book we’ve used mainly ->Khadijah: Mother of History’s Greatest Nation...2023-04-2436 min
Living The Quran Through The Living Quran"Not Like the Other: Women in the Quran" - Ramadan Reflections 2023 - Episode 1
On the first day of Ramadan 2023/1444, we introduce the theme of "Not Like the Other: Women in the Quran.
In the Quran, when speaking about the lead-up to the birth of Maryam binte Imran we are told that her parents had made an oath to dedicate their child, whom they were expecting would be a boy, to be a servant in the temple.
In Sūrah Ale Imran (3), Verse 36, Allah says: "Then when she delivered her [child Maryam (Mary)], she said: 'O my Lord! I have delivered a female child,' - and Allah knew better what she delivered...2023-03-3107 min
Raising MumsIs Homeschooling Really Better? | With Khadijah Stott-AndrewSeveral reasons exist for parents to not send their child to public schools, such as dissatisfaction with the curriculum, teaching methods, and religious concerns, but is homeschooling really better? Khadijah Stott-Andrew addresses this concern and her realisation that teachers don't have all the answers either.
Khadijah is a mother of three and a self-proclaimed bookaholic! She talks about homeschooling while moving house and also how she has combined the national curriculum with the Charlotte Mason philosophy.
In Episode 87 of the Raising Mums podcast, I talk to Khadijah Stott-Andrew from Our Daily Wonders.
Connect with Khadijah on her Instagram pages: https...2022-07-2857 min
Umm Zayd - La Saaxiib Quraanka6. Kudayo Xidigaha Haweenka: Khadijah bint khuwaylid R.C. - PT: 2(بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ)2022-06-2336 min
Umm Zayd - La Saaxiib Quraanka5. Kudayo Xidigaha Haweenka: Khadijah bint khuwaylid R.C. - PT: 1(بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ)2022-06-2327 min
Living The Quran Through The Living QuranThe Birth of the Apple of his Eye - Fatima al-Zahra - Ramadan Reflections 12One of the goals of marriage is to have children – individuals that bring so much to the couple – even more than words can describe. However, after having lost two sons in Mecca, Prophet Muhammad ] and his beloved wife, The Mother of the Believers, Khadijah the daughter of Khuwaylid, would be blessed by Allāh with a daughter, and not just any daughter, but Fatima al-Zahra – the Leader of the Women of Paradise and one of the four women of Heaven. Join us in this episode as we review the birth of the only daughter of the final Prophet.2022-04-1614 min
Grappling Rewind: Breakdowns of Professional BJJ and Grappling Events#209 ADCC 2021 North American Trials Finals RecapThis week on the show Maine Zak and Miranda recap the 2021 ADCC East Coast Trials.We pick up our event recap on day 2 of the ADCC trials after our special on location episode the night after Trials day 1. We recap the round of 16 onward for the men’s -66 kg, -77 kg, and -88 kg divisions, and the men’s -99 kg and over 99 kg divisions round of 8 and womens under 660 kg and over 60 kg round of 8 that took place on day 2. Kicking it off with the round of -66 division we look at Col...2021-11-091h 54
A lifetime of talkCancel Culture: the history, the effects and the structure of accountability in today's societyIn this episode of A lifetime of talk, I talk about Cancel Culture, namely where this culture originates from and the way that it has become a prevalent part of today’s society, as a means to hold people accountable. I speak about the importance of people’s backgrounds when it comes to being held accountable and how systematically this difference in one’s background can end in contrasting results. In short, this episode takes a dive into the current world’s most popular way of holding others accountable. Sources used: “Cancel Culture.” Dictionary.com...2021-02-0716 min
EmpowHER Podcast with KrississippiLet Me Adjust My Crown*** Surprise, Surprise
Back in July, Kristy held the first installment of "Let Me Adjust My Crown" which was a major success. The vision of the event was to connect women virtually via panel discussion, beauty demonstration and virtual vending. Listen here to the first installment of this major success. It was so successful that Kristy held another one just a little under a month ago!
Host, Shay of "What's Coming Out of Youth Mouth" Podcast
Moderator, Kristy "Krississippi" Johnson
Panelist, Erica Gray, owner of Curvy Chic Boutique and Purpose Driven Consultation ...2020-11-012h 29
The Muslim CEO ShowFatima Barakatullah - Alimah, author and award winning lecturer Fatima BarkatullaI'm delighted to have podcast host, author, public speaker, Islamic scholar, award-winning lecturer (amongst many, many other descriptions!), Sister Fatima Barkatulla on the show.
Fatima Barkatulla is a British ‘Alimah’ (Islamic scholar), author & award-winning lecturer based in London. She graduated with two Alimiyyah degrees from the Ebrahim College seminary and with Distinction from AlSalam Institute, awarded by Sheikh Muhammad Akram Nadwi. She is currently completing a Masters degree in Islamic Law at SOAS, the University of London.
She is married with four children and presents the IlmFeed Podcast. In her teens...2020-03-021h 40
She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs004 Khadijah ElshayyalIn this episode, I talk to Khadijah Elshayyal, author of the book Muslim Identity Politics (2018). We talk about recommending grad school to other Muslims in current academic job market, resisting being *that Muslim that studies Muslim stuff, being taught misinformation about Islam by religious studies professor, the impact of colonialism on Muslim populations in UK, imposition of compliance and integration by British government, self-censorship in a climate of suspicion, fear of Shariah takeover, equality gap, grassroots activism, and much more.2019-11-2242 min
The World FederationSafeguarding Half of our Faith | #BecomeHusayni | Day SevenThey say that behind every successful man, there is a strong woman – but in Islam, that woman is not only ‘behind’ the man, but ‘alongside’ him. This is seen from the lives of women such as Khadijah binte Khuwaylid, Fatima al-Zahra, Zaynab al-Kubra, peace be upon all of them, and the great women of Kerbala. The women of Kerbala did not only encourage the men in their lives, rather, they were there shoulder to shoulder with them in the struggle. Today, how can couples work together to serve Allah (swt) and help one another in the journey of life?
Subs...2019-09-0610 min
Fatima BarkatullaKhadijah - Beyond BeliefKHADIJAH ~ Beyond Belief with Ernie Rea - with Fatima Barkatulla & other panellists
âIt is said that behind every great man there is a great woman. The Prophet Muhammad was married many times; but for 25 formative years, he remained faithful to one woman, Khadijah. She is widely recognised as the First Muslim and her story may be surprising to many non-Muslims. She was a successful business woman. She was considerably older than Muhammad, and it was she who proposed to him. She must have been a formidable presence. There are many debates about the place of women in the Muslim world; cou...2017-10-2528 min
Beyond BeliefKhadijahIt is said that behind every great man there is a great woman. The Prophet Muhammad was married many times; but for 25 formative years, he remained faithful to one woman, Khadijah. She is widely recognised as the First Muslim and her story may be surprising to many non-Muslims. She was a successful business woman. She was considerably older than Muhammad, and it was she who proposed to him. She must have been a formidable presence. There are many debates about the place of women in the Muslim world; could Khadijah be an appropriate role model for Muslim women today...2017-09-1128 minFatima BarkatullaAuthentically Me2017 Online ~ Mommy Coach Khafayah Abdulsalam interviews Fatima Barkatulla about becoming an author, her new book 'Khadijah, Mother of History's Greatest Nation' and getting the balance right. Find out why she feels so passionately about her own mother in particular and motherhood in general.2017-02-211h 14
Cosmic CutsCosmic Cuts show 48Cosmic Cuts lives in the primordial soup of hip hop, boom bap, electronica, soul and Rnb. Thanks to All Real Radio ( allrealradio.com ) for providing a platform for sharing love, tune in online Tuesdays from 9-10 pm CST to hear the show live.
Curated by @djdelsur
artist - track
Reva Devito - Deeper @reva-devito
Sylk 130 - For Love ft. Grover Washington Jr. @kingbritt
Boss Selection - Cold Cold Water ft. Grace Kelly @sunnylevine
Mndsgn - ALLuptoyou @mndsgn
PotatoHead People - Luxury ft. Moka Only @potatohead-people
NxWorries - Khadijah @stonesthrow
Madlib - No Label RMX
Nonchalant - 5 O'Clock (K-Def remix)@kdef
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