Explore " hijabi" with insightful episodes like "Sustainable Modesty: Hijabi Thrifting", "Kopftuch und Karriere", "Rising Voices: Empowering Muslim Women in Australia for Authentic Leadership and Advocacy - A conversation with Maha Abdo OAM.", "young, shia & motivated (ft. @hawraawrites)" and "More Than Just My Hijab - In Conversation with Senator Fatima Payman" from podcasts like ""MuslimMatters", "WDR 5 Diesseits von Eden", "The Muslims Down Under Podcast", "bigzeespeaks" and "The Muslims Down Under Podcast"" and more!
In this episode of our podcast, join us for a thought-provoking discussion and inspiring story of leadership and advocacy from Muslim women in Australia as we speak to Maha Abdo OAM, a passionate advocate for empowering women.
We delve into the challenges and triumphs of Muslim women in pursuing authentic leadership roles and making their voices heard in society. From breaking down cultural barriers to promoting diversity and inclusion, this episode features an engaging conversation and insight that will leave you feeling informed, inspired, and empowered.
Muslims Down Under is a platform that aims to #ChangeTheNarrative one conversation at a time.
Join us, and help spread the word. Together we can do so much more!
welcome to the 2023 ramadhan series 🌙
i'm joined by sr. hawraa as we discuss the influences in her faith journey, as well as the struggles of being shia in social media and life in general.
In this episode, we had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Senator Fatima Payman.
Senator Fatima Payman is the first hijab-wearing Muslim woman in the federal Australian Parliament. Elected to the Senate for Western Australia, in 2022, Senator Payman originally migrated from Afghanistan to Australia in 1999, and since then has been serving the Australian community in various capacities and leadership positions. As a Muslim woman, she exemplifies her faith in many aspects, inspiring hope, and leading the way for a more accepting, and tolerant society.
Learn more about her story and how she is #ChangingTheNarrative, as we discuss aspects of Islamophobia, social justice, and why she is more than just her 'hijab'.
To watch the full video version of this podcast visit our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/vuRlxFH-OPY
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Muslims Down Under is a platform that aims to #ChangeTheNarrative one conversation at a time.
Join us, and help spread the word. Together we can do so much more!
Naseem and Aisha talk about the Muslim Mindset and what we can do to help one another, especially in those times of need.
Have a listen to this great podcast which was recorded a few days ago.
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The Sisters' Show is in full flow of podcasts Alhamdulillah - and today, Naseem interviews Aisha Jannah from TikTok.
Do check out her page and follow her today - @aisha.jannat
She is a Revert Muslim and shares her story about how she came into Islam after the curiosity of what she heard about Islam. As she researched more for herself, she came to know the true beauty of Islam.
Aisha does some great live streams on TikTok - do check out her regular shows!
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Have a listen to this very first solo podcast special, brought to you by Naseem.
This is a very personal podcast from Naseem you must listen to, especially if you're a revert Muslim living in America. It provides first-hand experience on the struggles and how to maintain your faith when you become a Muslim in a broken world.
In-Sha-Allah we can bring you more podcasts like this.
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Listen to President Zak's conversation with the "incomporable" Amira Daugherty '19. Known as @AmiraUnplugged on social media, Amira is a 2019 graduate of Agnes Scott College who uses her gifts as a talented singer, writer, rapper, spoken word artist, and activist to inspire and empower those fighting for social justice causes. She also uses her creativity to create space to empower diverse groups of people to achieve their goals.
She performs on the physical and virtual stages worldwide, and she is currently working on and releasing her own music and her first poetry book. Listen to her powerful story as a hijabi, black, and hearing impaired woman and how, although only at the beginning of her journey, she has developed her voice and how much of an impact she's already made on the world, and she's just getting started.
Introduction to the Working Millennial Women Podcast. Join the host - a 33year old millennial surgeon, wife, cat-mom, hijabi Muslim immigrant who interviews other women about their daily struggles to balance all aspects of their lives. Pick up some tips, tricks and shortcuts to help make your life easier!
Embark on a journey into Naseem's world with this first-ever episode by the sisters for the Muslim Experience! Yusra, who's our new podcast interviewer joins Naseem to talk about her life experiences as she shares her revert story and how she found Islam. Her story has some great inspirational messages for all us of us to take and learn from. From struggles to life-changing events, this is a must for your podcast playlist!
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Mona Haydar is a young Syrian-American Muslim who gained national and international press for her and her husband’s “Ask A Muslim” project- a booth that invited dialogue and questions in the wake of the Paris and San Bernardino terrorist attacks. The Boston Globe, NPR, People Magazine, The New York Times and others all covered the project and the collaborations that followed. In 2017 she broke into the hip hop music scene with Hijabi (Wrap My Hijab) whose video- featuring Haydar seven months pregnant with her second son- went viral. Billboard Magazine named Haydar’s track one of the top feminist anthems of all time (alongside hits by icons Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, and M.I.A).
For the last four years, Mona has been performing her poetry and music, leading writing and activism workshops, and speaking at universities and colleges about art, Islam, feminism, hip hop, theology, and inter-faith dialogue. She has performed internationally, spoken at churches, synagogues and conferences, and has been invited to speak at such institutions as Smith College, MIT, Princeton, UC Berkeley and the Parliament of World Religions.
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