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Explore "muslimah" with insightful episodes like "5 Things to Prioritize as a New Revert Muslim", "Why the Hijab Can Be Controversial in the Western Society - Tips for Muslim Women to Find Confidence", "Navigating Christmas as a Muslim Convert: 3 Tips for Keeping the Peace with your Non-Muslim Family", "If They Knew How Good It Felt They'd Call It Ecstacy ðð...Books And Life." and "Episode 7 - Gbeborun: Understanding Period From a Muslim Female's Perspective" from podcasts like ""The Veronika Edali Show", "The Veronika Edali Show", "The Veronika Edali Show", "Diary Of The Servant" and "Ẹjọ Lo Fẹ Ro"" and more!
Episodes (31)
Why the Hijab Can Be Controversial in the Western Society - Tips for Muslim Women to Find Confidence
Navigating Christmas as a Muslim Convert: 3 Tips for Keeping the Peace with your Non-Muslim Family
If They Knew How Good It Felt They'd Call It Ecstacy ðð...Books And Life.
Episode 7 - Gbeborun: Understanding Period From a Muslim Female's Perspective
I talk about Nigeria ððð
Finally, I talk about football. If you know me, you know I used to hate football but now I think I am liking it small small (sometimes I just and start shouting and I wonder who did all that (can't be me)). Yeah Liverpool worn, ManU was brutal. Other teams that worn were Everton, Leicester, Watford {I still hate your guts from that time you beat Liverpool), Brentford (sounds like a name in my the Sims 4 world ðð½ââï¸ and they beat Arsenal)
Episode 54: The One With The Hijrah Stories - Past, Future and Present
Take a listen to what hijab truly means to them and what does being a hijabi mean for them. Were their better halves supportive of their new paths when they found out?
Is hijrah something that will come naturally? Or do we have to really wait for the right time to do it?
What is wearing hijab like in a western society??!
Episode 11 How to Write a Novel with South African Author Neymat Raboobee of Imperfect Muslimah
Neymat Raboobee is a copy editor, blogger, podcaster, social media manager, and author.
She talks about Life as a South African Muslim Woman wearing a Nikat.
We Met in the Muslimah Bloggers Facebook Group and again on Twitter. We also have a mini chat about the holy month of Ramadan.
She shared about her experience traveling to various South African Cities like Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Johannesburg and where she currently resides, in Durban.
She talks about the easiest and difficult parts of writing, how to start writing, how she got started with writing, how writing helps her heal as well as Blogging.
You can find her and her books at https://theimperfectmuslimah.com
Click Here For the full transcript.
For Youtube Video Version: https://youtu.be/UeEPDxWgfB0
Takeaways:
- “The most important thing that I can say is to feel confident enough to keep pitching. It's amazing if you've got the ability to get to a literary agent, pitch to them, and speak to them.”
- “90% of writing a novel is not that spark of creativity”
- “The niqab, which is what I'm wearing at the moment is something that is not required for Muslim women. So for me, it's that certain people choose to earn good deeds by giving extra charity or by, you know, doing extra physical worship, and I choose to do this.”
- “Just find a set of people who are doing the same sort of thing that you are perhaps in the same genre”
- “Ramadan is almost an escape from the rest of the year, it's so much more peaceful.”
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Episode 40: How to become a writer, and help other women achieve their goals with Na'ima B. Robert
Joining us today is award-winning author Na'ima B. Robert. Na’ima is the author of the best seller “From My SIsters Lips” and founding editor of 'SISTERS', the magazine for fabulous Muslim women. Na’ima shares her story of her early stages of writing up to how she became a coach offering world class writing courses that focus on helping others develop their writing skills. She shares tips on how to release mindset and be a successful writer and touches on how to overcome fear by believing and valuing ourselves as well as her opinions on publishing options.
- Na’ima’s ride and journey in writing various genres of books in reflection to who she is.
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Entering entrepreneurship by teaching what she knows how to do best.
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Naima’s world class teaching how to write services
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Investing in ourselves
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Being supportive and helping one another.
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Honoring the uniqueness of ourselves gives us value and lifts us up
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The “helping each other spirit”
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Advice for beginners starting to write
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Mindset and fear free courses
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Self publishing or Traditional Publishing? How?
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Why your book can be rejected by publishers
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Living with purpose and joy and empowering ourselves
Upcoming projects:
Unleash Your Message coaching programme (starts 18th March)
Challenge yourself to write for 10 minutes a day for 10 days (8-18th April)
Be the Hero Growth Programme
Connect with Na’ima
Rude Men & Excessive Talking
"How Does She Do It?" Episode 8: Noha Sahnoune
Noha Sahnoune – A conversation with Bauer College marketing senior Emma Armer and ExxonMobil corporate financial analyst Noha Sahnoune on being a millennial and Muslimah in business school & corporate America