It's okay to not be okay

⁠Check out our Upcoming Events⁠ In this episode, I delve into my personal journey of seeking therapy, sharing the lessons I've learned along the way. I'll also provide insights on how to find the right therapist for your needs. Mental Health Services: KidsHelpline Lifeline Dare App Sabr App ------------- Check out the Akhirah Collective Socials!! Instagram LinkedIn

It's been a while, but we are officially back for Season 3! We have incredible things planned, including some episodes that will blow your mind. For this episode, I reflected on recent tragedies and explored ways to become better activists for social justice. I also share tips for Dhul Hijjah and Arafah. Don't forget to follow us on social media. Instagram Linkedin Substack

Reflections on this year that has been filled with so much love, loss and hope. Here is to a new year filled with Allah's mercy and forgiveness insha'Allah.

In this episode, we dive into the world of Mariam Joyce; exploring her unique journey through Quran journalling, creative endeavours, and food. Join us as we unravel the intersections of faith and nourishment in Mariam's inspiring life.

A discussion shedding light on the perspectives of university students who are entering into a new nerve-racking and uncertain phase of their lives. A time where marriage becomes a common theme.

*TRIGGER WARNING: This Episode contains content about suicide and depression.* This episode features Nafisa Abdein! She is a registered psychotherapist and the founder of Therapy with Fisa. Born in Bangladesh and raised in Australia. She has completed her master's degree in psychotherapy and counselling and now works on her recently founded Therapy with Fisa. Her goal is to provide services to individuals who are looking to explore the best form of self-discovery and healing.

“They plan, and Allah plans. Surely, Allah is the Best of planners. “

Happy Malcolm X DAY!!! This is a very special episode to celebrate the life and legacy of the Black Muslim Minister Malcolm X. He has been an inspiration in my connection to my deen and as well as my acceptance of my race and history. On this episode, I dive into into Malcolm X’s early life before Islam, his family life, his struggles as a black man in America in the 1960s and also his conversion to Islam. And I reflect on the lessons I’ve learnt from him, my own struggles as a black women growing up in Australia and the relationship between my faith and my race. Links: Yaqeen Insitute: https://youtu.be/l1oixrCV9FU Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali: Blood Brothers: https://youtu.be/gvOAuxFCGeU Malcolm X Daughter on his assassination: https://youtu.be/IyzEv7XM2bY

It was an honour having on our Co-founder & Social Media Manager Tasnim Khan on our podcast this week! She is our second guest on our Chamber of Secrets episode! She had incredible insights on the power of love! She spoke so openly about self love, gave advice on how to be worthy of one’s own love but as well as Allah’s and reflected on how His love is something we should hold on to dearly. ——————————————- We are so excited to be hosting our event with (UTSMSA) sisters on Monday 15th 11am-2pm at Ultimo. 🤧 Come along of a workshop to renew your soul, picnic and tote bag painting + other fun activities (like getting ur henna done👀) Link to get tickets here: https://picnicpaint-event.getqpay.com/

In our first Chamber of Secrets episodes, I had the honour of interview my workshop facilator and event coordinator at the Akhirah Collective. She has been a powerhouse in the success of our collective, helping lead workshops last year. In the true style of ‘Chamber of secrets’ we dive real deep this episode. She opened up about the struggles of being a ‘failure’, the pressuring of people pleasing in your community and migrant family but most importantly in the lessons she’s learnt from Allah about love and Qadr.