Islamic Feelings ♡

Assalamu’alaikum everyone. Today's episode is a very deep one. Alot of our lives are filled with desires & wishes, some which are light and some which are deep. Your wishes can either be your deepest passion or something that ruins your life through negativity. I went on Instagram and asked you guys to share your wishes, here is an accumulation of wishes ranging from success to trauma with advice & comfort xx

All about how 2 months can change your relationship with God + believing in God's mercy

sabr is a concept that is widely talked about in Islam. Sabr is also something that isn't as easy as it sounds... "Having patience" in times of hardship can be one of the hardest aspects of the hardship within itself. while sabr is something we should grow to adopt in our lifestyle, it is also our gateway to a new start.. Allah opens & closes doors accordance to His wise knowledge & bearing sabr through the journey of understanding how to deal with grief, loss & sadness can be the same door that provides you with the fresh start you have been seeking for ♡♡♡♡♡ ----------------------------------------------------- This episode was sponsored by " The Muslimah Collection"♡ a beautiful & unique online store that provides high quality & affordable clothing with a benefit of 100% of the proceeds going to charity. The Muslimah Collection has donated over $300,000 since their inception building over 15 wells in Uganda, 50 homes in Syria, relief camps in Syria and over 100,000 kilos of relief aid all over the world while providing beautiful & modest clothing. Donate & shop with "the muslimah collection" here: https://linktr.ee/islamicfeelings

Love in islam is a complicated topic. Unfortunately, with the severe spread of false information on social media, it becomes difficult to navigate what exactly Islam says. So I went on my Instagram and asked you guys to send in your questions for our special guest, Dr. Tamara Gray to answer :) ♡ Dr. Tamara Gray is a founder of Rabata. She holds a doctorate in leadership from the University of St. Thomas, a master’s degree in Curriculum Theory and Instruction from Temple University, and spent twenty years studying traditional and classical Islamic sciences, Quran, and Arabic in Damascus, Syria. Dr. Gray is also an author and translator. Her publications range from several culturally appropriate English language curriculum programs to translations of sacred texts. She has authored two books: Joy Jots: Exercises for a happy heart & Project Lina: Bringing our whole selves to Islam, and co-translated the Mukhtasir al-Jami’ fi al-Sīra al-Nabawiyya by Samīra Zayid [Compendium of the Collection of Sources on al-Sīra al-Nabawiyya] In addition to her work at Rabata, Dr. Gray sits on the Collegeville Institute’s Inter-religious Fellows Program, working to develop educational programming for faith leaders around social justice issues & serves as both faculty and an academic council member for The Islamic Seminary of America

Ramadan is a time where we all collectively heal our hearts from the dunya & grow closer to God through the beautiful obligatory & voluntary acts. Ramadan prep is an essential and important part of making sure you have a successful ramadan. Hence, this episode shares some tips on how to overcome Ramadan guilt, possible goals/ideas, tips on how to break bad habits & give up sins, etc..