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I intend for this podcast to be an authentic honest space for girls navigating their 20s — the messy seasons, the healing, the growth, and the quiet aspects to life, and most importantly our faith. “as you are” podcast is a gentle reminder that you don’t need to have it all figured out to be belonging.
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feeling left behind in your 20s, not where I thought I’d be by now is something a lot of us experience but don’t always talk about. In this episode I speak about comparison, timelines, pressure to have everything figured out. I talk about trusting Allahs timing, what it means to have tawakul, and why not being where you thought you’d be doesn’t mean you’re behind. and a special announcement at the end! 🤍
In this episode, I’m sharing 23 things I’ve learned in almost 23 years of life. not from a place of having everything figured out, but from growing, unlearning, and becoming. From friendships and self acceptance to faith, patience, and trusting what’s meant for you, this is a reflection on the lessons that have shaped me into who I am today.
salam my sweet girls in this episode I wanted to share a few things I hope to take with me after ramadan and just reinforce the idea of who we choose to be after ramadan. I hope you all enjoy this episode
hi hi everyone welcome back or welcome to the as you are podcast in this episode I give a few pieces of advice regarding hijab and just some things that truly help me with my own hijab journey!
hi hi welcome back or welcome to the as you are podcast in this episode I share a few of my perspective changes & things I want to implement for this new year: my timing & comparison being the thief of joy improving myself not proving myself being intentional with my time // being selfish within moderation ending negative self talk God consciousness being aware of Allah I hope you all enjoy give me feedback & follow my ig @asyouare.podcast
hi everyone welcome back or welcome to the as you are podcast! this episode I talk about a few things I’ve learned in the last 2 years of being married and the truths behind marriage and things to prepare for beforehand, such as communication, love languages, unlearning, healing & so much more 🤍 I also want to preface if you are in a bad situation/dealing with infidelity, emotional, or physical abuse please exit the situation and seek help from those around you imminently. I wanted to bring that up just because I do feel it is important to shed light on those topics as well and no amount of communication/change will make those situations better.
Salam my lovely girls this episode is about my personal experience with people pleasing, why we may fall into those behaviors, and how we can try to navigate through that <3
salam everyone welcome back to the as you are podcast! in this episode we talk about our imaan, how it fluctuates, and ways we can strive to mend it inshaAllah. I hope you all enjoy this episode and I can’t wait to see you soon 🤍
Welcome back or welcome to the as you are podcast -I’m so thankful to have you all here tuning in. In this episode I open up about some of my personal struggles with eating disorders, loss, and some lessons I’ve learned and how faith/Islam became a source of healing for me. This is an extremely vulnerable episode and I hope that my story is able shed light on these topics and let you know you’re never truly alone <33
welcome to episode 1 of the as you are podcast! I am so excited and looking truly so forward to starting this podcast. hope you enjoy episode 1 and get to know me a little bit better!
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