In the second episode of a three-part series, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans sits down with celebrated author Umm Zakiyyah for an intimate and powerful discussion on her latest book, But Do You Feel Safe With Him?. Recorded live at Beni Adam, a luxury consignment shop in Pilsen, IL, nestled in a growing corridor of Muslim-owned businesses, this conversation explores emotional, spiritual, and relational safety within Muslim relationships and marriage.

Can men learn about manhood, respect, and accountability from a book written for women? Ubaydullah picked up Umm Zakiyyah’s book to understand women’s experiences—and discovered a mirror that challenges all readers.

In a time when meaningful dialogue is often lost to labels and polarization, this live discussion breaks through the noise. It is a space for honest reflection, healing, and growth—for both men and women.

About Umm Zakiyyah
Umm Zakiyyah, also known as Ruby Moore and Baiyinah Siddeeq, is an internationally acclaimed author, speaker, and soul-care mentor. She has written over fifty books—including novels, short stories, and self-help—used in schools and universities worldwide, with translations in multiple languages.

Certified in Rapid Transformational Therapy® (RTT) and hypnotherapy under Marisa Peer, Umm Zakiyyah combines her expertise in emotional healing with her educational background (BA in Elementary Education, MA in English Language Learning, and Cambridge CELTA). Based in Dallas, Texas, she is known for her soul-touching books and spiritual reflections that guide readers toward healing, growth, and self-awareness.

Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.
A deeply personal and unfiltered podcast, Suhbah Stories preserves the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode invites listeners into raw, heartfelt conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time. Through interviews with Muslims from all walks of life, the podcast explores personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America, sharing stories of faith, resilience, and transformation.

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Suhbah Stories: Voices That Unite, Gifts That Last — A Muhammad-Evans Production.

Suhbah Stories is a deeply personal and unfiltered podcast preserving the lived experiences of Muslims. Each episode shares raw, heartfelt stories of faith, resilience, and transformation—exploring personal journeys, convert experiences, and reflections on Muslim identity and life in America. Hosted by Ubaydullah Evans, the podcast invites listeners into conversations that inspire, heal, and draw us closer to Allah—one story at a time.

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