University is more than lectures, deadlines, and grades — it is a formative season that shapes your identity, habits, and priorities.

In this episode of Between Classes, we sit down with Dr. Nazir Khan to explore how students can intentionally maximize their time in university without burning out or losing sight of what truly matters.

From managing time and expectations, to balancing academics with faith, community, and personal growth, this conversation offers grounded advice for students who want their university years to be meaningful — not just busy.

Whether you’re in your first year or about to graduate, this episode will help you rethink how you approach your time on campus.

University life is demanding — deadlines, careers, expectations, and constant pressure to do more. But how do Muslim students balance deen and dunya without burning out or feeling distant from Allah?

In this first episode of Between Classes, we sit down with Ust. Danyal Khan to unpack the real struggles Muslim students face in the West — and how to approach faith with clarity, balance, and intention.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why feeling overwhelmed is so common among Muslim students
• The pressure to “have it all together” — spiritually and academically
• What balance actually means in Islam (and what it doesn’t)
• Practical ways to protect your iman during busy semesters
• How to reframe productivity through an Islamic lens
• Small habits that help keep Allah at the center of student life

This conversation is honest, reflective, and grounded in both lived experience and Islamic guidance — meant to meet students where they are.

Whether you’re navigating exams, internships, or questions about purpose, this episode is for you.

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New episodes release 2–3 times every month, in sha Allah.