For some, it’s a word wrapped in faith, culture, and tradition. For others, it stirs questions, emotions, and even controversy. In this episode of the TribeCast, we explore what it means when love is shared: the challenges, the beauty, the emotional realities, and the expectations that surround Muslim women navigating this path.

This conversation creates space for reflection and understanding, even if the answers aren’t always simple.

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How do you call upon Allah with your heart wide open? In this episode of the HSM TribeCast, we sit with Rasheedah Shatta to explore the transformative power of dua; our most intimate connection with our Lord.

Rasheedah reminds us that dua is not just a ritual act but a lifeline: a way to anchor ourselves in times of uncertainty, to express gratitude in moments of joy, and to nurture unwavering trust in Allah’s wisdom.

Through her reflections, stories, and gentle wisdom, she invites us to see dua as a daily practice of hope, surrender, and empowerment.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, healing, or growth, this conversation will inspire you to turn inward and upward, rediscovering the beauty of speaking directly to your Lord.

Tune in and be reminded: every whispered prayer is heard.

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For episode 11, we sit with Ni’mah Iresalewa Muhammed-Bello, the inspiring founder of the Ni’mah Andre Foundation, an organisation dedicated to fundraising and providing support for people facing health challenges.

Together, we explore what it means to live a life of service, to show up for others, to make a difference where it matters most, and to leave behind a legacy of kindness and impact.

This episode is a gentle reminder that our time here is short, but the love we give, the lives we touch, and the hope we ignite can outlive us.

May it inspire you to ask yourself: When I’m gone, what will I leave behind?

#impactliving #legacy #deathreminder #sdg3 #muslimnarratives

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What does real diversity look like in media, tech, and otherexclusive spaces for minorities? Who gets to decide their story?

Aisha Salaudeen, award-winning journalist and storytellerunpacks the intersection of representation, tokenism, and identity politics in culture, work spaces and within faith.

If you’ve ever felt torn between visibility and being misunderstood or you’ve shrunk yourself to make others comfortable, this conversation is for you.

#diversityandinclusion #femalerepresentation#Muslimnarrative #racism #Islamophobia #tokenism #inclusiveworkspaces

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What would you tell your 16-year-old self if you had the chance?

Umeeta Rabiu takes us back to her younger years and opens up about the lessons she wishes she knew earlier.

From teenage curiosity to boldly building for a purposeful life, Umeeta shares her journey into womanhood. She talks about the importance of relationships, financial independence and trusting Allah’s best laid plans as you find your place in the world.

#teens #teenlife #teenadvice #parentsofteens #teentalks #adulting #muslimteens #parenting #adolescence #classof2025

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For episode 8, we’re diving straight into the heart of Muslim social media with none other than Zainab Yusuf Abdul-Raheem, widely known as Angel Zee - influencer and Creative.

With her signature wit and unfiltered insight, Angel Zee unpacks it all! Sharing real-life experiences, clapping back at the stereotypes, and reflecting on the pressures that come with living your deen out loud.

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In this episode, Korede Azeez—filmmaker and storytellerjoins Khadijah for a raw and reflective conversation on what it takes to step into main character energy.

Forget the internet buzzwords and TikTok trends—this isn’t about being loud for the algorithm. It’s about refusing to be a passive actor in your own life. About recognizing the moments you’ve dimmed your light to fit into scripts that were never yours, and rewriting them with your own pen.

This one is for anyone who’s ever felt like a side character in their own story. Spoiler alert: YOU’RE NOT!

Tune In!

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In this episode, Hauwa Lawal—writer, content creator, and self-acclaimed troublemaker—takes off the gloss and glamour of curated timelines and dives into the reality so many of us are quietly living through.

For Mental Health Awareness Month, this episode holds space for the emotions we often push aside and the importance of supportive circles.

It’s everything you already know about Hauwa—and so much more. Expect chaos and gems.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

Africa

Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI) – https://mentallyaware.org/

Free helplines, peer support groups, and online counseling in Nigeria.

She Writes Woman – https://shewriteswoman.org

Mental health helpline and advocacy for Nigerian women and youth.

United State
Ruh Care – https://ruhcare.com

Culturally competent therapy for Muslims in the U.S. (some free sessions andsliding scale options).

United Kingdom

Shout (UK) – Text “SHOUT” to 85258 or visit https://giveusashout.org

Free, confidential 24/7 crisis text service.

Asia

Aasra (India) – +91-9820466726 or https://www.aasra.info

Free 24/7 suicide prevention helpline.

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