Journal Hijabi

[video] EP. 40 Sereen is joined by Nour Bouferrache, a 21 year-old algerian who immigrated to France with her family in 2010. Nour is an international law student in Paris and currently doing an exchange at Oxford Brooke's (London). In this episode Nour shares her experiences while growing up in a country that continues to push for anti hijab rhetoric. Nour states, “As a person wanting to work in diplomacy and law, the doors in France are closed. However I did it, the hijab is part of me and it doesn't take my brain away.” She is the president of the MENA society in Paris, aiming to promote her culture and religion with diplomacy. She also hosts the "Your Safe Place Podcast" which she refers to as a sanctuary where individuals can share their stories, find common ground, and empower one another to create positive change. Tune in to hear her story!!Connect with Nour: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/nour-bouferrache-735930228Listen to the 'Your Safe Place Podcast': https://www.instagram.com/yoursafeplace_pod/To watch the video recording of this episode click HERE To Ask JH for advice to be featured click HERETo leave us a voicemail to be featured click HERE To connect with Journal Hijabi click HERETo join the journal hijab community HERE To be our next guest click HERETo shop halal nail polish click HERE (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off)If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!Contact: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀This episode was produced and edited by Sereen QaderKeywords: Why hijab is important, Why hijab is worn, What does the hijab mean, Who wears the hijab, The hijab in Islam, When did hijab start, When hijab became obligatory in Islam, How hijab started in Islam, Hijab and shoulders, Hijab hair care, Hijab styles, Hijab types, Hijab in Quran, Hijab laws, Do Muslim women have to wear the hijab?, Why Muslim women wear the hijab, Muslim women in history, Muslim women scholars, Hijab in Media, Muslim Women in Hollywood, Muslim Women Creatives, Hijabi Creatives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[VIDEO] EP. 39 Sereen spills her heart in a new podcast studio about the last 10 days of ramadan and the deep patience fasting requires. Tune in for more!!To watch the video recording of this episode click HERE To connect with Journal Hijabi click HERE To join the journal hijab community HERETo be our next guest click HERE To Ask JH for advice click HERE To leave us a voicemail click HERETo shop halal nail polish click HERE (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off)Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! (:This episode was produced and edited by Sereen Qader

[VIDEO] EP. 38 Sereen drops a mini Ramadan bonus episode where she sits down after taraweeh and pours her heart out on how she has been feeling this ramadan so far, it gets vulnerable!!!! To watch the video recording of this episode click HERE To connect with Journal Hijabi click HERE To join the journal hijab community HERETo be our next guest click HERE To Ask JH for advice click HERE To leave us a voicemail click HERETo shop halal nail polish click HERE (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off)Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! (:This episode was produced and edited by Sereen Qader

[video] EP. 37 Natasha Zaletel is a Puerto Rican based in Florida who started wearing the hijab prior to accepting islam in 2020. Natasha announced her reversion on Instagram a year later where she said, “This is who I am, no more hiding.” Natasha is also a mom of one daughter and a muslim content creator curating “Weekly Hijabi Blanket Talks” which have garnered over one million plays.Connect with Natasha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natashaa_michelle/?hl=enTo watch the video recording of this episode click HERE To connect with Journal Hijabi click HERE To join the journal hijab community HERETo be our next guest click HERE To Ask JH for advice click HERE To leave us a voicemail click HERETo shop halal nail polish click HERE (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off) Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! (:This episode was produced and edited by Sereen Qader

EP. 36 Why Do Muslims Seek Hollywood's Validation? Let's talk about it.Article mentioned HERETo watch the video recording of this episode click HERE To connect with Journal Hijabi click HERE To join the hijab-bestie newsletter click HERETo be our next guest click HERE To Ask JH for advice click HERE To leave us a voicemail click HERETo shop halal nail polish click HERE (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off) This episode was produced and edited by Sereen Qader

EP. 35 We chat with Nur Shah, is a Black American and Bengali fashion blogger from Detroit. Nur started her fashion brand, Layali, in the Fall of 2022. Layali is an ethically made upscale contemporary brand for those with a taste of high fashion and innovative touches to the modest fashion world. Tune in to learn more about Nur's journey of creating her brand Layali and how Layali strives to make modest fashion accessible! Nur's LAYALI WEBSITE: https://www.thelayali.com/passwordNur's YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@nurshahNur's INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/nurxxshah/↓↓↓WATCH JOURNAL HIJABI PODCAST VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/@journalhijabi?si=kRuzG3LTkt89v3yvJOURNAL HIJABIS INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/journalhijabiBE OUR NEXT GUEST: https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6ASK JH ADVICE COLUMN: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL: https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastSHOP HALAL NAIL POLISH (use code JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off): mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABICONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!Keywords: Why hijab is important, Why hijab is worn, What does the hijab mean, Who wears the hijab, The hijab in Islam, When did hijab start, When hijab became obligatory in Islam, How hijab started in Islam, Hijab and shoulders, Hijab hair care, Hijab styles, Hijab types, Hijab in Quran, Hijab laws, Do Muslim women have to wear the hijab?, Why Muslim women wear the hijab, Muslim women in history, Muslim women scholars, Hijab in Media, Muslim Women in Hollywood, Muslim Women Creatives, Hijabi Creatives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP. 34 i took a nap and woke up in Granada with my sisters. We talk about our European experience traveling in the winter + some juicy sister drama duh. Tune in for more! Watch this episode on YouTube → https://youtube.com/@journalhijabi?si=kRuzG3LTkt89v3yvJOURNAL HIJABIS INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi___________________________Be our next podcast guest:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6Submit to Journal Hijabi:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Leave us a voicemail and we'll answer your question in an episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcast___________________________Shop Halal Nail Polish → mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABIUse code: JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off your order___________________________Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP33. In this enlightening episode of the Journal Hijabi Podcast, we welcome a truly inspirational guest, Kyra. Her journey in 2022 led her to embrace Islam and the hijab, a decision she holds dear to her heart. What makes Kyra's story even more exceptional is the support she received from her Catholic and Christian family. Together, we delve into Kyra's profound hijab journey, her exploration of Islam, and her unique experiences.Watch this episode on YouTube → https://youtube.com/@journalhijabi?si=kRuzG3LTkt89v3yv___________________________Shop Halal Nail Polish → mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABIUse code: JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off your order___________________________Be our next podcast guest:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6Submit to Journal Hijabi:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Leave us a voicemail and we'll answer your question in an episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastKeep up on our Instagram:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi Join the Journal Hijabi Club:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8___________________________Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP32. Aissata Amadou is a Mauritanian American studying pre-law track at UC Berkeley as a senior. Aissata is also host of the podcast "Disclaimers Aside” which she started in 2022, and a youtuber with 11,000+ subscribers. Watch this episode on YouTube → https://youtube.com/@journalhijabi?si=kRuzG3LTkt89v3yv.Ustadh Mustafa Briggs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VZBKwvqHgMCONNECT WITH AISSATA:Aissatas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aissata_ama...Podcast: https://anchor.fm/aissata-amadouPodcast IG https://instagram.com/disclaimersasid...Tik Tok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRjAKmtK/_Shop Halal Nail Polish → mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABIUse code: JOURNALHIJABI for $$ off your order_Be our next podcast guest:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6Submit to Journal Hijabi:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Leave us a voicemail and we'll answer your question in an episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastKeep up on our Instagram:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi _Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP31. In part two of this series we continue to delve into the diverse world of hijabi experiences, offering a refreshing perspective on how muslim women's encounters with the hijab are influenced by their geographical and cultural surroundings. A group of London based hijabis come together to share their stories!___________________________GET 15% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER FOR HALAL NAIL POLISH:Website: mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABIUse code: JOURNALHIJABI ___________________________LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL → https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastSUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review on apple podcasts or spotify, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP30. A two-part series where we delve into the diverse world of hijabi experiences, offering a refreshing perspective on how muslim women's encounters with the hijab are influenced by their geographical and cultural surroundings. A group of London based hijabis come together to share their stories!___________________________GET 15% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER FOR HALAL NAIL POLISH:Website: mersicosmetics.com/JOURNALHIJABIUse code: JOURNALHIJABI ___________________________LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL → https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastSUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP29. A girl talk episode with Sereen and Yasmine on the politics and history of the hijab while also highlighting the hijab can be much more than just that. Tune in to listen more!___________________________ARTICLE → muslim-women-and-the-politics-of-the-headscarfLEAVE US A VOICEMAIL → https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastSUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP28. Sereen speaks with guest, abdulrahman, 1 of 4 muslims at a high school in duncanville about how his experiences shaped the way he viewed the hijab and starting a local msa community at his college. Tune in to listen more!___________________________LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL → https://www.speakpipe.com/journalhijabipodcastSUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP27. Sereen shares a moment of hijab vulnerability where she felt insecure wearing a black abaya and hijab in a southern state. In this episode, Sereen also shares how she overcame her moment of insecurity by normalizing it and sticking to positive hijabi affirmations. Tune in to listen more!___________________________BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8SUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP26. In this episode, host Sereen (@sereenqader) joins her sister, Yasmine (@palilovergirl) who featured in journal hijabi's first guest episode, "The Only Hijabi In The Room." They dive deep into the conversation of continuing your hijab journey after choosing to let it go, intersectionality of the hijab, deep divine fem womb(an), preserving your hijab crown energy, standing confident + much much more! Yasmine's Deep Divine Fem: (@deepdivinefem) is a collective curated by Yasmine Qader to nurture the inner womb(an) which originated from her journal to an instagram page and monthly sister circles in Austin, Texas where you are allowed to vulnerable and share your experiences. Follow @deepdivinefem to get involved! The term intersectionality was originally coined by scholar, Kimberle Williams Crenshaw in 1989: the oppression and discrimination resulting from the overlap of an individuals various social identities. ___________________________BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8SUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP25. A behind the scenes convo where Sereen speaks about creating an episode with a fellow hijabi podcaster, Asma Bawla (@asmabawla), a student activist, aspiring lawyer, and the founder of Muslimah Podcast. Muslimah Podcast is a space that empowers Muslim women to speak up and change the world. This show is hosted by Asma Bawla, a student activist and aspiring lawyer. LISTEN HERE!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/muslimah/id1519691608___________________________BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8SUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP24. Sereen sits down with Zayne Jadallah (@zaynejadallahh) to discuss ramadan 2023 (abaya girl), connecting with your hijab (colorful hijab era), velascarves, crazy hijab stories, + being honest with your hijab. ___________________________BE OUR NEXT PODCAST GUEST:→ https://forms.gle/DUtABfa4V7EV1kXN6FOLLOW JOURNAL HIJABI:https://instagram.com/journalhijabi JOIN THE JOURNAL HIJABI CLUB:https://links.geneva.com/invite/d7db347f-a9d1-494f-bc7b-7597598ac8d8SUBMIT TO JOURNAL HIJABI:→ Ask JH: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/7nUcByACQkDmM4wy5→ Most Embarrassing/Crazy Hijab Stories: https://forms.gle/DCnoeSgNT7qQw5Wv8→ Juicy Hijabi Confessions: https://forms.gle/JkRVfAaZPPLmJo6c7Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabiThank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!CONTACT: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP 23 — another sister (@cinna.minaa) episode we talk:- popular school girl stories vs. loser gang - the time my sister fought her teacher - developing confidence + fearlessness as a young school girl - confessions of angry arab women (you're allowed to be loud)- filling your love tank, your hearts connection + more!SUCCESSFUL ARAB WOMEN ARTICLE: https://scoopempire.com/dont-date-a-successful-arab-woman/- JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀- Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to us and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying us a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP 22 — sereen talks about her girls cabin trip, the electricity blacking out in winter, yusra mardini the syrian refugee olympic swimmer, tik tok era & the obsession with going viral, yoga highs and lows + grounding tips and more!- JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀- Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying me a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP 21 — first ep of 2023! we talk:- sereens traumatic dog experience - what your soul currency is - destigmatizing celebrating new years solo- setting boundaries in 2023, listing your needs, wants desires, vision boarding & more!How to get clear on your needs, wants & desires:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNragA2REuo- JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀- Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀Thank you for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi!Journal Hijabi was crafted as a creative outlet outside of a full-time job and graduate school. Each episode is a labor of love to spread more informative stories about our hijab. Help show your support by buying me a “coffee” to continue sustaining future journal hijabi episodes! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/journalhijabi Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP 20 — i left my 9-5 job ... we talk: - being in a job that you thought was your passion - job burnout more than ever what (fun)unemployed is - having the courage to call it quits having a hijabi boss & more! Support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes.

EP 19 — alone together in NYC ... we talk: visiting NYC for the first time traveling solo as a hijabi to a big city being a hijabi in NYC honest opinions about manhattan/ny advice + tips when traveling as a hijabi & more! START 1 WEEK OF FREE THERAPY!

EP 18 — (hot hijab girl summer) we talk: being a hijabi in the midst of texas heat hijab connection, ownership, practicing affirmations letting go of judgments hijab as an emotional rollercoaster personal hijab stories & more! START 1 WEEK OF FREE THERAPY!

EP17 — sereen was interviewed by Asma Bawla, student activist, aspiring lawyer, and the founder of Muslimah Podcast. Sereen shares more about herself in detail, her hijab story, advice, and the story behind journal hijabi. . Muslimah Podcast is a space that empowers Muslim women to speak up and change the world. This show is hosted by Asma, a student activist and aspiring lawyer. LISTEN HERE! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/muslimah/id1519691608 . START 1 WEEK OF FREE THERAPY!

EP16: the traveling scaries — being honest and accepting of the feelings that might arise as a traveling hijabi in a new place. START 1 WEEK OF FREE THERAPY!

In this episode I complete my chat with hiba where we discuss when you fall into the trap of comparison as a hijabi. I met hiba when she messaged journal hijabi about struggles she's been having in her new hijab journey. In the episode I read the message and talk about it in more detail. Tune in for more! Resources and events to surround yourself with other hijabis (in DFW): @isra_nafisah, @rootsdfw - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

In this episode I spoke with hiba about becoming a new hijabi and asking the question: are you surrounding yourself with other people who wear the hijab? Hiba described the hijab as: "I think this is the type of beautiful I want to be." Tune in for more! Resources and events to surround yourself with other hijabis (in DFW): @isra_nafisah, @rootsdfw, @qalaminstitute - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

you might have listened to ayah in our last episode of season 1, "hijab is tough love", well in season 2 we complete that conversation and speak about how hijab feels like in high school + stories & ways to effectively respond to people who ask about your hijab. The way you first wear the hijab, shapes your whole journey of it. High school was the first time wearing it for me, as well as many other hijabis. It can be quite frightening as a young girl just trying to make her way to class but feel like everyones staring & waiting to ask questions. It often feels like being the elephant in the room. But that doesn't always have to be a bad thing! - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

Welcome to season 2! I start off this new season with a solo episode where I read an article I wrote about empathy and the hijab, as well as speak about how to make conversations with hijabis/approaching hijabis with empathy. Tune in for more! ARTICLE: https://www.theshorthorn.com/opinion/opinion-empathy-is-key-to-the-hijabi-experience/article_2f13a1e0-885c-11eb-8dd6-ffc66905e511.html - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by Sereen Qader (@sereenqader) ⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab. Never forget the power of being a Hijabi! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

ahhhh! i can't believe we have reached the end of our first season ): looking back at the beginning of season 1, i could honestly cry about the amazing journey and lessons i've learned from all the guests i spoke with. These included a range of topics about: being the only hijabi in the room, dismantling a racist mindset, finding your style, hijab discrimination, amplifying voices, guys advocating for hijabis, and last but not least hijab tough love. Season 1 & done!  Season 2 is coming soon!  - Journal Hijabi's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

This episode is centered around the topic of feeling confident in your hijab through your evolution. Ayah describes the relationship with her hijab as “tough love” and I thought that is such an honest way to put it. Hijabis that choose to wear the hijab love it, but of course it can be difficult at times. Ayah (@ayahkawsara) is studying graphic design and has an interest in getting her private pilot license for aviation. She started a makeup business at 14 years old and after 5 years is now a makeup artist local to DFW with over 20,000 followers. - Journal Hijabi's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @ayahkawsara - Ayah's Makeup Page: @amkglam_ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

Welcome to a new series called the hijab in history. The history of the hijab has been a topic on my mind for a while and I really wanted to take some time to research and truly explore the history of the hijab. In my research I found over 40,000 peer reviewed journals discussing topics about the hijab and its history. So I decided to start a series of mini chapters where I will read from an article that I summarized and discuss with you guys the hijab in history. And today we will be beginning with ch.1. Millions of muslim women wear the hijab daily in public. So it is important and crucial to understand the history of women who wore the hijab and how it originated and evolved throughout the years. Not only that, but knowing the history behind the hijab that you wear daily will strengthen your bond with it and make you even more confident once you wear it the next day because you'll understand it more. It really is an interesting topic once you go into depth about it. ARTICLE: ↴ https://publications.waset.org/1783/pdf - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

In episode 8 I spoke with Saiem (@saiiii300) and Musaab (@northsudan) about ways guys can become advocates for Hijabis. We talked about showing empathy, looking inward, combating keyboard warriors, fraudulent energy (fake supporters), and much more about how our young muslim men and women community can come together in support & compassion for hijabi empowerment. - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests' Instagram: @saiiii300 & @northsudan - Their creative film instagram page: @philmarchive - Saiems nonprofit: @pdt_dfw⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

For this weeks episode I got be a guest on the amplify podcast hosted by Summer El-khodary (@summer.elkhodary). We talked about marginalized communities, why I don’t like the word minority, the fashion industry, crazy hijab stories, and more about the story of why I created journal Hijabi. Tune in to listen to my conversation with summer el-khodary and be sure to check out her podcast as well. - JOURNAL HIJABI'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @summer.elkhodary - AMPLIFY PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/s/19bae8d4/podcast/rss ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

This weeks guest is Summer El-khodary (@summer.elkhodary). Summer is the Founder of a Non-Profit called Cultural Communications (@culturalcomm) which aims to amplify the voices of marginalized communities. She hosts a discussion panel series in her hometown with minorities and marginalized communities. However, in the wake of coronavirus, she transitioned her platform digitally and started a podcast called AMPLIFY. In this episode, we talked about amplifying voices, taking risks, and hijab confidence. - PODCASTS INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/journalhijabi/ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @summer.elkhodary - AMPLIFY PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/s/19bae8d4/podcast/rss ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the Hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

This week I got to speak with the inspiring Sanaa Ghanim (@_sanaaghanim_). Sanaa is a Human Rights major, currently attending SMU Law School, she is the Founder of giveapencil (@giveapencildfw), which is a non-profit in DFW that is dedicated to securing the human right to education. Sanaa has also written an article about the misperceived image of Palestinians in Texas schools, which has been published in the Houston Chronicle. Sanaa and I had such powerful conversations about hijabis becoming aware of their human rights during a hijab ban, confronting discrimination in the workforce, maintaining bold in your hijab, and to simply remember that women wearing the hijab are NOT the problem, but rather those who are discriminating against us. - Instagram: @journalhijabi⠀ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email for Inquiries: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @_sanaaghanim_ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending this time to listen to this episode. If you could take a moment to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the hijab! Never forget the power of being a Hijabi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

This weeks episode features Razan Mualla (@razanxmualla). Razan is a 21 year old blogger and YouTuber. With over 30k followers, she serves as an inspiration to young girls who are looking into wearing the hijab and finding their own style. I loved chatting with Razan about her first memory of the hijab and sharing advice to young muslim girls. In times like the ban of the hijab, we need to remind ourselves of the power and grace of OUR hijab. Let this only make you want to wear it even more and remember the very first time you put it on. -  Instagram: @journalhijabi⠀ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @razanxmualla⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending this time to listen to this episode. If you could take one second to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the hijab! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

⁣This episode features Zahra Aljabri (@zforzahra). Zahra is a spiritual mindset coach, a writer who supports Muslims to achieve true success in this life and the next, a mother of 4, and founder of modesty and @practicalmuslim, a blog that shares devotionals about our spiritual growth as conscious human beings. I'm so glad I got to sit down and speak with Zahra, she truly changed my mindset and I learned so many important points from her. We discussed maintaining a positive mindset during these chaotic times, strengthening your bond with Allah (SWT), understanding the dangers of the ego, and most importantly dismantling a racist mindset. ⠀ ⠀ - Instagram: @journalhijabi⠀ - Hosted and created by @sereenqader⠀⠀ - Email: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀⠀ - Guests Instagram: @zforzahra⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ Thank you guys for tuning in and spending this time to listen to this episode. If you could take one second to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the hijab! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

⁣In this episode I sat down with Yasmine Qader to discuss the first time she wore the hijab, how the hijab isn't depicted in one image, and the empowering side of being the only hijabi in the room.⠀ ⠀  ⠀  -  Instagram: @journalhijabi⠀      -  Hosted and created by: @sereenqader⠀       - Email: journalhijabi@gmail.com⠀       - Guests instagram: @palilovergirl⠀ ⠀ ⠀   Thank you guys for tuning in and spending this time to listen to this episode. If you could take one second to support this podcast by sharing it and leaving an honest review, it would mean so much to me and help us to reach many different audiences to spread our stories about the hijab! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

The first Episode woohoo! I will be discussing hijabi things, from the first time I wore it to the way it empowers me. Enjoy! - Instagram: @journalhijabi - Hosted and created by: @sereenqader - Email: journalhijabi@gmail.com - Feel free to rate, review, suggest, and let me know what you guys think (: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support

If you’re not seeing what you want or just don’t see anything that you wish to see in the world, then create it yourself. Hijabis aren't being represented enough in their own words and I decided to something about it! I hope you guys will enjoy this topic as much as I do and get to pick up a thing or two. Here we go! - Instagram: @journalhijabi - Hosted and created by: @sereenqader - Email: journalhijabi@gmail.com - Feel free to rate, review, suggest, and let me know what you guys think (: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journalhijabi/support