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I'm Emilie Bellet and you're listening to The Wallet. In this week's episode, we have an amazing panel discussion featuring the voices of journalist and writer Marisa Bate, financial coach Emma Maslin, Nafisa Bakkar who is the founder of Amaliah and Kia Commodore, founder of 'Pennies to Pounds' - all about understanding what influences our views on money, looking at the costs of raising children, and discussing when it's okay to spend on treats and luxuries. Watch the Full talk on Youtube: https://youtu.be/lwh3XZpz16E?si=G2Dd8eXUvGGExo2x PARTNERSOur festival and this recap series is made possible thanks to a handful of amazing sponsors who have supported Vestpod to bring financial education to women year in year out, JP MorganWomen on the Move, PensionBee and the Financial Times.CONNECT WITH VESTPODIf you want to read the main takeaways from the episodes, subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.vestpod.com/subscribe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vestpod/ RESOURCESMain takeaways: https://www.vestpod.com/news/money-matters-festival-2024-cultivating-wealth DISCLAIMERWe are not certified financial advisers! The articles and information made available on Vestpod are provided for information and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. You are advised to consult with an independent financial advisor for advice on your specific circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last year, when we wrote that "the best UK garage is coming out of Los Angeles," we were talking about Introspekt. The US DJ, who has since moved to New York, really understands the genre—its appeal, swing and unique, bassy whomp. Listen to any of her tracks, like last year's "Forlorn," and you'll hear someone who produces like she's been making UKG all her life. This is probably partly because she comes from a dubstep background, but either way, if you're looking for new UK garage beats, Introspekt is one of the best going right now. Her DJing also hits a distinct sweet spot, zeroing in one of the proto-dubstep, dark UK garage days when producers like El-B were making the hottest shit around. Her sound is both retro and forward-looking, as you'll hear on her RA Podcast, which balances vintage Big Apple cuts from Skream & Benga with new-school tunes from Amaliah and Surusinghe. It's not so much a throwback as it is a rejuvenation of an old sound—a new way to look at it and a new way to make it. If hindsight is 20/20, then Introspekt has perfect vision, and mixes like this are the perfect way to educate listeners, make them move and innovate a little in the process. @sageintrospekt Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/929

En aquest nou capítol en Letung ens ha fet viatjar a Chicago per descobrir qui es el garn King Britt. Dosha ha punxat música de ReKab, Thabo Tonick, Issac Carter, UFO95 i Doctor Jeep. L'Eva Manuel ens ha portat ritme i contundencia amb el seus breaks punxant a Amaliah i Bianca Oblivion. L'Hector ha participat com a convidat al casual set….i ens ha portat l'ultim treball de Innershades. Finalment aquesta setmana en Monqui ens ha punxat música de NEXCYIA, Roska, DJ POLO i TSVI. Producció a càrrec de Streamflow (https://streamflow.barcelona) Imatge gràfica per Saudara Studio (https://saudarastudio.com/). Tracklist: 1- ReKab - Solutions - Móatún 7 2- NEXCYIA - Replica - Pensaments Sónics 3- Thabo Tonick - Joyboy - Stay True Sounds 4- Isaac Carter feat. Biyi - 1Up - Ochi 5- King Britt feat. Ursula Rucker - Supernatural (Hardsoul's In My Soul Mix) - Ovum Recordings 6- Dynamic - Yeadon (Dream Mix) - Ovum Recordings 7- King Britt presents Sylk 130 - Season's Change - Ovum Recordings 8- Amaliah - Slow Burn - Maricas Records 9- Roska - MK8 - Roska Kicks & Snares 10- DJ POLO - Bloodhound - Livity Sound 11- Innershades - Unknown Depths - Altered Circuits 12- UFO95 - Gargk - Tresor 13- TSVI - Vitamina H - Nervous Hoprizon 14- Doctor Jeep & Tamarak - Destroyer - Worst Behaviour Recs 15- Blanca Oblivion & ONHELL - Sinais (Thys Remix) - N.A.A.F.I #podcast #ambient #amapiano #house #club #miteselectronica #breaks #techno #electro #drumandbass #viatgeelectroniccrew #barcelonaelectronica

Dire que tout est possible c'est bien, mais est-ce vrai ?Lors d'un appel privé, une abonnée que l'on va appeler Amaliah me parle de l'obtention de son diplôme, d'un concours, de l'apprentissage de deux langues, d'un sport, d'une activité culturelle ET de son alternance. Je lui rappelle qu'il faut avoir des priorités et voici quelques conseils que je partage aussi avec vous aujourd'hui.https://www.instagram.com/jennanvrs/Une vidéo YouTube qui pourrait te plaire : https://linktw.in/H1wMkF

This week's entry to the Local Selection welcomes Speedy P to the series as he embarks on a sensual listening journey for the guts of an hour. You can expect fluid mixing from start to finish with a range of bassline and IDM fused together, resulting in a pristine listening experience. Next up on the Four Four Local Selection is Speedy P. The Midnight Disco resident possesses knowledge beyond his years when it comes to DJing. Some might say that this is down to his sleek mixing style and his keen ear for unearthing copious amounts of killer records and they might be right. This mix holds no bars, leaving everything to the listener as Speedy P transcends through an array of genres which reflect various emotions with ease. Possessing an arsenal of highly energetic cuts as well as a collection of sombre and introspective tracks in-between is delightful listening. Given Speedy P's killer repertoire as a DJ, this has lead him to support numerous artists across the dance music industry such as Nikki Nair, Alan Fitzpatrick, Venetta, Finn, Amaliah, EMA, Efa O'Neill, Bakey, Reflex Blue and so on. Providing the correct amount of warmth and energy in the room before switching out, this impressive and generally forgotten-about skill that he procured over years of hard work and dedication has served him well thus far and we are super excited to see what he gets up to next. SPEEDY P --------------- SC: on.soundcloud.com/user-139817998 Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

Talqin Dzikir memiliki banyak fungsi yang bermanfaat bagi seorang muslim. Salah satunya untuk mengembalikan fitrah manusia, bagaimana penjelasan Ustadz Endi Risnandi, S. Ag.? Saksikan Podcast Tasawuf hanya di TQN News!

The BAE HQ welcomes Nafisa Bakkar, the cofounder and CEO of Amaliah.com, the CEO of Halal Gems and the published author of How To Make Money (Harper Collins).Nafisa had no experience, no network and no capital when she was first starting out.Yet this meant she asked questions differently from everyone else.This gave her even more drive to build Amaliah.com which now has millions of views every month and works with the likes of Tesco, Dove and Spotify.She even acquired Halal Gems which gives her a creative outlet and shows that Muslims have fun too!Her book is out now and cuts all the bull to give real advice on how you can build a successful six-figure business.It was an absolute joy to have her on the podcast and we're sure you'll love her relatable style.If you're listening to this and want to see the video, go to YouTube:https://youtu.be/GdFndYlUxdgVisit our website: http://thebaehq.com

Rosie Hodsdon was struggling to make ends meet on a pHD stipend. Then she hit Record and began to make sex videos from her student flat, indulging her fetish for kink. As she explains to Olly in this intimate conversation, her sexy side-hustle introduced her to a range of peccadillos, including ‘Giantess' porn and ‘sploshing' - and even led her to be invited to join the cast of a professional adult video. But it also left her exposed to assault. Now an advocate for charity National Ugly Mugs, Rosie campaigns for increased rights for sex workers, and nurtures support networks for performers who fall prey to violence. CONTENT WARNING: explicit sexual content; sexual assault. —— Meanwhile, in the Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart - fresh from scooping up a Sports Journalism Award for producing the podcast ‘Brown Gal Can't Swim' - investigates the trend for breakdancing. Or, as he discovers, ‘break', as it is correctly called… How will it fare as an Olympic sport in 2024? How does one go about gaining the highest score in a battle dance? And will he permanently damage his knees by just giving it a go? With help from break expert DJ Renegage and sports commentator Tim Warwood, Ollie BREAKS UP THE DANCE FLOOR. —— Elsewhere, in the Foxhole, Alix Fox has a memorable encounter with Susie Dent, assists a listener in an open relationship, and proves she knows the difference between a low cervix and a short vagina. As if we ever doubted it. She also showcases Islam-centred sex ed resources and support services, including The Village Auntie, Amaliah podcast ‘Lights On', sexologist Shaakira Abdullah and writer Habeeb Akande. —— Music this month comes from podcaster Rory Powers, known for his hugely entertaining show ‘This Paranormal Life'. Our Record of the Month is ‘Down Bad', from his forthcoming EP. —— Remember, we are only able to make this show with YOUR SUPPORT. Buy us a beer per month, or simply make a one-off pledge - whatever you can afford - by clicking ‘Beer Money' on our website, https://modernmann.co.uk . THANKS! If you have a question of sex for Alix, a trend you'd like to ask Ollie to investigate, or a story you'd like to share with our listeners, that's also the URL you need to contact us - just click the ‘Feeback' form. —— See you on 10th April! Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox, Rosie Hodsdon, Rory Powers. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: ‘Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Terry Saunders. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2023. If you've been affected by the discussion in the main interview, there are always people to talk to. Here are some of our team's recommendations: thesurvivorstrust.org 24-hour freephone National Domestic Abuse Helpline, run by Refuge, on 0808 2000 247 malesurvivor.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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“Ser emprendedor no es una profesión, es una personalidad. Se traduce en todos los aspectos de mi vida, desde la forma en que trabajo, la forma en que crío a mi familia, hasta la forma en que tomo vacaciones. Me encanta lo que hago, y no lo haría de otra manera”, así habla y piensa Mordechai (Moti) Kahana, empresario, consultor, viajero del mundo y filántropo. Nacido en Jerusalén en 1968 de familia judía rumana, expiloto de la Fuerza Aérea Israelí. En Estados Unidos fue taxista, se graduó de la universidad de Arizona y se convirtió en un reconocido empresario del mundo automotriz. Sus donaciones han sido usadas para brindar ayuda humanitaria en los campos de refugiados sirios, e incluso a los afectados del huracán Sandy. Fue el fundador de la organización "Amaliah" que contribuye al empoderamiento de las mujeres en Oriente Medio. Trabajó por la restauración de la Sinagoga Jobar en Damasco, dirigió los esfuerzos para salvar artículos religiosos antiguos de la Sinagoga Central de Alepo y en marzo de 2022 ayudó a rescatar a 200 niños judíos huérfanos que necesitaban ayuda tras la invasión rusa a Ucrania.

“We're paid less. We go in and out of the workforce. We live longer. We have fewer dollars but more years [of retirement] to pay for.” –Carrie Schwab-PomerantzWomen tend to suffer from longer employment gaps, fewer economic opportunities, a larger domestic load and lower earning potential. One way to tackle this is through equipping women with the knowledge and resources to become financially independent whether it's through landing clients, earning income through the digital economy, up-skilling, investing and/or saving.Zebras Unite hosted a live Re-envision Business conversation to discuss the current economic landscape and the steps needed to move this from concept to reality for women around the world.Uneesa Zaman is an experienced financial literacy facilitator, specialising in the advancement of women's financial education and consulting ethical fintechs globally through her consultancy, Rizq Comms. Uneesa has worked with global organisations, including the World Economic Forum and the UN to increase financial awareness amongst various underserved groups, and has featured in Amaliah, The Times and Financial Times.Follow Rizq Comms on Twitter, Linkedin or learn more about their work on their website.Follow UpEffect on Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn for updates on future episodes.This episode was produced by Sheeza Shah and edited by Rohan Singhal. A special thank you to Anika Horn for managing the live tech for this event. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“This is the best way for me to be seen. How I want to be seen. And that is as a Muslim woman.” When nurse practitioner Neda walked into a pole dancing class while wearing a hijab, she had no agenda. A life-long athlete, she had purchased a Class Pass and decided to use it to learn some “ho stuff” from “a bunch of strippers.” However, she learned a lot more than just some “ho stuff,” and by the end of her first class, she was hooked to the pole. Now with nearly 50,000 followers on Instagram, @hijabluscious is a study in sharp contrasts. Despite the fact that in much of the western world, a hijab is often interpreted as a symbol of Muslim women's oppression, she proudly rocks her head and neck covering while pulling off some dope shit on the pole. “I had people trying to share my videos out of contempt. Trying to harass me. All that did was give me more attention.” Due to the many pole dancing videos she's shared, Neda has received all sorts of angry threats and accusations. While at the same time, she's inspired thousands who would previously never consider pole dancing at all. Plus, she's kind of famous! On this episode, we talk about how members of the pole dancing community first reacted to her when she walked into the studio, what the early reactions were when she started posting videos, and how she achieves balance both on and off the pole. @HIJABLUSCIOUS LINKS IG - https://www.instagram.com/hijabiluscious/ POLE DANCING WITH THE TRY GUYS (VIDEO, NEARLY 2 MILLION VIEWS) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jelxsmzI71s MUSLIM GIRL INTERVIEW - https://muslimgirl.com/meet-neda-the-hijabi-who-loves-to-pole-dance/ AMALIAH.COM INTERVIEW - https://www.amaliah.com/post/58142/year-hobbies-pole-muslim-women-sports-fitness-neda-hijabiluscious MUSLIM MAMAS INTERVIEW - https://muslimmamas.com/neda-the-hijabi-pole-dancer-by-marzia-hassem/ If you'd like a custom autographed copy of my book, 3 Secrets the the Happy and Healthy Relationship You've Always F*cking Wanted, but you can't attend a book-signing in person, email me and I'll snail mail you a signed bookplate you can affix to your copy. Because, I'm super nice that way. For all sorts of fun stories from my days running programming at Playboy TV, sure to check out my writing on Medium.com. Sex Ed The Musical is available on iTunes, Stitcher, Podtail, IHeartRadio, Podbay, Spotify and more. Please share and follow Sex Ed The Musical wherever you enjoy podcasts. Also, if you'd do us a solid and leave us a 5-Star Review on iTunes, we'd ever so gratefully appreciate it. If there's anything or anyone you'd like to hear on this show, or if you have any questions, feel free to email me at info@sexedthemusical.com Thanks, as always, for listening. See you next time!       Sex Ed The Musical participates in the affiliate program with Amazon.com. Some of the links on this site may be affiliate links. At no additional cost to you, we may receive commissions from items purchased on this site.  

Paradise Loops is a groove infused mix series aimed to provide a backdrop of balearic, anthemic and nostalgic sounds on those sun-soaked glory days. If you've been keeping your eye on London's clubbing scene since the re-opening, then no doubt you would have seen Scarlett O'Malley's name plastered pretty much everywhere at the moment. The in demand DJ, founder of The Soul Exchange, Radio Station Manager at whynow and resident on Foundation FM has been smashing it lately, and with the clubs in mind, Scarlett has provided a killer mix that's dancefloor centric. It's a bit of a different vibe to the usual, but my god we're so here for it. "This mix is pure house heaven and a real reflection on what tunes I have been feeling since the clubs have been reopened. Real house stompers, of course with some disco melodies and big soul vocal influences with two of my favourite artists ever Whitney and Mariah in there. I really love all the tunes in this, a mix to get a sweat on to on the dance floor! I must give thanks to DJs like OK Williams, Helena Star, TDunn, Amaliah and Eliza Rose for keeping the house feels alive, being my DJ inspirations and constantly putting me on to absolute belters!" - @scarlett_omalley Tracklist: Trevor Rockcliffe - Visions Of You Galaxy 2 Galaxy feat. Atlantis - Transition Jovonn - Can't Hold It Back Dean Lyon - Celeda DJ Gregory & Julien Jabre - Boomerang Osunlade - I'm Happy Huey Mnemonic - Joyous Occasion (Vibe Mix) Trevor Rockcliffe, Mr G - High Spirits (Mr G's Remix) Armando - 100% of Disin' You Timewarp Inc - Discogirls Loop 7 - The Theme (The Journey) Whitney Houston - So Emotional (Extended Remix) Kerri Chandler - Last Man Up Julien Jabre - Cavalcade Mr G - Birthday Jam Mariah Carey - Emotions (12" Club Mix)

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Nafisa shares the highs and lows of co-founding and growing Amaliah.com, and what life is like for a Forbes 30 Under 30 thought leader.

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Assalamu'alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. Berikut ini Kelanjutan Pembahasan Kitab Tanqihul Ghoul, "AMALIAH IBADAH YG PALING SULIT & PALING BERAT ADA 3. Dengarkan kajiannnya sampai selesai biar gak salah pemahaman.. Oleh Ust. Muhammad Adil Wassalamu'alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.. Follow Podcast : Ngaji Malam Youtube        : Ngaji Malam Ikuti Kajian Ta'lim secara langsung di : - Majelis Ta'lim Jamiyyatut Tholibiin, Sabtu malam Ahad   Pada Jam 21.00 wib s/d selesai.   - Majelis Ta'lim Busyrol Muttaqie, Jum'at malam Sabtu   Pada Jam 21.00 wib s/d selesai.   Lokasi : Jl. Kemandoran RT. 001 RW. 022 Kel. Pekayon Jaya Kec. Bekasi Selatan - Kota Bekasi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngajimalam/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ngajimalam/support

Di akhir tahun 2020 dikemukakan wacana diperbolehkannya Pembelajaran Tatap Muka (PTM) di semester genap 2021. Apa dasar pertimbangan kebijakan ini dan bagaimana tinjauan pelaksanaan Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh selama masa pandemi tahun 2020? Podcast pembuka tahun ini menghadirkan Dr Amaliah Fitriah, Analis Kebijakan Kemendikbud RI untuk berdiskusi tentang dasar pengambilan kebijakan pendidikan dan pelaksanaan pembelajaran di masa pandemi.

Nafisa Bakkar is co-founder and CEO of the award-winning media platform, Amaliah. After graduating with a degree in Natural Sciences, Nafisa learnt to code and built Amaliah, with her co-founder and sister, into one of the UK's leading platforms for Muslim women. Today, Amaliah has a digital footprint of 4.2 million each month. Through articles, videos, podcasts, events and brand partnerships, Amaliah creates meaningful moments for Muslim women to feel seen. Nafisa has worked with global brands and agencies like WGSN, Universal, eBay, Lush, and Marks and Spencer to help them understand how to create meaningful moments for their audience and communities.Nafisa is also the CEO of Halal Gems, a halal food discovery platform which runs one of London's biggest street food festivals, seeing over 150,000 attendees over 3 years at Old Spitalfields Market. In this episode, we chat about what led Nafisa to start her platform Amaliah and the challenges she's faced overcoming imposter syndrome. We also discuss why brands need to be better at speaking to Muslim audiences and how they can go about doing that.If you liked the episode, please subscribe and leave a review!Thanks for listening,Katie

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Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this week's episode of #workingfromhomepodcast, Selina and Sara talk about unrequited self-love, decolonising your garden and living a life of Ihsaan after lockdown... - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to our second episode of our brand new series here on the Amaliah Podcast. We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We present to you the Amaliah Anthology! - We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way. - Thank you to Afroze Fatima Zaidi for her reading of her piece, ‘The Mother Tongue as Resistance - Reflections on the Subtle Power of our Native Languages’. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome back to something a little different here on the Amaliah podcast... - Catch our beloved Amaliah community clocking into our pop-up podcast studio at last years Amaliah Nights In. Hear them document their musings with us and the world, and stream it here at the Amaliah podcast. - ​You're now listening to Salwa (@urgalsal on Instagram), Sara Choudhry and the kids of Amaliah, reciting the qur'an and speaking on experiences leading a double life. Thank you to Salwa, Sara and the children for taking part! ​- If you enjoy the Amaliah Podcasts and want to support our production click the link in our bio to support us! - ​** This episode was recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic.-

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this week's episode of #workingfromhomepodcast, Selina, Nafisa and Sara talk about their Eid al-Adha, why the lockdown has been Islamophobic, and what being locked down has shown us about ourselves... - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this week's episode of #workingfromhomepodcast, Sara and Nafisa return to a conversation about what it's like to enjoy your own company as we discuss the solo trip Nafisa took for her birthday, and why the most important solo trip you'll ever take is the life-long one of getting to know who you really are... - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

​Hey everyone! Welcome back to something new here on the Amaliah podcast... - Catch our beloved Amaliah community clocking into our pop-up podcast studio at last years Amaliah Nights In. Hear them document their musings with us and the world, and stream it here at the Amaliah podcast. - ​You're now listening to Sahra-Isha, founder of @asra.club, lawyer, Faiza and medical student, Sofiyyat speaking their experiences feeling unwelcome in the masjid, building a Black Muslim community and interfaith relationships. Thank you to Sahra-Isha, Faiza and Soofiyat for taking part! ​- If you enjoy the Amaliah Podcasts and want to support our production click the link in our bio to support us! - ​** This episode was recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic.-

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this episode, Nafisa and Sara discuss what impact PMS has on your imaan, how Nafisa's taking care of her own b-day happiness, and why the second wave of covid-19 could turn London into the Hunger Games - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to our second episode of our brand new series here on the Amaliah Podcast. We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We present to you the Amaliah Anthology! - We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way. - Thank you to Che Richards for her reading of her piece, ‘Why as a Second Generation Caribbean, I Will Never Consider England My Home’. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this episode, we catch up on our interactions with wellness over the week. We talk about the power of visualisation, what Aphantasia is and how to tap in to feminine energy. - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to our second episode of our brand new series here on the Amaliah Podcast. We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We present to you the Amaliah Anthology! - We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way. - Thank you to Eman Yusuf for her reading of her piece, ‘Beekeeping: Understanding the God Given Role of Being a Guardian of Earth’. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Amalan apa saja yang harus dilakukan selama Ramadhan, ikuti pembahasan lengkapnya bersama Prof. Dr. Ahmad Satori Ismail, MA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rajapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rajapodcast/support

Welcome back to our fortnightly Two Sense episode, in which Selina, Nafisa + Sara hit the roundtable to put their two cents on 4 subjects they’d each like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated, making sense of everything from the mundane to the taboo and giving way to often useful and layered perspectives. - It's the last 10 days of Ramadan, so this week the ladies have brought 1 overrated and underrated each! They're talking about why Muslim women are prohibited from visiting graveyards, what books to read for the last 10 nights of Ramadan, and why you should turn your house into a greenhouse. - This episode is brought to you by Islamic Relief, who've sponsored this episode to help raise awareness of the millions who are now coping with the spread of covid-19 as well as the effects of war and poverty. Your sadaqah and zakat is needed now more than ever. You can head to islamic-relief.org.uk/ramadan to donate now and help save lives. May Allah swt allow us all to complete Ramadan, Ameen. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support - AD *every now and then we partner with companies to bring you sponsored content, this helps us keep going at Amaliah. We strive to ensure we maintain the same integrity that keeps you engaged in our non-sponsored content.

Hey everyone! - Welcome to our new series! Catch our beloved Amaliah community clocking into our pop-up podcast studio at our new event series, Amaliah Nights In. Hear them document their musings with us and the world, and stream it here at the Amaliah podcast. - If this is you - get in touch, we want to include your names! In this episode, our mystery guests speak in the booth about moments they’ve doubted and found God, the ISOC cult, and everyone’s favourite subject - muslim marriage fantasies... - * this episode was recorded in December of 2019, pre-pandemic #stayhome - Enjoy!

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this episode, we share our progress and tips on reading the Quran, and talk about how to navigate the last third of this holy month. - While the pandemic and lockdown has impacted many of our lives, across the world there are Muslims without access to basic healthcare and amenities. We’ve been working with Islamic Relief this Ramadan, who have sponsored this podcast to raise awareness of those in need and how you can help. Head to amaliah.com to find out more! May Allah swt allow us all to complete Ramadan, Ameen. - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Kajian sasisoma ramadhan tanggal 8 Mei 2020

Amaliah WFH / What we don't miss from pre lockdown life + Ramadan in lockdown Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - In this episode, we’re reflecting on our first two weeks of Ramadan in quarantine, the importance of renewing our intentions and how we’re trying to spread out the act of giving this month. We’re also sharing a story of a sensitive nature linked to the COVID-19 virus, for those listeners who may wish for a heads up. - This episode is brought to you by Launchgood, who are making it easier to support incredible causes that are changing world. This year you can automate your donations so that you are giving a small amount every day and doing a daily good deed! May Allah swt allow us all to complete Ramadan, Ameen. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone, welcome to another brand new series here on the Amaliah Podcast. We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We present to you the Amaliah Anthology! - We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way. - Thank you to Sara Omar for her reading of her piece, ‘Our History in Words, An Interview With My Mum About Her Life in Somalia’. All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Amaliah WFH / What we don't miss from pre lockdown life + Ramadan in lockdown Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. - This episode, the ladies talk about what we don't miss from pre lockdown life, reflecting on a lockdown Ramadan and Nafisa'a annual announcement about charity admin costs. - This episode is sponsored* by Islamic Relief. *Every now and then we partner with companies to bring you sponsored content, this helps us keep going at Amaliah. We strive to ensure we maintain the same editorial integrity that keeps you engaged in our non-sponsored content. Find out more about our Ramadan campaign here: https://bit.ly/AmaliahRamadan - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Salah satu perubahan mendasar yang terjadi selama pandemik Covid 19 ini adalah diliburkannya sekolah sekolah dan diberlakukannya sistem pembelajaran jarak jauh. Bagaimana selama ini proses pembelajaran jarak jauh berjalan dan kendala dan saran untuk perbaikan di masa yang akan datang? Kacamata Kita akan menghadirkan Dr Amaliah Fitriah, doktor bidang development studies dari Massey University New Zealand sekaligus praktisi dan pengamat pendidikan.

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - This episode, the ladies talk about rearranging our 9-5 structures and the politics rooted in this pandemic. - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - The ladies reflect on how to stay clear of F-boys in quarantine, bulldozing through week 3 at home and what you can do to help our NHS. - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - The ladies reflect on their first weekend in the #socialdistancing coronavirus climate and Selina puts her two cents on Nafisa and Sara's conversation about the hijab! - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - The ladies discuss the panic buying craze and they throw a surprise online birthday party for Selina's youngest, Eesa! - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - This is a short one from Sara and Nafisa! We apologise for the sound quality in this one, tomorrow's will be back to normal! - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! Welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara have decided to stream their daily morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times. Join them Mon-Thurs at 5pm to stay connected. - In this episode Nafisa talks to her neighbour and goes to rescue the podcast equipment, Sara tries to stop her Mum going to Egypt and Selina reflects on mental health challenges during isolation and her reflections on community. - All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Do we hang up our womanhood, our God given sensual selves, once we have kids? And if we do, WHY?The Village Auntie spills it all, as she does best, to help us reclaim our feminine histories in order to be better mothers. Part of that reclamation includes restoring the fundamentals about what Islam teaches regarding feminine sexuality, and how critics are quick to forget or minimize those religious truths in order to feed cultural taboos and shame culture. Find out about her journey, her book, and hear how she exudes all things sensual, sensitive, and safe.Links:https://youtu.be/NrB8Iamo0OAThe Village Auntie on IG---Seriously, check out the videos to learn SO MUCH!: @villageauntie, also where you can click on the bio to buy Passage: A 31 Day Guided Journey with The Village AuntieThe Village Auntie to schedule a workshop: angelica@thevillageauntie.comThe Village Auntie monthly series Lights On at the Amaliah podcast: https://www.amaliah.com/post/56963/brand-new-sex-series-on-the-amaliah-podcast-angelica-lindsey-ali-village-auntyWeb: www.mommyingwhilemuslim.comEmail: mommyingwhilemuslim@gmail.comFB: Mommying While Muslim page and Mommyingwhilemuslim groupIG: @mommyingwhilemuslimpodcast

Welcome to Amaliah’s monthly sex series, 'Lights On'. - We’ve brought in our favourite village aunty, community scholar and sex expert, Angelica Lindsey-Ali to answer your questions, concerns and curiosities on all things related to sex, intimacy and body confidence - so that we’re no longer in the dark. - In episode 4, you're asking Angelica about sexiness and self worth, advice on having a sex life whilst living with the in-laws and tips on talking dirty. - If you would like your question answered in the next episode submit here: amaliahsexednews.typeform.com/to/yJYBSt . If you love what you're hearing and want to hear more, support our production by heading over to: www.amaliah.com/support - Artwork by Lakshmi Hussein © find her at thislakshmi.com Follow Angelica on Twitter and IG @villageauntie - This episode was produced by Amaliah.com Music by @iamryanlittle who you can find here on Soundcloud, Apple Music and Spotify.

Hey everyone! - Welcome to our new series! Catch our beloved Amaliah community clocking into our pop-up podcast studio at our new event series, Amaliah Nights In. Hear them document their musings with us and the world, and stream it here at the Amaliah podcast. - You're now listening to lawyer, Faiza and medical student, Sofiyyat speaking on support and what it looks like, black Muslim stereotypes, and pleasing your parents vs. doing what you want. - Enjoy!

Founder and CEO of The Female Social Network, Fi Bendall and founder of Amaliah.com, Nafisa Bakkar (a media company dedicated to amplifying the voices of Muslim Women), join June Sarpong to discuss strategies for building a support system to help women succeed in business and to test the old theory of “Its not about what you know, its about who you know”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zonasi dan Ujian Nasional seolah menjadi perdebatan yang tak kunjung habis dalam dunia pendidikan di Indonesia. Dr Amaliah Fitriah —doktor lulusan Massey University New Zealand dan praktisi pendidikan— menjelaskan tentang zonasi, ujian nasional, serta perubahan paradigma pendidikan Indonesia untuk mewujudkan Merdeka Belajar.

This week we are joined by sisters, Nafisa and Selina Bakkar the founders of Amaliah, a media platform that amplifies the voices of Muslim women to create cultural change.  Amaliah initially started as a modest fashion brand but later on took a turn when Nafisa and Selina realised they were not that into fashion and Amaliah had a bigger purpose. The turning point for them came when David Cameron said: “young Muslim men are vulnerable to radicalisation because of the traditional submissiveness of Muslim women”. The Muslim community instantly reacted on Twitter and created the hashtag #traditionallySubmissive. A hashtag to celebrate the many achievements of Muslim women. Selina and Nafisa felt the responsibility to stand up for their community and amplify the voices of Muslim women and to use their exposure to speak out on the issues that affected their community.  From this, Amaliah the online platform was born, now attracting over 3.2 million visitors a month. They have a roster of over 300 writers, writing on topics ranging from mental health and mosques to dating and current affairs. They were named by Forbes as one to watch and featured in CNN, Metro and WIRED, also recognised in The Evening Standard Progress 1000. In this podcast episode we discuss: Mindfulness. Using your brand's voice to create change. Growing your business and taking it in a new direction.  Social media: Amaliah: @amaliah_com (https://www.instagram.com/amaliah_com/?hl=en) For Working Ladies: @forworkingladies (https://www.instagram.com/forworkingladies) Elizabeth Ogabi: @elizabethogabi (https://instagram.com/elizabethogabi)

Welcome to Amaliah’s monthly sex series, 'Lights On'. - We’ve brought in our favourite village aunty, community scholar and sex expert, Angelica Lindsey-Ali to answer your questions, concerns and curiosities on all things related to sex, intimacy and body confidence - so that we’re no longer in the dark. In this episode, we're asking Angelica for a 101 on male erogenous zones, why women should 'get there' first, and how to 'taste good'. - If you would like your question answered in the next episode submit here: amaliahsexednews.typeform.com/to/yJYBSt - Artwork by Lakshmi Hussein © find her at thislakshmi.com Follow Angelica on Twitter and IG @villageauntie - This episode was produced by Amaliah.com Music by @iamryanlittle who you can find here on Soundcloud, Apple Music and Spotify. Support us! If you love what you're hearing and want to hear more, support our production by heading over to: https://www.amaliah.com/support

Hey everyone! We're back with our FINAL two sense of the year... ...we know. How did that happen! - Alhamdullilah, we've reached another year of the podcast with some amazing feats under our belt, including winning the grassroots production of the year award, we're super proud and grateful to our community for supporting. - Our first ever episode was called Life Before Amaliah - we spoke to co-founders Selina and Nafisa about who they are and how they got started on this beautiful family journey. So, for this end of year two sense special, we've decided to record a part 2 of the conversation - instead, we're reflecting on life AT Amaliah, now going into our 5th year. - It's been an incredible journey so far, Alhamdullilah, and we can't wait to see what's next. Listen in for our 'two sense' on maintaining a business, being a team leader, our challenges, and growths. - Love the Two Sense Family ♥️ - If you would like to support our production please visit amaliah.com/support CHECK THESE OUT: A TWO SENSE Special | Life Before Amaliah; How Did We Get Started? https://soundcloud.com/amaliahpodcast/episode-1-life-before-amaliah-com-voices-podcast-selina-nafisa-bakkar US at USTWO https://soundcloud.com/ustwo-fm/what-i-wish-id-known-ii-start-up-edition-the-podcast OUR AWARD https://www.instagram.com/p/B5c6xYrpLR4/

SNIPPET! - What’s the role of an agent? How much do you make from publishing a book? What makes a bestseller? Should you self-publish? - Perhaps you have an idea, maybe you’ve written your whole book or maybe you just want to understand the publishing industry better. Our panelists demystify the publishing process, dispel myths and offer helpful advice to get you on track in this one-off Amaliah Podcast special, 'Amaliah Presents; How to get published'. - Sign up to amaliah.com/members to get exclusive access to this hour long listen in on practical insights to help you take your next steps towards getting published...

It's here! Our highly anticipated second episode of 'Lights On' with Angelica Lindsey-Ali' has arrived, and this time, our favourite village aunty is bringing the nitty-gritty on how to get that O... - Community scholar and sex expert, Angelica Lindsey-Ali is here every month to answer your questions, concerns and curiosities on all things related to sex, intimacy and body confidence - so that we’re no longer in the dark. - If you would like your question answered in the next episode submit here: amaliahsexednews.typeform.com/to/yJYBSt - Artwork by Lakshmi Hussein © find her at thislakshmi.com Follow Angelica on Twitter and IG @villageauntie - This episode was produced by Amaliah.com Music by @iamryanlittle who you can find here on Soundcloud, Apple Music and Spotify.

How can brands generate authentic experiences for hyper-diverse audiences? Christian Ward discusses the important issues around inclusivity and connecting with Muslim women with Kate Johnson, Stylus’ senior editor of consumer attitudes & technology and Nafisa Bakkar, co-founder of Amaliah - a content platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of Muslim women. 

Welcome to Amaliah’s new monthly series Lights On. - We’ve brought in our favourite village aunty, community scholar and sex expert, Angelica Lindsey-Ali to answer your questions, concerns and curiosities on all things related to sex, intimacy and body confidence - so that we’re no longer in the dark. In our first episode, we're asking Angelica about submissive sex, what advice she'd give to a single woman with a high sex drive, and how to change up your repetitive sex life. - If you would like your question answered in the next episode submit here: https://amaliahsexednews.typeform.com/to/yJYBSt - Artwork by Lakshmi Hussein © find her at thislakshmi.com Follow Angelica on Twitter and IG @villageauntie - This episode was produced by Amaliah.com Music by @iamryanlittle who you can find here on Soundcloud, Apple Music and Spotify.

Welcome to our first 'TWO SENSE' , special episode on the #amaliahpodcast!! Selina, Nafisa and Sara sit down to hash out and unpack interviews that we've conducted with 11 Muslims about dating, finding the one and if getting married is luck or effort, in true Two Sense style. - ​We're looking forward to hearing what people make of the conversations we've had! Thank you to everyone who helped make this episode possible, including; Raifa, Saima, Ayo, Mohammed, Deryn, Lukman, Zinah, Faima, Ruqaiya, Nuriddeen and Faatimah. We pray you all benefit from something in here. - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support - Artwork by Alexis Eke © | This episode was produced by Amaliah.com , sound by Mario Saad and Music by @iamryanlittle who you can find here on Soundcloud, Apple Music and Spotify. -

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What's food got to do with heritage? - This year Amaliah.com's little sis HalalGems.com hosted a not so little festival #streeteatsfest in the heart of London to celebrate diversity in food and culture! The 3 day event saw thousands of people enjoy some of the best street food London has to offer, as well as some amazing events including our panel on food and heritage with guests Fatma Al-Baiti @meetmeatfatmas , Ayaan Abdullahi from @poetryandshaah & @everydaymuslimheritage 's Sadiya Ahmed and hosted by our very own Selina Bakkar to discuss why one meal can tell us everything. - Bon Apettittttt familyy - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support -

We've had a little re-model here at Amaliah! Our popular 'Overrated//Underrated' episodes are back with a new name, but we'll be continuing to put our TWO CENTS into every episode! It works like this - Selina, Nafisa and Sara are challenged to each bring 4 subjects they'd like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated and then leave it for public scrutiny! Even the most mundane of topics sometimes give way to often layered and useful perspectives... This week we're exploring how Uber trips may be helping the environment, what we can learn from the story of the Prophet's companion Talaiba and his migration, and how micro-aggressions has shifted people out of mainstream commuting and office spaces. - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support -

For our latest podcast, we chat to Nafisa Bakkar, the CEO and co-founder behind Amaliah.com, a media platform amplifying the voices of muslim women. She talks to us about unexpectedly finding her way to a creative role after studying natural sciences, how she tackles imposter syndrome and her inspiring advice for anyone who hasn’t yet nailed exactly what they want to do. ... This episode of Creative Lives was brought to you by Lecture in Progress. It was presented by Indi Davies and the editor was Ivor Manly. Lecture in Progress is made possible with the support of a number of brand partners – they include ustwo, Google, Sky Creative Agency, Colophon Foundry, G.F Smith and The Paul Smith Foundation.

Selina, Nafisa and Sara are back at Huckletree this week, debating Dubai and spiritual ills & getting hyped up for Amaliah's first movie premiere of 'The Judge'. It works like this - the girls are challenged to each bring three subjects they'd like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated and then leave it for public scrutiny! Even the most mundane of topics sometimes give way to often layered and useful perspectives... - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support -

In this episode, Selina and Nafisa Bakkar, founders of Amaliah.com, take us back to life before Amaliah started. We talk about starting a business from scratch, David Cameron and modest fashion. Selina reflects on becoming a single mum whilst six months pregnant and Nafisa explains how an experience in Spain brought her out of self-despair. As we hear in the show, both experiences gave them a new meaning to the term 'tawakkul' or trust in God, and brought them one step closer to starting Amaliah. - If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support -

Listen in on my conversation with Nafisa Bakkar, CEO at Amaliah.com, a platform dedicated to representing Muslim women. Led by a passion to empower individuals through their identity, their work seeks to surface the many different voices and experiences within the muslim women community. It’s never been more important for Muslim women to be heard; with over 80 contributors, named by Forbes as one to watch and featured in CNN, Metro and WIRED Amaliah are rapidly becoming the place that represents Women in Generation M.

Nafisa Bakkar and her sister, Selina, launched Amaliah from their mother's kitchen table in 2015 as an Instagram page to curate Muslim-friendly clothes from top brands. Since then, that page has grown into an online community of more than 250,000 Muslim women. Amaliah has been featured in Forbes, CNN and Wired.  

Today we are spotlighting Nafisa Bakkar of Amaliah. Amaliah is curated modest fashion and the voice of Muslim women. This episode is powered by Hack Reactor, http://www.hackreactor.com/scholarships the leading coding bootcamp in program quality & student outcomes. Connect with us at womenintechshow.com. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora https://www.amaliah.com/ http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora