Podcasts about rakiya

The Insight - Health Matters: In conversation with Dr. Rakiya Saidu by Radio Islam

103 - RDaniel - Netiv HaTorah - Rakiya; Hevel, Chapter 10 (18.4.23).MP3 by Rav Daniel Kohn

98 - RDaniel - Netiv HaTorah - Livnat HaSapir And Rakiya And Techelet (21.2.23).MP3 by Rav Daniel Kohn

96 - RDaniel - NetivHatorah - Rakiya And Order, Chapter 10 (7.2.23).MP3 by Rav Daniel Kohn

Rakiya danse depuis toujours. Depuis toute petite, elle sent que la pratique joue un grand rôle dans sa gestion des émotions. Aujourd'hui, avec son asbl "Arabesque", elle se rend partout où on ne danse pas, y compris dans des centres psychiatriques.

Today's Song of the Day is "Rakiya Su Matamam" from Altin Gün's album, A​ş​k, out March 10th.Altin Gün will be performing at Varsity Theater on Tuesday, July 18th.

We all have friends, right? But there are people God brings into your life to serve a higher purpose than friendship; They stand in as advocates for your God-ordained destiny. They are your sisters or brothers. In this Episode, Marcelle and Rakiya discuss what sisterhood really entails. Sharing their personal experiences, they go further to talk about navigating Jealousy and Envy in such a sacred relationship. Listen, Enjoy and Share

Visit us at www.ProjectLikkuteiTorah.com for more resources and sponsorship opportunities.ב. וענין מתיבתא דרקיע יובן בהקדים שישנם ג' בחינות אור מים רקיע, אור הוא בחי' הכתר שהוא מקור החכמה, וגילוי השכל נק' מים, וכשהחכמה בא לידי השגה בבינה נקרא רקיע, שהו"ע רקיע כעין הקרח הנורא שהו"ע דאגלידו מיא ואינם בבי' מים דניידי. ולכן נק' ג"ע העליון מתיבתא דרקיע כי רקיע נק' בחי' בינה שהוא הרקיע, והתפשטותה והמשכתה להאיר בג"ע העליון נק' מתיבתא דרקיע, והיינו ע"י עסק התורה לשמה של התנאים והאמוראים. שעי"ז ממשיכים תוספת אור בג"ע. והנה הנשמות האלו הם הזוכים ללמוד במתיבתא דרקיע כי הנה התורה ישנה ג"כ באצי'.ג. ולהבין ענין הלימוד ד"אם בהרת כו'" איך שהוא בג"ע, יובן בהקדים מה דאיתא בעץ חיים שקליפת נוגה דאצי' חציה טוב וחציה שכלפי חוץ הוא רע, ולכאורה אין זה מובן כלל איך שייך קליפת נוגה באצי'. ויובן בהקדים המבואר בזהר ובע"ח, שהנגעים באים מהסתלקות אור אבא, ולכאורה כשישנו אור הבינה איך שייך שיהי' טומאת נגעים? ונקדים המבואר ששם הוי' הוא בתפארת, ולכאורה שם הוי' הוא למעלה משאר השמות וא"כ מדוע הוא הספי' השלישית? ויובן בהקדים ענין שבה"כ, שכל מדה היתה בני עצמה, וההתכללות הוא רק ע"י גילוי אוא"ס שלמעלה משניהם, וא"כ בחי' תפארת שהוא כולל ומחבר ב' ההפכים דחסד וגבורה מוכרח לומר שיש בו מבחי' אוא"ס שלמעלה מחסד וגבורה.ועפי"ז יובן ענין קליפת נוגה שבאצי', דבנוגה שבאצי' הספירות הם בבחי' ענפין מתפרדין, ואין בהם בחי' התכללות, שהוא הפסולת משבירת הכלים שנפל באצי', ולכן אף שחציה הפנימי הוא טוב ומיוחד באצי', מ"מ מאחר שגם חציה הפנימי אינו בבחי' התכללות, וממילא אין מאיר בה אוא"ס בבחי' פנימי, לכן יכול להיות שחציה כלפי חוץ הוא רע.Sichos.net Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=SVCNKGSMCEANE)

Visit us at www.ProjectLikkuteiTorah.com for more resources and sponsorship opportunities.ב. וענין מתיבתא דרקיע יובן בהקדים שישנם ג' בחינות אור מים רקיע, אור הוא בחי' הכתר שהוא מקור החכמה, וגילוי השכל נק' מים, וכשהחכמה בא לידי השגה בבינה נקרא רקיע, שהו"ע רקיע כעין הקרח הנורא שהו"ע דאגלידו מיא ואינם בבי' מים דניידי. ולכן נק' ג"ע העליון מתיבתא דרקיע כי רקיע נק' בחי' בינה שהוא הרקיע, והתפשטותה והמשכתה להאיר בג"ע העליון נק' מתיבתא דרקיע, והיינו ע"י עסק התורה לשמה של התנאים והאמוראים. שעי"ז ממשיכים תוספת אור בג"ע. והנה הנשמות האלו הם הזוכים ללמוד במתיבתא דרקיע כי הנה התורה ישנה ג"כ באצי'.ג. ולהבין ענין הלימוד ד"אם בהרת כו'" איך שהוא בג"ע, יובן בהקדים מה דאיתא בעץ חיים שקליפת נוגה דאצי' חציה טוב וחציה שכלפי חוץ הוא רע, ולכאורה אין זה מובן כלל איך שייך קליפת נוגה באצי'. ויובן בהקדים המבואר בזהר ובע"ח, שהנגעים באים מהסתלקות אור אבא, ולכאורה כשישנו אור הבינה איך שייך שיהי' טומאת נגעים? ונקדים המבואר ששם הוי' הוא בתפארת, ולכאורה שם הוי' הוא למעלה משאר השמות וא"כ מדוע הוא הספי' השלישית? ויובן בהקדים ענין שבה"כ, שכל מדה היתה בני עצמה, וההתכללות הוא רק ע"י גילוי אוא"ס שלמעלה משניהם, וא"כ בחי' תפארת שהוא כולל ומחבר ב' ההפכים דחסד וגבורה מוכרח לומר שיש בו מבחי' אוא"ס שלמעלה מחסד וגבורה.ועפי"ז יובן ענין קליפת נוגה שבאצי', דבנוגה שבאצי' הספירות הם בבחי' ענפין מתפרדין, ואין בהם בחי' התכללות, שהוא הפסולת משבירת הכלים שנפל באצי', ולכן אף שחציה הפנימי הוא טוב ומיוחד באצי', מ"מ מאחר שגם חציה הפנימי אינו בבחי' התכללות, וממילא אין מאיר בה אוא"ס בבחי' פנימי, לכן יכול להיות שחציה כלפי חוץ הוא רע.Sichos.netSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=SVCNKGSMCEANE)

Delving into "Ma'aseh Bereishit" - including the order of creation, heavens or earth first? It's debatable, by Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel: top down or bottom up? The later sages arrive at a resolution. And yet, the discussion of the Rakiya (firmament) is still rather beyond what we can make sense of. Also, a dispute between R. Yishmael [Who's Who] and R. Akiva, who have significantly different approaches in interpretation of the Torah. In this case, R. Akiva is presented as the student of Nachum Ish Gamzu, and the function of "et" to teach additional halakhah, or in this case, the discussion of the way of creation.

The Women's Health, Wisdom, and... WINE! podcast is a biweekly conversation with practitioners, providers, patients & healers about complex reproductive medicine & women's health challenges, the value of an integrative approach to these challenges, many of the women's health topics you're already thinking about & uncomfortable talking about & my personal favorite... WINE!For most women, pregnancy and new motherhood is a joy — at least some of the time. But most mothers also experience worry, disappointment, guilt, competition, frustration, and even anger and fear. Giving birth to a new identity can be as demanding as giving birth to a baby. Becoming a mother is an identity shift, and one of the most significant physical and psychological changes a woman will ever experience. Matrescence, the process of becoming a mother, has been largely unexplored in the medical community. Instead of focusing on the woman's identity transition, more research is focused on how the baby turns out. However, a woman's story, in addition to how her psychology impacts her parenting, is important to examine, too. Of course, this transition is also significant for fathers and partners, but women who go through the hormonal changes of pregnancy may have a specific neurobiological experience. About our guest:Rakiya Moore is a Public Health Professional currently working in the District. She is helping to reduce and eliminate Black maternal mortality and morbidity in the District's hospitals. She is constantly exploring varieties of avenues to further build her career in women's health. Just recently, Rakiya obtained her Vaginal Steam Facilitator Certification to assist women with their reproductive health. While balancing work life, she is also preparing to be a first-time mom and looks forward to the additional knowledge she will gain from this new experience. Resources Mentioned:Total WineMacchia Petit SirahNatural Pregnancy Guide: Empowering Moms to Make Healthy ChoicesThe hashtag for the podcast is #nourishyourflourish. You can also find our practice on the following social media outlets:Facebook: The Eudaimonia CenterInstagram: theeudaimoniacenterTwitter: eu_daimonismConnect with VinoBLU® Wine Bar:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterFor more reproductive medicine and women's health information and other valuable resources, make sure to visit our website at www.laurenawhite.com.Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at info@laurenawhite.com.

Rakiya Battle comes on the show to share his journey through hooping and how he impacts kids daily through training and coaching AAU Basketball at UWIN facilities.

Rakiya Mohamed joins Ashley and Liz on Party's Over Podcast to share her experience growing up in Maine. Rakiya and her family moved to Maine from Ethiopia when she was a young child. Rakiya grew up in a big loving family in Lewiston, Maine. After high school, she attended Bates College where she graduated with a minor in African American Studies and a major in Biological Chemistry.  On this episode Rakiya shares with us what it was like to move to Maine from Ethiopia, balancing a large family, and opens up about her experience post-grad. Rakiya practices the Islamic religion and is kind enough to help educate us and share a bit with us about what it means to be Muslim. This episode was such a beautiful reminder that community is such an important part of life and that having a strong, loving community to lean on is critical. Follow Rakiya: https://www.instagram.com/rakiya_mohamed/

Die gewaltsame Tötung von George Floyd in den USA hat auch hier in Deutschland wieder einmal deutlich gezeigt, dass Rassismen noch nicht überwunden sind und immer noch viele Menschen unter diesen leiden müssen. Zusammen mit einigen Mitstreiter*innen hat Rakiya Suleman deswegen die Black lives Matter-Gruppe in Flensburg gegründet und eine große Demo organisiert. In der Utopienwerkstatt erzählt sie uns von ihrer Utopie einer Gesellschaft ohne Rassismus. Wie eine solche Gesellschaft aussehen könnte und welche Probleme Rakiya auf dem Weg dahin sieht, könnt ihr in dieser Folge erfahren. Dabei ging es unter anderem um ihren Umgang mit Alltagsrassismus und darüber, wie wichtig es ist, besser zuzuhören.

New Year’s resolutions. We all make them, but how many of them actually stick? Statistics show that 80% of us will abandon our goals within the first month. How frustrating is that? According to Rakiya Randhawa CPA, CA and certified fitness instructor and online wellness coach, there is hope for us. Her philosophy: start right away and be kind to yourself in the process. She joins Straight From the CPA’s Mouth to discuss her philosophy on managing and crushing your goals.

Rakiya graced us with her presence, in the absence of Smoove, to talk about all things concerning mental health & friendships. Topics include: social media support, friendship goals, transference of energy, loyalty, your significant other’s friends & more. SOME REALLY THERAPEUTIC SHIT.

Mike Merli interviews Rakiya Adams, an assistant school principal in New York City, and cousin of Mubarak Soulemane, a 19 year-old boy from New Haven whose murder by Connecticut State Police in January has ignited a movement demanding justice for his life. For more information, and to join the Justice for Mubarak movement: https://www.facebook.com/justiceformubarak https://www.instagram.com/justiceformubarak/

In this episode you meet a struggling single mother down to her last $7 who won with a lottery scratch-off. She donated the money to a Kansas City police officer in intensive care wounded in the line of duty. You'll learn why Shetara Sims and her 12-year old daughter Rakiya Edmonson wanted to give back to police who were there for them after the murder of Rakiya's older sister several years earlier. Links for this story: "Struggling single mother donates lottery winnings to Mo. officer shot in line of duty" Link: https://www.witn.com/2020/07/21/struggling-single-mother-donates-lottery-winnings-to-mo-officer-shot-in-line-of-duty/ GoFundMe page for Shetara Sims: https://www.gofundme.com/f/helping-the-woman-with-a-heart-of-gold?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet Second story: "Teaching Your Kids Kindness May Help Them Succeed Later In Life" Link: https://www.wbur.org/kindworld/2020/07/21/kids-kindness Host: Stephen Carter Contact email: SafeLivingToday@gmail.com Mic: EV RE320 Key words:kindness, Kansas City, Shetara Sims, police, police officer, shot, Adam Grant, teach kindness, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/better-place/message

Goddess Talk Show Season 1 Episode 19 with Rakiya Burton. Through dialogue & lighthearted laughter we discuss her being a Doula & Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) of Sankofa Lactation and Birthing Services.

After a 6 week hiatus, WE’RE FINALLY BACK; And we’re picking up right where we left off. Smoove starts by addressing the energy and legacy Nipsey Hussle left behind since his unfortunate murder. Goldie vents about Jersey City Politics and Bored of Ed faculty cutbacks, which ultimately leads us to our thoughts on Gentrification. Meanwhile, Rakiya has a bone to pick with Alabama’s shitty abortion laws.

This Episode Smoove and Rakiya discuss cultural discrimination experiences displayed in the job settings, and also discuss the importance of having diversity.

This Week Rube & Smoove discuss their views on Valentines Day. Also Rakiya comes thru to chop it up with the gang . Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow today’s guest https://instagram.com/rakiyag_

In this week's episode, we talk about the difficulties of figuring out the intro music and also coming up with title of the episodes. We then dive into our topic of the week which is ‘Our Top 5 Favorite Shows of All-Time’. If you have any recommendations or would like a couple please feel free to email us at bigbrospodcast@gmail.com or message us on Instagram/Twitter @bigbrospodcast Big S/O to Rakiya for helping us decide on last week’s episode title “I’m Black, Blackety Black”. Go subscribe to her YouTube channel via the link below https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGaYWkZTRt6JWq5GrrFakpA Please don’t forget to Rate, Review, Share & Subscribe! Hope you enjoy

As technology advances, there's a growing need for businesses to develop, protect, and monetize technology and intellectual property (IP) assets. Rakiya Diggs, a Senior Legal Editor with Practical Law's IP and Technology service, explains technology transactions, including transitioning to an in-house position. Rakiya also recommends courses students should take if interested in this practice. Rakiya joined Practical Law from DLA Piper LLP. She also worked as an associate at King & Spalding LLP.

J'na and blogger Rakiya George of RakiyaG.com discuss her lifestyle blog, the pitfalls of social media self-promotion for writers and journalists, the science behind cilantro's taste, Omarosa and much more.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Once upon a time. Featuring: the moon's pale voice, a plot to kill a king, yet another riddle, a party in hell, a familiar name. Music: Daemones by Kai Engel, Cosmogony by So Far As I Know, Chapter V: Morning Star by Sea of Aland, Me Phirava Daje by Rakiya, Providence Reel - Man of the House - Speed the Plough by Aislinn, and M, Volume II by (morse). Written by Becca De La Rosa and Mabel Martin. Produced by Becca De La Rosa.

In Episode 14, Colin interviews two young Ethiopian-Somali American poets, Rakiya and Ahmed Mohamed. The interview was recorded at Forage Market in Lewiston, Maine, shortly after President Trump’s Executive Order banning travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries including Somalia. The siblings—one in high school, the other in college—recount their experiences emigrating from Ethiopia and building a life in America. They reflect on how the poetic, playful nature of the Somali language and their discovery of Def Jam Poetry and Spoken Word inspired them each to write. Ahmed recounts the experience of performing at Spoken Word competitions in New York City, and Rakiya reflects on reconciling the many facets of her identity. And they reflect on how they understand the intersecting facets of their Black, Muslim, Immigrant and American selves under a Trump presidency. The hosts discuss comparisons between Thailand and the USA, and the anxiety of repatriation. Colin describes chatting with his daughter about love and hate, and Donald struggles against strange rhetoric as his Martian Aphasia returns. Music by Reports (reports.bandcamp.com/). Thanks to Izotope (www.izotope.com) for the phenomenal sound editing software.