Eid Mubarak! My shahada-versary just passed which got me thinking about my life before Islam. In this deeply personal episode, I go over 15 things I did that led me on the path to Islam and becoming a Muslimah, alhamdulillah.

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Are you doing any of these things? Have you taken your shahada? Let me know in the comments if any of this resonates with you.

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#revert #muslimrevert #shahada #muslimah #Islam

This episode goes over 14 ways you can connect with the Quran and the word of Allah SWT, whether you're just curious about Islam or you've been Muslim your whole life.

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What apps do you use to learn Quran? What are you favorite YouTube channels to watch/listen to Quran? Share in the comments.

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Short clip from a longer episode to come in sha Allah about connecting to the Quran. May Allah forgive us for any mistakes we made out of ignorance.

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This episode was inspired by the previous one on 'hayaa' (modesty, shyness, God consciousness). We go over what 'awrah' means and how and why it differs for men and women.

I share my personal experience dressing more modestly and give tips for the sisters who are trying to do the same. There is no correct order to do things so be kind and gentle with yourself on this journey. Allah knows what's in your heart and that you're trying.

Covering our awrah is a blessing. I share two experiences that just happened to me that show how people treat you with more respect and deference when you're dressed the way Allah asked us to in public.

We do not go into the topic of 'mahram' vs. 'non-mahram' so insha'Allah that can be another episode soon.

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This short episode explains the Arabic term حياء (hayaa) and the various meanings it holds and why it's so important in Islam.

As Muslims, we need hayaa in our dress, our speech, our behavior, our gaze and in every aspect of our lives, both public and private.

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Ramadan is just two weeks away! We know we shouldn't wait until right before Ramadan to start preparing, so what can we do?Listen to hear 10 practical ways to ease your way into Ramadan starting now - whether it's your first fast or you've been fasting for decades.It's important we get our minds, bodies, and hearts ready for this most holy and blessed month.Follow @revertsafespace on Instagram and Upscrolled. Visit the website for more details. Sisters, you're invited to join our women-only WhatsApp Community. Find the link in my bio on Instagram @revertsafespace

This episode goes over 6 ways we can prepare ourselves during the month of Sha'ban to be ready for the holy and blessed month of Ramadan:

1. Learn more

2. Where to get your information

3. Quran

4. Mosque

5. Routine changes

6. Get excited

Listen for the specifics about each and my personal experience visiting a mosque for the first time.

After discussing how to prepare for Ramadan, we discuss some pitfalls that we want to try to avoid such as comparing ourselves to others, putting too much pressure on ourselves, and more.

Here are a few articles you can read to learn more about Ramadan from trusted scholars:

• Reasons why Ramadan is a blessed month

• What Makes Ramadan Known as the Month of the Quran?

• Why is Ramadan the Holiest Month in Islam? - Islamic Guru

• How To Prepare Your Heart for Ramadan - Eman and Life

• How to Prepare for Ramadan: The Ultimate Guide to Spiritual, Mental, and Physical Readiness - Mount Hira

• Shaban in Islam: Meaning, Virtues & Preparation for Ramadan

  
  

What do we call people who accept Islam later in life? This episode explains the semantic difference between two commonly used terms: 'convert' and 'revert'.

We also talk about the first reverts to Islam and recognize that we are all part of the 'ummah', the collective Muslim nation or community.

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