All Praises and Thanks are Due to Allah. May His Peace and Blessings be upon the Prophet Muhammad, his family, his companions, and all those who follow the Path of Righteousness until the Last Day… Ameen.

This podcast is a personal expression of thoughts and reflections. Me and my team are not affiliated with any political party, organization, or movement. The views shared here are our own, rooted in sincerity, experience, and faith.

In this deeply reflective inaugural episode, Jacquie Muhammad recounts her experiences growing up in Washington, DC during one of the city’s most tumultuous periods. She offers a poignant account of witnessing the aftermath of the Martin Luther King Jr. riots, while also addressing the often-overlooked struggles of anxiety and depression. Through her story, Jacquie explores what it meant to navigate youth, identity, and adversity as a Black woman in a city that both challenged and shaped her.

At 77 years young, Jacquie Muhammad opens up about her powerful life journey, from growing up in Northwest Washington, D.C., to embracing Islam at age 40. In this heartfelt trailer, she shares why now is the time to tell her story, what inspired the podcast, and what listeners can expect moving forward. This isn’t about preaching, it’s about connecting, reflecting, and storytelling.