Real Talk, Real Muslims – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode, we talked about our opinions regarding unpopular opinions ranging from our thoughts on wearing socks while sleeping, to Harry Potter, to the idea of drinking milk as grown adults, and so much more. Honestly, this episode gets heated at times, so get ready! We hope that you enjoy this episode and we would love to hear your thoughts regarding these unpopular ideas! We wanted to leave you with an important question: Are you #teamsocks or #teamnosocks? There is definitely a right answer. 

GUYSSS!! The last episode of the taboo series is now available!! 🥳

✨ In this episode, we spoke to Yasmin Elhady (@yasguru ) about all things related to gender relations in Islam. We talked about female sexual desire, the right way to approach a guy/girl, interracial marriage, self-worth, and so much more! Yasmin is a successful lawyer, comedian, relationship consultant, mother, wife, and overall the coolest human being! She has a series on her social media called #MarryMondays that deals with everything dealing with relationships - absolutely love it! Check it out! 

✨ Our conversation with Yasmin was very open and insightful and she answered your questions in detail and did not shy away from the “taboo” ❤️

✨ Yasmin was spewing straight facts in this episode! Get cozy because this episode is a ride to the unfiltered reality! Hope you all enjoy it! Can’t wait to hear your thoughts! ❤️

In today’s episode, we pulled questions from the “We’re Not Really Strangers Game” & answered them together. This is not an ordinary game; it gets you to self-reflect, have meaningful conversations, & pushes you to become vulnerable & self-aware. The goal of this episode is explore how to become more comfortable to be vulnerable at any time even when we do not feel particularly “picture perfect.” We hope that you all enjoy this episode and take the moment, with your family, friends, and us to find the answers to these questions for yourself. 

Grab a beverage & a snack and get ready to tune in to this week's episode! <3 

In this episode, we delve into detail about many aspects regarding Muslims & the media. There are two sides to this topic: the way the non-muslim world represents Muslims & the representation inside the Muslim world & how Muslims treat influencers & etc. We talk about the huge lack of Muslim representation in the media, and we dissect & give our perspectives on the few, current examples of representation. Grab a snack, get comfy, & tune into this episode. Enjoy! ❤️

In this episode, we cover many different aspects related to racism in our Muslim community. We talked about what is happening in the United States right now & the importance of acknowledging that it is opening up conversations & highlighting the fact that we have a lot to work on both personally & as a society. We delve into our personal experiences & what examples we have seen of colorism & discrimination in our communities. Grab a snack & a friend & let us know your thoughts on this episode & if you related to anything we spoke about. 

In this episode, we cover the cultural expectations and stigmas that women face and contrast that to Islamic teachings. We delve into our personal stories and experiences with these issues, and finally, we wrap up with some recommendations for how we can do better as a community. Grab a snack and a friend & let us know if you relate or agree with this episode! 

In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Aisha Sindhu, who is a Diagnostic Radiology resident physician, about many aspects of life. We talked about the current COVID-19 situation, decision making when it comes to choosing to go to medical school, how Dr. Aisha got into modest fashion & social media, & interracial marriage and the stigma surrounding it. Take a listen for some great advice and life lessons from our incredible guest! 

Where to find Dr. Aisha: 

Website: http://aishasindhu.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draishasindhu/

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/AishaSindhu

In this episode, we spoke to two amazing members of our Greenville community: Harun & Janisha Raja. We spoke about how to mentally, physically, and spiritually prepare for Ramadan. We had a great conversation on how to maintain/attain a healthy lifestyle, maintain our goals & energy, & most importantly, how to keep the Ramadan spirit during this time. We are only on the second day of Ramadan, so listen to this episode for some great tricks & tips on how to make this Ramadan a successful one!  Harun Raja is the owner and head instructor at Raja Academy. Raja Academy is a Martial Arts School for Muay Thai, Wing Chun, Derobio Escrima, and more. You should totally check them out! In these trying times,  Harun Raja is opening the opportunity for online martial art academy training to anyone who is interested!  Here is the link to Raja Academy:  https://rajamartialarts.com/online-video-training/ Instagram: @rajaacademy Facebook: Raja Academy of Martial Arts

Are you ready for Ramadan? With Ramadan looking very different this year due to COVID-19, it can be easy to feel discouraged or out of the Ramadan spirit, but don’t worry — we’ve brought in 2 experts on Ramadan and Muslim holiday spirit: Saja and Suha, the founders of Amasi Decor. In this episode, we talk about Ramadan and Eid traditions, how to maintain spiritual practices throughout the whole month of Ramadan, how we can prepare for Ramadan in light of COVID-19 and keep its spirit alive, staying positive during these times, and so many more tips for making your Ramadan and Eid amazing this year. Amasi Decor's Website: https://www.amasidecor.com/ The 30 Days of Good Deeds in Ramadan Printout: https://www.amasidecor.com/ramadanprintout The Ramadan Playlist: https://www.amasidecor.com/ramadan-playlist The Eid Playlist: https://www.amasidecor.com/eid-playlist They are also including a promo code of 20% off the entire order for our listeners: REALTALK20

With college decision day rapidly approaching, we invited 3 current college students, Lyla, Sofia, and Amani, to give their insight and advice about their college experiences at the University of South Carolina, Furman University, and Clemson University, respectively. We talk about everything from dorm rooms, types of professors, what to do for fun in college, and being Muslim on a college campus. Good luck to everyone making a decision!