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⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses pregnancy loss, miscarriage, hospital complications, and grief in detail. Please take care of yourself while listening, and feel free to skip this one if it isn't the right time for you.In late 2021, we found out we were expecting our third child. Our girls were overjoyed, especially Zaynab, who had been waiting to become a big sister. Then, at a routine scan - everything changed. In this episode, we walk through our full miscarriage story — from the ultrasound where something felt wrong, to the devastating call from our midwife, to weeks of hospital complications, to the hardest conversation we've ever had with our daughters.We also talk about what Islam teaches about the loss of a child, both before and after birth — including the belief that unborn children go straight to Paradise, the scholarly discussion around when the soul enters the body, and the deeply human, deeply spiritual way the Prophet ﷺ grieved his own children. We talk honestly about how the Canadian healthcare system treated us during and after the loss, and how, almost exactly a year later, our son Yusuf was born.If you've experienced pregnancy loss, we hope this episode reminds you that you are not alone.In this episode:- Our full miscarriage story, from the scan to hospital discharge-How the healthcare system handled — and mishandled — our care-What Islam teaches about the souls of unborn children-The scholarly discussion on when the soul enters the body (40 days vs. four months)-Why burial is possible for early pregnancy loss, and why more families don't know this-How our son Yusuf's birth, one year later, changed everythingCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com#MiscarriageAwareness #PregnancyLoss #MuslimFamily

Will grew up off-grid in the interior of British Columbia — no electricity, no running water, hunting for food — not because his family couldn't afford otherwise, but because his parents made a conscious choice to leave city life behind. Sana grew up in the same house her whole childhood, with a bank account opened by her dad and an early lesson in saving. Two completely different relationships with money, shaped by two completely different childhoods.In this episode, we go deep on where our money mindsets came from, why neither of us ever got real financial education, and how becoming Muslim reshaped the way we think about wealth entirely — including the story of Umar ibn al-Khattab and the mother boiling water to quiet her hungry children, and why we've committed to sponsoring an orphan for every one of our kids since the day they were born.In this episode:-Will's childhood living off-grid in rural BC-Sana's early lessons in saving and financial independence-Why neither of us ever got real financial education growing up-The Islamic concept of money as a trust (amanah) and a test-The story of Umar ibn al-Khattab and the widow with the empty pot-Why we sponsor an orphan for each of our children-Teaching our own kids the value of money and givingSPONSOR AN ORPHAN IN GAZA HERE: https://www.launchgood.com/v4/scheduled-giving/charities/sponsor_orphans_w_the_saleh_family_1/checkout🇲🇾 WANT TO MOVE TO MALAYSIA?Our complete guide to how we left Canada and relocated our family to Malaysia:https://stan.store/salehfamily/p/relocate-to-malaysia-with-ease 🌙 OUR MORNING MENU — FOR MUSLIM KIDSOur fun, reusable morning routine designed to bring learning, independence, and Islam into your child's day:https://stan.store/salehfamily/p/my-morning-menu-a-muslim-kids-morning-routine🔗 EVERYTHING SALEH FAMILYhttps://salehfamilyofficial.com🧕 SHOP LALA HIJABShttps://lalahijabs.comUse code YOUTUBE🎙️ OUR NOORISHED PODCASTWatch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWjPpIoJI1dfpzqqBxst1TP5Jx_dkZnB8Listen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1FAXaICNqiUbjsskEFdySO?si=5ukqVKA1Qqa4zErMp8c2CwFOLLOW US:TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficialBUSINESS INQUIRIESHello@Salehfamilyofficial.comCollabs@Noorished.comFAN EMAILSalehfamily187@gmail.com#IslamicFinance #MuslimParenting #Sadaqah

--Will spent years and thousands of dollars building a set of specialized aircraft maintenance tools — the kind of gear you can't just pick up at Home Depot. He got licensed as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, graduated top of his class, and built a career flying around the continent on contract work. Then COVID hit, the airline industry gutted its most experienced (and most expensive) contractors overnight, and everything changed.In this episode, we talk about the fear underneath our current career: what happens if social media — the thing that now supports our entire family — disappears overnight? We talk through Will's path into aviation, the COVID layoff that upended everything, why he eventually sold the tools that represented nearly a decade of his old identity, and how we think about relevance, AI, and reinventing yourself when the ground shifts under you.In this episode:-Will's path to becoming a licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer-The COVID layoff that changed everything overnight-Why experienced contractors were the first to go — and what that says about corner-cutting in the industry-The fear of becoming irrelevant as content creators-Why we believe AI can't replace real, lived experience-Why Will finally sold his tools — and what that decision representedCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com#ContentCreatorLife #CareerChange #TrustInAllah

One of us grew up sheltered, close-knit, and steeped in culture and faith. The other grew up in a rough town with generational trauma, addiction, and a father who loved hard but rarely said the words. In this episode, we talk through what our parents got right, what we're consciously doing differently, and how two very different childhoods somehow led us to parent our own kids the exact same way.We get into homeschooling, attachment parenting, why we've never done "cry it out," the reason our kids talk about their feelings instead of melting down, and why we think the modern nine-to-five system was never designed with the parent-child bond in mind. We also talk honestly about faith, meaning, and how becoming Muslim reshaped everything about how we show up for our children.In this episode:-What each of us took — and left behind — from our own upbringings-Why words of affirmation weren't a given in past generations, and how we're changing that-Our approach to attachment parenting and gentle parenting, and why we don't do "cry it out"-Why we chose to homeschool our kids-The link between religion, morality, and purpose — and how that shapes parenting-Why we believe modern work culture pulls families apart

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We got married in a mosque, in separate rooms, without even being able to see each other during our own Nikah — and neither of us has a single photo from that moment.In this episode, we go back through the full story of our wedding: the five-year wait, the confusion over Nikah vs. engagement vs. Rukhsati, the decision to host a fully segregated wedding (a first in our community), and the cultural pressure that shaped nearly every choice we made — from the mahr, to the guest list, to burning our own CDs so there'd be no music playing. We talk honestly about what we'd do differently, what we got right despite not knowing better, and why understanding the difference between culture and religion matters so much when you're building a marriage.In this episode:-What an actual Islamic marriage contract (Nikah) requires — and what culture adds on top of it-The mahr: why extravagance isn't the point=Why we had a fully segregated wedding, and what it actually cost us emotionally-The scholarly nuance on mixed gatherings and music that we didn't know at the time-What we'd change if we redid our wedding todayCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com#MuslimMarriage #IslamicWedding #RevertStory

Culture and religion get tangled together more than most of us realize — and this episode goes there. In this episode, we talk about the evil eye, belief, fear, and where things can start to go too far.As Muslims, we believe the evil eye is real. But sometimes the way people talk about it, fear it, and build their lives around it can start to feel like the evil eye has more power than it actually does. At what point does protection become paranoia? And at what point does fear of creation start weakening our trust in the Creator?We discuss the balance between taking spiritual protection seriously, making dua and saying MashAllah, and remembering that nothing can harm or benefit us except by the permission of Allah.This is not a denial of the evil eye. It is a conversation about tawheed, trust in Allah, and not letting fear control our lives.In this episode:-What nazar (evil eye) actually means vs. how culture has distorted it-Why the "laser eye vision" version of evil eye contradicts core Islamic theology-The story of Yusuf (AS) and what it tells us about envy vs. harm-Gender roles: what's Quran and Sunnah vs. what's cultural inheritance-Mental health, jinn possession, and how scholars actually approach it today-Will's revert journey and coming to Islam as a "blank slate"CONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

Three million followers. A billion YouTube views. And almost none of it went the way they planned.In this episode, Will and Sana pull back the curtain on the real life of a content creator family — not the highlight reel, not the aesthetic, not the manufactured drama. The actual thing. How a lip-sync video of a cat turned into a full-time career. Why they hid an entire pregnancy until weeks after their son was born. What happened when they refused to stay silent on Palestine — and what it cost them. And why, after all of it, they still think they made the right call every single time.They get into the greasy side of the Muslim creator space, the brands that paid them not to say their name, the agency that parted ways in 10 days, and the Muslim creators with platforms double their size who never said a word. They also talk about what they keep off camera — and why — and what it means to be the Muslim family that Muslim kids actually see themselves in.In this episode:-How a TikTok lip-sync in COVID lockdown accidentally became a career-The video that hit a million views overnight — and what happened by morning-Why they'll never call themselves influencers (and what that word actually means in Islam)-The gray wall era, the talent agency era, and where it all wentOctober 7th: going silent, speaking loudly, and losing the agency because of it-The brand deal that paid them to never say the company's name-Muslim creators who stayed silent — and why Will liked that comment-What they never show: the Umrah selfie they didn't take, the Egypt moment they didn't film, the pregnancy nobody knew about-Why they show their kids on camera — and the real conversation around child safety-Being the Muslim family other Muslim kids actually see themselves in-Why the conversations have gone from "why do you wear hijab?" to something much deeperCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

One parent with a culture that goes back centuries. One parent whose culture is basically just stolen pizza and a pinky-up tea cup. And three kids somewhere in the middle — multilingual, mixed, and growing up Muslim in Southeast Asia.In this episode, Will and Sana dig into one of the most real conversations mixed-culture Muslim families are having — what do you actually pass down, what do you leave behind, and when faith and culture collide, which one wins? They talk third culture kids, DNA tests, cultural appropriation versus appreciation, the Prophet's dua that connects Pakistani Muslims to Taif, why culture might literally be a thing of the past, and what it looks like to raise kids whose identity starts with Islam and builds from there.In this episode:-What "third culture kids" actually means — and why Will and Sana's kids are living it in real time-Why one of them is 100% Indopak (DNA tested) and one is just... Canadian-The dua of the Prophet (SAW) at Taif — and the surprising reason Pakistani Muslims are the answer to it-Cultural appropriation vs. cultural appreciation — and why the thobe isn't going anywhere-What the research actually says about third culture kids (the findings are remarkable)-Why their kids choose the wheelchair Barbie, the alopecia Barbie, and the one missing a limb-The dupatta debate — and why Islamic identity quietly replaces cultural habit-Who their kids are allowed to marry (hint: no first cousins, and no cultural restrictions)-Why they believe culture itself might eventually disappear — and why that might be okay-How Salah replaces yoga, meditation, and every Western wellness trend in one prayerCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

Nobody talks about marriage like this.In this episode, Will and Sana go deep on what Islamic marriage actually looks like — not the cultural version, not the Western version, and definitely not the version the Islamophobes keep pushing. The real thing. From the Prophet (SAW) drinking from the same spot on a cup as his wife, to why your spouse being called your garment might be the most perfect word ever chosen, to the verse everyone gets wrong — this episode covers it all.They break down why Islam says marriage completes half your faith (and what that actually means for people who keep putting it off), how the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) treated his wives in a way that shames most of what we call "normal" today, and what a healthy Islamic marriage actually looks like when you strip away culture and ego.They also get personal — Will opens up about watching his father refuse to be cared for by anyone but his mother in his final days, and why that moment says everything about what marriage is supposed to be.In this episode:-Why marriage completes half your deen — and what that means for single people building careers-Your spouse as your libas (garment) — what that word really means and why it hits different-The Prophet (SAW) and Khadijah: "Cover me" — and what that moment symbolizes for every marriage-The verse everyone misquotes — a breakdown of daraba, what scholars actually debate, and why the Prophet (SAW) never raised a hand to anyone-The 50/50 myth — and why Islamic marriage isn't about splitting bills, it's about shared purpose-Why keeping secrets from your spouse is a marriage killer-Putting your spouse before your kids — and why that's actually better for your kids-Shura: why consultation is non-negotiable in an Islamic household-What going for Umrah together does for your marriage-Advice for young men and women who keep delaying marriage-The Imam Ahmad story — and why silence might be the greatest marriage advice ever givenCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

We didn't leave Canada because we stopped loving it. We left because we had to choose our kids.In this episode, Will and Sana get real about the decision that shocked their families, divided their audience, and changed their lives completely — packing up everything they'd ever built and moving to Malaysia. No sugarcoating, no highlight reel. Just the honest reasons, the hard parts, and what life actually looks like on the other side.They get into the mosque shootings that put fear in their chests every time they stepped into prayer. The moment October 7th made it undeniable. What it feels like to ask your daughter "are you sure?" before she puts on hijab in a parking lot. The broken healthcare system, the cost of living crisis, eight months of winter, and the Islamic environment they were desperately missing — and finally found.This one's for every Muslim family in the West quietly asking the same question.In this episode:-Why Islamophobia in Canada hits different when you have daughters in hijab-The Quebec mosque shooting, the London family, Christchurch — the fear that compounded-How October 7th became the final push-Canada's "polite racism" — and what went viral when they said it out loud-Cost of living, healthcare wait times, and winter as a quality of life issue-What it actually feels like to hear the Adhan five times a day, every day-Halal food everywhere, prayer spaces in play places, and dressing however you want-The visa hurdles, the unexpected roadblocks, and whether they regret it-Advice for Muslim families considering their own hijrahCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

Some love stories don't happen overnight. This one took five years, two continents, a flat-out rejection, 30 nights of Ramadan, and a letter that changed everything.In this episode, Will and Sana pull back the curtain on the five years between when they met and when they finally got married — a chapter they've never fully unpacked before. From the night Will looked Sana square in the eyes and told her they were going to get married (she did not see that coming), to the repeated proposals that went nowhere, to the moment a mother slipped a letter into a bag of food that brought a grown man to tears — this episode goes deep.They talk about what sabr actually means (hint: it's not just sitting and waiting), why bettering yourself is the only move when everything else is out of your hands, and the ripple effects of five years of patience that neither of them could have predicted.Whether you're a young person struggling to get married, a parent navigating a situation like this, or someone who just needs a reminder that the hard seasons are doing something — this one is for you.In this episode:* The night they met — and why Will knew instantly, Sana did not* The first proposal rejection and what Will did next* Working the oil rigs, 40 days of Tabligh, and four months in Bangladesh and Pakistan* Sana's journey to wearing hijab — and showing up to her graduation in it* How Sana's father went from occasional prayers to building a masjid* The Adhan that changed everything* The letter from Sana's mom, written in the last 10 nights of Ramadan* Advice for young men and women in the same situation* Why Will says he would have rejected himself tooCONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

Six years. One podcast. And almost nothing to show for it — because consistency was never the point.Until now.In this episode, Will and Sana introduce the Noorished Podcast: what it is, why they built it, why the name means exactly what you think it means (and more), and why the Muslim podcast space has a gap so big you could drive a truck through it. This is Episode 0 — the sneak peek before everything begins.No more hobby recordings. No more "we'll do it when we feel like it." Weekly episodes, real conversations, zero fluff — and a promise that if you've been waiting for a Muslim podcast that actually sounds like your life, this is it.In this episode:* From Saleh Family Speaks to Noorished — what changed and why* What Noor + Nourished actually means (and why the name is perfect)* The gap in the Muslim podcast world that nobody is filling* Why bro podcasts and hijabi podcasts are both missing something* Why non-Muslims have always been part of their audience — and why that's the point* What Season 1 is about and why you can't skip it* Where to find the podcast (YouTube first, always)* Episodes drop every Saturday morning, Eastern Standard TimeLAUNCHING JULY 4, 2026 CONNECT WITH NOORISHED:🎙️ All platforms: https://anchor.fm/salehfamilyspeaks📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/Salehfamily📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noorishedpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@salehfamilyTHE SALEH FAMILY:🔗 Everything in one place: https://salehfamily.komi.io📸 Sana: https://www.instagram.com/sanasalehofficial📸 Will & Sana: https://www.instagram.com/salehfamilyofficial🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@salehfamily▶️ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SSBsubscribeOUR PRODUCTS:🧕 Hijabs — https://www.lalahijabs.com | Code: NOORISHED (15% off)🌍 Malaysia Relocation Guide — https://www.noorished.comWORK WITH US:📩 Collabs: Collabs@noorished.com📩 Business: Hello@Salehfamilyofficial.com

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Thinking about moving to Malaysia? 🇲🇾 In this episode, we sit down with an MM2H and Labuan visa specialist to break down everything you need to know about Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program, Labuan visas, and residency options for expats. Whether you’re looking to retire, work, or start a business in Malaysia, we’ve got you covered! To learn more about the MM2H or Labuan Visa programs, visit this link: https://www.mm2h.co/salehfamily

In Part 2 of our story podcast, we dive into one of the most challenging yet life-changing chapters of our lives—how Will got laid off during COVID, how we navigated the uncertainty, and how we built a business from nothing. From struggling to make ends meet to creating content online and eventually finding new opportunities, we share the highs, lows, and pivotal moments that led us to start over in Malaysia.

In this episode of our podcast, we take you on a deeply personal journey—how we met, fell in love, how Will embraced Islam, and the incredible path that led him to travel in search of knowledge about the religion. We also share the heartfelt story of how we navigated cultural differences and ultimately convinced our parents to support our marriage.

Most people know who Shaun King is, but who is he REALLY? We had the honour of sitting down with Shaun and his wife Rae and discussed their life story, how they met, how he became an activist for humanity and how they ended up in our living room for this incredible podcast.

In this week's podcast episode, we decompress our thoughts about living in Malaysia and what it really did for our physical, mental and spiritual health and well-being.

In this podcast, we interview the creative mind and founder of the popular Muslim children's show Omar and Hana - Sinan Ismail. We discuss how the show came to life and what happened to new episodes as it has been years since a new episode has been released. We also discuss the dangers of screen time for kids and what he is doing to change that.

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In this episode, we explain what we have been up to since the last season of our podcast. Including having our fourth baby (our miracle rainbow baby) as well as traveling to half a dozen countries and ultimately deciding on coming to Malaysia to jump start our new life.

In this episode, we discuss WHAT ultimately divides the ummah and how differences of opinion regarding things like niqab, music or even halal food - should be respected and understood by everyone.

On today's podcast, we discuss the hot topic of "should Muslim women be on social media" as it has been circulating on Muslim Tiktok and we wanted to throw in our two cents. 

We have all seen it - Muslims being portrayed as terrorists in the media and in movies, but why? What caused all of this to transpire? And how has it continued into 2023 with people hating on Muslims all across social media? Let's discuss! 

This is a hot topic - especially in the desi community! Does evil eye (aka NAZR) exist? Is it really true that you can get sick because you posted a picture of your family on social media and then someone wished the sickness upon you? Let's discuss! Grab your tea and let's dive into this topic because it is a controversial one in the Muslim community! 

Everyone knows that Muslims have two Eids to celebrate in the year - but what about the Muslims that choose to celebrate OTHER holidays too? Let's discuss if it's ok or not to have a Christmas tree in a Muslim home, or to go out Trick or Treating during Halloween! There might be some tea spilled in this episode, you will just have to listen to find out! 

Hey guys! We know we have been gone for nearly a year but we are BACK! Let's recap what has happened in our lives this past year - including the loss of our third baby, our countless pop up shops, and our village project in Syria. We are so happy to be back and can't wait to bring you more exciting episodes! 

In this episode, Will and Sana discuss what it is like to be in the spotlight as Muslim content creators and the type of toxic Muslims they have had to come across during the span of 3 years while creating content. They also dive into what drives these people and the things that drive them crazy.

In this episode, Will and Sana discuss what it means to eat food as a Muslim and the struggles they face when doing so. They look back at their history growing up and discuss the ups and downs of finding halal food. There is a LOT to chat about, so dive right in! 

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

Will and Sana Saleh are BACK! With a BRAND new season, incredible topics and an epic line up of amazing guest speakers! New episodes will be airing EVERY Saturday. In this episode - Will and Sana think back to how they met and got married, moved across the country and how they started their careers on social media.

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

We are back at it with guest interviews and had a great chat with Karter Zaher for this episode. He is a popular muslim rapper and content creator who lives in Los Angeles, and has a following of over 1 million across all platforms. OH! And he is Canadian. He is an artist, community builder, activist, influencer and an inspiration to youth all around the world. You do not want to miss this episode!

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

Connect with Karter:

Tiktok: tiktok.com/@karter_zaher

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karterzaher

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OfficialKarterZaher

Official website: www.karterzaher.com

After a two month break - the Saleh Family is ready to jump back in to recording weekly podcasts again! In this episode, Will and Sana briefly talk about their summer and why they disappeared from the podcast world - and where the podcast is headed in the future. Join us as we jump back in with both feet! 

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

Afghanistan fundraiser: http://launchgood.com/afgwithsalehfamily

It’s mid-2021 and we are ready to rock our third season for Saleh Family Speaks. We are kicking off with an epic interview with the one and only @Falafel.Kimchi - AKA Haroon/Bruce. He is a popular muslim content creator who lives in Canada, and has a following of over 500k across all platforms. He has gone viral on Tiktok with his Arabic dialect videos and comedy. He is of Korean decent and shares his story on how he came to Islam as an early adult, although he was born into a Catholic family. You do not want to miss this episode!

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

Connect with Bruce/Haroon:

Tiktok: tiktok.com/@falafelkimchi

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/falafel.kimchi

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9yFm2KPAQi4Xn1xQ73Oc1w

All links: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

Documentary about Palestine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnZSaKYmP2s&t=33s

Debunking "human shield" theory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l78dOLxt6_g&t=91s

Media problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8jN-Suxos0

Accounts to follow on Instagram:

@subhi.taha

@paliroots

@eye.on.palestine

@jewishvoiceforpeace

@aljazeeraenglish

@mohammedelkurd

@khaledbeydoun

Donate here: https://www.launchgood.com/campaign/saleh_family_for_palestine__islamic_relief?src=internal_leaderboard#!/

Or Donate here: https://www.islamicreliefcanada.org/emergencies/gaza-appeal/

In this episode, Will and Sana chat about all things food related. What can Muslims eat and drink? What can’t they? And why?

Living in the west they definitely have struggles when it comes to where they can eat out, or something as simple as buying their kids candy.

Grab your bag of gummy worms (halal of course) and join the fun!

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

With everything happening in the world, Sana and Will wanted to sit down and chat about the French Senate wanting to ban young Muslim girls from wearing the hijab, along with the other discriminatory policies that are taking hold in the country. In this episode, they discuss what that means for French Muslims and how it has impacted the entire Muslim community. 

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

Sign the petition: http://chng.it/6HfTVFnWnH

Will and Sana sit down to discuss one of the greatest qualities a person can have....humility. What does the Quran say about it in Chapter 25:63? What should we do as humans to gain this trait? Let's discuss!

Clear Qur'an translation can be purchased from: https://theclearquran.org/

In today’s episode, Will and Sana do a virtual sit down with brother Enzo Valencia. An American born Puerto Rican revert to Islam. Raised Catholic - Enzo had many questions about faith and spirituality that would eventually lead him to becoming Muslim in the spring of 2015. This episode is a must listen! 

Follow Enzo: 

www.TikTok.com/@enzovalencia7

www.Instagram.com/enzo.valencia.em

In this episode, Will and Sana sit down to discuss the effects of the Global Pandemic on Muslim communities near and far. They discuss how it either challenged or benefited the community as whole, spiritually and physically. While giving some retrospect, they also share some valuable insights on to how to best prepare for Ramadan 2021!

In today’s episode, Will and Sana sit down in their new studio to discuss the recent Muslim Tiktok drama regarding people leaving the religion of Islam. They discuss how Muslims should react, what they should say and what they should do. Listen in and find out! 

In today’s episode, Will and Sana sit down to discuss one of the most frequently asked questions on their social media channels - how one becomes a Muslim and also what to do after someone accepts Islam.

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

Clear Quran (Online Version) by Dr. Mustafa Al-Khattab : https://www.clearquran.com/

Clear Quran (Hardcopy) by Dr. Mustafa Al-Khattab: https://theclearquran.org/

Scholars/lectures mentioned in the podcast:

The Purpose of Life by Khalid Yasin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdaKLZW4dIo

Muhammad series by Mufti Menk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO22l6-Qkys&list=PL91FA0E3B7837B214

Maulana Mazhar Mahmood: https://www.youtube.com/user/imammazhar

Let's face it - being a teenager is hard. And add being Muslim to the mix - that is even harder! In this episode, Will and Sana talk about their life experiences of how they grew up in the West as a Muslim and a Non-Muslim and how they look back and either love the choices they made, or regret them. This message is for all youth who are struggling with things like parties, drugs, alcohol or peer pressure. They talk about how to live life as a teenager while never having to sacrifice faith.

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

In this episode, Sana and Will talk about the rights of women in Islam (as requested by a fellow listener). There are huge misconceptions in the world today about the position of women in Islam. The topics of education, infanticide, inheritance and even motherhood are discussed.

As 2020 comes to an end, season one for Saleh Family Speaks wraps up and the new year is kicking it off with an epic interview with the one and only @YusufTruth. Yusuf is a popular muslim content creator who lives in the USA and has a following of over 700k across all platforms. He has gone viral on Tiktok with his Quran recitations and advice to young Muslims. He is of Filipino-Pakistani decent and has an incredible community of followers that relate to him through his story of how he memorized the Quran while still finding a way to maintain balance in life and faith. You do not want to miss this episode! 

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

Connect with Yusuf:

Tiktok: tiktok.com/@yusuftruth

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yusuftruth/?igshid=e0m4kfhlr1ni

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQi6jyUew7zNpmp2utv5dHg

Yusuf's Clothing Line: Sacredxclothing.com

As requested by a fellow listener, Will and Sana discuss their business journey with Lala Hijabs. They talk about their ups and downs, failures and successes, all while in the middle of a pandemic. And yes - the business was created amongst a nation wide lock down. If they can do it, you can too! They want to inspire you to chase your dreams and know that without you - none of their dreams could have become a reality.

Shop our hijab company: www.lalahijabs.com

Connect with us: msha.ke/salehfamily

In this episode, Sana and Will discuss why there are differences of opinion within their religion. Why do some people choose a niqab instead of a hijab? Why do people pray differently? Why do some people say music is completely impermissible while others say it is ok? This episode goes deep about the root of the issue people have with opinions and how everyone can do better as a society in understanding one another for common unity.

In today’s episode, Will and Sana virtually sit down once again with Imam Mazhar Mahmood and tackle one of the most contentious issues facing Muslims today. MUSIC. From this conversation (although many opinions exist) we learn that music is indeed not impermissible as so many claim. Citing sources from the Quran, the living tradition of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the companions, the great Imams, and scholars of the past up until today - you will come to know that there is indeed another side to the coin. With love and respect, we address this difference of opinion with the hopes of promoting unity amongst us. Sit back, buckle up and get ready to learn a whole lot of stuff! 

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

Be sure to follow Imam Mazhar on all of his social media platforms:

Social Media:

Website: http://imammazhar.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mazharmahmood89

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imammazharmahmood

Twitter: https://twitter.com/MazharMahmood89

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/imammazhar

Snapchat: mazharmahmood89 https://www.snapchat.com/add/mazharmahmood89

Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSgRoH3K/

Join Will and Sana in this episode in answering some of the most frequently asked questions on Tiktok. They talk about everything from makeup with hijab, to discussions about heaven and hell and even some talks about marrying cousins!

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In this episode, Will and Sana are joined by Imam Mazhar Mahmood (an accomplished Islamic scholar) who has taken the time to enlighten the listening audience about Islam’s stance on the LGBTQ movement. The discussion goes deep about who a hijabi girl should cover in front of, how Muslims are to treat people who are LGBTQ and MUCH more. This is one you will not want to miss.

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

Be sure to follow Imam Mazhar on all of his social media platforms:

Social Media:

Website: http://imammazhar.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mazharmahmood89

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imammazharmahmood

Twitter: https://twitter.com/MazharMahmood89

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/imammazhar

Snapchat: mazharmahmood89 https://www.snapchat.com/add/mazharmahmood89

Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSgRoH3K/

In today’s episode, Will and Sana discuss the toxicity of “cancel culture."  In a world navigated through social media, bullying has taken a whole new twist in life. They delve into the impact it has had on their lives as influencers as well as how they deal with the negative side effects associated with it.

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/

In today’s episode, Sana and Will jump into the ever prevalent issue of hijab. In the summer of 2020, one of their Tiktok videos went viral - with nearly 19 million views on the topic of hijab. They don’t pull any punches in this episode, delving fairly in-depth in the many opinions of how it should be worn, why it is worn, whether niqab is mandatory and all thing in between.

Connect with us: https://msha.ke/salehfamily/