Dealing With The Loss Of A Parent Ft. Laraib Rahim | S4EP95 | Happy Chirp

[@aytech0]

She has opened her heart completely here. I wasn't a fan of hers but now I absolutely love and respect her. It's a big loss, may Allah SWT give her and everyone who has lost a loved one patience ❤️

[@moon_istan3106]

How on earth someone won't like laraib 🥲

[@amnaayubcheema3812]

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[@iqrafurqan3928]

I can't stop crying, may her mother be in the hughest level of Jannah inshAllah

[@nidafaisal2000]

I cried alongside her. Everytime her voice broke, I wept too. Its so amazing how humans are able to function with all this pain within them. Its amazing how Allah takes the most precious thing from us but strengthens our hearts enough that we keep moving on. We keep living. ❤ More power to you Laraib!

[@youcantguessit]

Lost my mom 3 years ago. It was a sudden death. And due to our society pressure, being a man. I couldnt get the chance to share this burden or to just rectify it. I digested it but in this process I lost so much. I really needed this type of podcast. JazakAllah!

[@muffinmalik1156]

May Allah ease your pain. And give your mother the highest rank in jannah 💞

[@aafreenmalik8091]

May Allah ease your pain and my all prayers are for u inshaAllah you wil do good in life may Allah heal your soul aameen

[@dr.sairakachannel3104]

We lost our son. My husband didn't cry at all in front of others but I saw tears coming out of his eyes in loneliness

[@javeriasiddiqui9189]

May Allah make it easy for you. Sending prayers your way

[@K.2015]

damn i feel you :(

[@bakhtawaruzair7021]

The best thing about this podcast is that you let the guest speak, you’re such a good listener Humna!💗

[@kinzajawad2604]

Same chez men notice kee she z a very good listener n maza aa rha interview sunany ka

[@ayeshazia5857]

She’s such a well spoken person the way she controlled her emotions while talking about her most beautiful woman her mother her whole life. So tragic but so much to learn for the ones whose moms are still alive ❤

[@emanmukhtar2906]

It was a very emotional 1.5 hours for me. Even tho I haven’t lost anyone yet but being the youngest and watching your parents grow old and deal with illnesses is something I can relate to and just to think about losing them made me cry so hard. Can’t even believe how strong she is!

[@sarahkhalid7729]

exactly same ❤️

[@hirahira7501]

It was very emotional 😢😢 meri ami k 16 sal dialysis huy and i am also from Abbottabad i lost my mother in 2019 😢😢

[@bilalmustafa7334]

It has happened I guess to you that's why you are crying.

[@shumailaashiq9703]

This is so so emotional. I just paused the video, and prayed 2 Nafal for all parents and mine. May Allah paak give them a long life. Infinity times ameen.

[@oswald2728]

Tears in my eyes I can totally relate with every single feeling she felt on her mum's death 💔 I wish everyone's parents can live forever

[@hussainswonderland1274]

I lost my father 10 years back and i can feel the same pain …life can’t be the same without baba .. may allah pak ease your pain and give your mother highest rank in jannah❤

[@aimanrajput4527]

I hate to see mainstream bloggers on this podcast but this was worth watching. Keep inviting such guests who have stories to tell rather than famous people. Love this ❤️

[@AyeshaJamil986]

I lost my father when I was 8, in 1996. It took me 10 years to even accept that he’s gone and visit his grave. I knew that if I went there it would be real. Every year on the date he died, it all feels like it is happening again. I still cry the same way as I did 26 years ago. The loss is irreplaceable, it never goes, you just fit it in a box in your heart to go on with what’s left of your life without them.

[@nematulriyaz]

Truly!!

[@aarizmubarik3795]

Ho I am so sad for you😢😢😢😢

[@Drsanaatique]

Oh my god! I cried with these girls. I can't even imagine the pain of losing a parent 💔

[@hirafatima794]

Uff crying so hard 😭 realising the importance of mother. Sometimes we unintentionally hurt her 😭 missing my dad. Also lost him.

[@mommy8180]

I can understand your pain as i also lost both of them.

[@zahrazahid122]

This was the best podcast ever coz I just lost my baba recently and related to the grief so much. This felt so relatable. May Allah bring happiness in everyone’s life Ameen.

[@sabachattha3094]

same i lost my father to

[@wajeehatariqscuisine1906]

I lost my mother in 2021 I was 17 and no siblings but I deal with my grief alone because my father is very sensitive about me he can't see me crying and I am introvert plus no such best friend I can share with but it's okay you cry for sometime everyday but time passes but now being in 2nd year there is just a lot of study pressure and sometimes it becomes difficult to even study she was my great friend and now I have only my father I just hope I get good marks in fsc and mdcat next year and become doctor so I can make them proud pray for me please 😌

[@nimrabatool8543]

Allah talah apki dua qbool frmaey ameeen

[@anach9044]

Allah asani ata frmayan Ameen Suma Ameen

[@azadarhussain6741]

Don't worry sis. I am your sister. ❤️😇

[@eman._]

same but last month i lost my mother and I'm 16 and half elder sister of 2 brothers and 1 sister

[@mahnoormurtaza7000]

🥺Allah apko kamiyab kry😭♥️

[@shafaatkhan7940]

People don't realize the happy face they see in the videos and photos has so much pain and resilience behind it. It's not easy to start again and move on in life after the loss of your loved one but that's life and no matter how much we cry, how much we scream we can't bring them back. I pray that may Allah give you sabar and heal your heart because that's where our loved ones resides forever. Ameen!

[@zainabfarooq202]

Such a treat to listen to her ❤️ Raised by such great parents. Known her since long and glad to see her to grow up in such a fine person. Life goes on...💔 May Allah give highest rank to Aunti. Best of luck for future endeavours Laraib! 🥰 PS be kind to everyone you meet.. you never know what they are going through!!

[@sareen6172]

I cried during the entire episode, making this one of the best podcasts I've ever listened to.Many people can connect to this, therefore I'm glad you brought it up.

[@ShahwarAKhan]

I was sobbing because I've recently gone through such a loss. My heart was torn into pieces by ever word. Every word

[@AhmedRaza-ej4dp]

Lost my father when I was 3 years old. Such a needed podcast and as a boy I can't share those feelings with anyone. InshAllah she will achieve more success in life. JazakAllah

[@maimoonakhan9381]

I know laraib since 2018 and this person is so strong, (Maa Shaa Allah) may Allah give her all the happiness, a virtual hug for you laraib

[@saadiaziakhawaja]

love how honest, authentic and brave Laraib has been❤ you may not feel strong at all times, but your feelings are real and it is totally understandable, forget about people who judge you for being strong or putting up a smile

[@pkyoyoyoXP]

I haven’t gone through a loss like that, but this video made me feel through it. I was imagining myself in laraibs place throughout her story and I cried so much. It was so hard to control my emotions. May Allah grant your mother highest rank in Jannat. And give you all sabar.

[@nematulriyaz]

One doesn’t understand or know what is Grief until it actually hits. Losing a loved one is an irreparable loss. I feel the first step of Grief is denial (denying the fact that the person who was just here is no more, we are no longer going to see & hear her/him) Basically losing a loved one is an emotional turmoil. You never quite get over it.. you just learn to slowly go on without them, BUT always keeping them tucked safely within your Heart 😭😭 if by any chance you come across her/his photo or someone discusses about her/him, the wound becomes fresh again .. i don’t know if time really heals. You get the pain in throat, your eyes get watery no matter how hard you stop them, the wound of losing a loved one never heals 💔

[@mamasfoodiekids]

I feel same since i lost my mom and everyone around me makes fun of me and treating me like I am reacting very weird and it’s not acceptable everyone left me alone in my greif I am suffering I am lonely

[@14-598]

I was literally crying while watching this podcast because I’ve been through this. I lost my father last year who had cancer and we got to know this when it was on last stage. We did everything possible we could do but it was Allah’s plan and everybody has to go back. I wish you both immense happiness and peace in your life. More power to both of you xx

[@soubiakhalid2738]

I lost my youngest brother last year he was only 26 healthy and happy and most handsome guy suddenly diagnosed with Lukemia and passed away today 3rd nov its 1 year we lost him in new york i can totally relate and understand the feelings of others i cant forget my brother for a.moment its soo painful but its Allah's plan and he is the best of planner..May Allah give sabr to everyone and grant them Jannah❤

[@maham671]

Same occur to me .I lost my father in December 2022 due to stomach cancer.we know about it when he was on last stage .he passed away suddenly. I miss my dad so much 😭😭😭😭 .

[@fairyangel5353]

I cried all the time watching the episode. Lost my father with similar disease four months ago. It's something unbearable. Especially when people taunt you for not crying enough or crying too much like this is insane how people don't let you express your emotions the stop you when you cry and they dilebrately make you cry when you wanna cheerup yourself.

[@amnahussain5921]

Had to go through this and still going Through it.

[@fairyangel5353]

@@amnahussain5921 may Allah give us patience

[@sammanmanochehr5782]

Cried throughout the podcast! I was one of Laraib's brides and I loved meeting her in person even before she grew so much in her blog, but after this podcast I am an even bigger fan! Hope and pray Allah mian gives her and her family sabar and her mother the highest rank in Jannat!

[@mahaejaz4189]

Such a big loss, May Allah grant her mother the highest rank in Jannah💞

[@saniasaud2680]

Ameen🥺

[@foodwitheimaan8193]

She is such a pure soul I just love her her personality and her honest reviews 💗

[@Sneakpeak0]

I have also studied psychology from pakistan and then i came to Eu and did my masters in psychology. I would highly recommend everyone to study psyhology once in lifetime

[@hooriaali1272]

She is really a queen, queen of hearts. I’ve never seen any podcast before but its so lovely to see her here & whatever she is saying or telling is not fake or dialogue based. She is talented and a good person by nature. Lots of love to her♥️

[@tahasmama478]

Uffff I've cried my eyes out. Lost my father 8 years ago and I'm still not out of that pain and trauma.

[@seebapresley8660]

Can’t stop my tears….lost my mother exactly a year ago…the heaviness in my heart keeps growing with her every word…

[@farwarizvi7864]

This was the first time I listened to your podcast and I am so happy that you let your guest speak. You are a great listener! Also this was so raw. Dealing with the trauma associated with losing a family member... Looking forward to more such meaningful relatable conversations and will also listen to the podcasts already uploaded 🤍🤍

[@mfat3690]

When my mom died 6 years ago I was not crying much and relatives (phopho) used to say that she is not sad enough. But I know that I lost my strength at that day. I miss her a lot.😥

[@sehrishahsan5321]

I cried so much while watching this.such a genuine conversation.I lost my grandparent recently who was so close to us and I was with him 10 days before his death but then I got married and then 10 days after being married and being in a different country I lost him.I still feel this loss and somehow can't believe that this has happened because may be I couldn't see him at that day.May Allah grant your mother and all those that are with Him Jannat ul Firdaus and grant us sabar e jameel.Ameen Indeed we belong to Him and to Him we shall return.

[@natashaahmd4689]

Lost my ami 3 months ago. She passed away 20 days after my mamu died. They both were in Pakistan, i was not with them, with my family. I felt exactly how Humna said when u grief alone it tears ur heart. This podcast was something i needed i think. I wanted to hear this. Jese mere dard ko zuban mil gyi ho😪

[@samiyasohail6844]

I want to hug these both precious girls. How much these smiley cute faces had went through in real life.

[@maheenisrar7734]

after all this conversation, it really relates to almost every other person, it relates to me as well because I lost my father. He was not in the hospital, no treatments but just sudden death. KNOW ONE THING for sure, you are gonna meet them soon after this life InshaaAllah. Just focus on doing good deeds and that day will surely come when we all be living together forever. ❤

[@muneezekhalid4640]

I lost my mother when I was 19, it was extremely cathartic to cry with Laraib. Could relate to so much she said. Thank you for doing this Humna and thank you for sharing your story Laraib. We underestimate how important it is to allow ourselves to grieve after we lose someone so integral to our being.

[@areebakhan7875]

My mother passed away like yours too. She had a clot under her left knee. And it went to heart eventually. She half died in my lap. I can't take those moments out of my mind. She died in 2014. I can feel u completely laraib. 💗

[@XO_noorejannat]

Literally in tears because I ve been thru the same loss. Mother’s death is a loss of lifetime. You can never heal from this trauma. Miss her every single day.

[@iamsyeda4880]

That's so true! I lost my mumma in april and since then there is not a single day when i didn't cry missing her! Life is absolutely not the same, the happiest, painless, the perfect that it used to be and is never going to be like this ever without her!😢💔💔

[@sarahkhalid7729]

didn't cry this much in a while .. may noone goes through the loss of a parent ameen. you're so strong laraib ❤️ loved listening to you

[@noreenbi9079]

Well unfortunately our parents are going 2 go. It's the way of life. But sometimes we mite go b4 our parents. And that would be sad 4 them. Because parents don't want 2 outlive there children

[@nk6198]

My condolences to both of you ladies. Losing a family member is never easy. I lost my dad 5 years ago and immediately after my family shunned me. I grieved the loss of my dad and all of them. I pray to Allah to make it easy for everyone and that we are reunited with those list in Jannat ul Firdous. Ameen Ps- this was a great message to those who are hurting. Great work to both of you!

[@meenorpio]

I watched it in parts and still haven't completed it because it takes me back to the day I lost my father. I also lost him on the first day or eid last year. I bawled my eyes out listening to her was like revisiting that day which I Don't do because I cannot face that. Still haven't completed the podcast but laraib yoh are so strong and I love you for you and not for being a content creator now.

[@samarahsan813]

This is something very close to the heart, I lost my father in 2021 on 2nd day of eid ul fitr, as a caregiver its beyond words to describe 😢, appreciate this podcast alot.🥺💓

[@ayesharehman3497]

I lost my father 2 years back n totally understand the trauma. 😢 ek din ki baat nai, ye ab pori life k sth hai

[@ammaraambreen7705]

“Your world can end but your life can’t” ugh felt this so muchhhhhh.

[@drnoorulain4215]

Such an emotional podcast but I've been hooked till end....Laraib may ALLAH reunite you with your mother in the highest rank of jannah and may you run into her arms with big smile on that day....may ALLAH give you patience to process this loss...Hamna you're such a kind host loved this podcast 😊❤️

[@BulbulCookingnBaking]

I lost my father last year and it was such a sudden and unexpected death that I still can't believe that he has gone so far 😭 being a youngest one I used to take care of his everything... I miss him a lot 😭 and yes it's the worst disadvantage of being younger that you will be the first in your family to lose your parent early 😢😢😢

[@maham671]

Same occur to me 😭😭😭😭

[@ujalatoheed]

Such a beautiful and emotional podcast it was.... I cried with every single word she uttered about her mother. More power to both of you girls.

[@medfreak]

eye opener and heartbreaking 💔 i pray everyone who is going through this loss to be blessed with peace of heart and all the blessings

[@aminakhalid54]

I appreciate the host so much for listening to Laraib so patiently. Lots of love to Laraib!

[@shafaqnoor96]

Even i haven't gone through this pain alhamdulilah. But these emotions made me cry.. Allah kabhi kisi ko maa baap ka dukh na Day. This podcast is so wholesome. Love for Laraib and prayers for her mother❤🧡💛

[@ihiratanveer]

A much needed podcast, more power to Laraib

[@sadafbashir302]

I was 11 when I lost my Abu And I was 12 when I lost my ami and eldest brother . Life is so difficult without parents. Plz value your parents those who have

[@mommy8180]

May Allah make your life easy.

[@emaansaqib5634]

🫂

[@sadiasalman5126]

Best and genuine podcast not skipped even a sec while watching it.May Allah grant laraib's mother with jannat ul firdous aur ap Saari family ko Allah sabar day Ameen

[@ers2347]

This was just such a honest and beautiful podcast. Thank you for this. Sometimes we need to hear the other side of influencers so that everyone realises, they are humans too and EVERYONE has good and bad times

[@mahnoorabro2759]

9 days ago my dad passed away. I have no word to express my emotions. Do pray for my family may Allah gave us Sabr.

[@sairabashir4707]

ameeen mahnoor, stay strong.

[@komalamin4064]

my father also passed away on 28th october ..15days ago ...may Allah give sabar every1 who is going through this time ...Ameen

[@mahnoorabro2759]

@@sairabashir4707 🌹

[@mahnoorabro2759]

@@komalamin4064 May Allah SWT also give sabr to you and your family. 🌹

[@komalamin4064]

@@mahnoorabro2759 Ameen Sum Ameen

[@gulzarali3152]

can't stop crying... it's been 5 years since my mother passed away.... the same kind of situation... I went back to that time after listening to what Laraib said.... mama k bagher imagin nai ki thi life.... bs guzar rhi hy... but i am not happy since mama gone :(

[@shaheerahtahir6017]

Both ladies are so much humble and polite, the way they both speak about their big loss, i think it needs really a big courage..🥺 lots of love ❤️❤️❤️

[@hamnakhan3916]

The best podcast ever…. So heart touching… Just lost my baba few months a go… So so related i m to the grief 😞… May Allah bless everyone and give strength to handle such losses 💔 Ameen Sum Ameen

[@soubiakhalid2738]

I can totally relate with her when i lost my brother last november 2021 he was only 26years our life has changed everything seems just happenned yesterday and our life will never be the same again ..i cant forget that moment as Laraib said exactly i aslo feel numb my hamds gets.cold when i think abt that moment

[@fatimagul6073]

My tears Couldn't Stop from the minute Laraib Started talking about her loss till the end i was crying, i Just pray all the people going through This have Sabar and May Allah help them Accept and grow

[@nageenkhalid]

Laraib was one year senior to me in APSACS hamayun. She was amazing then, she is amazing now! Seeing her talk about her mother so openly, made me cry. Allah sab ko is dukh se guzarnay ka hosla day!! 😔 Ameen

[@mariyamrasool6079]

I did my college from humayun road Had an amazing time their

[@nageenkhalid]

@@mariyamrasool6079 the time I spent there was ruthless and pathetic sorry. Don’t wanna recall that.

[@aena5995]

@@nageenkhalid what happened

[@iragemalik7883]

Thank you for this podcast, it's made me realise so so much! I hope everyone grieving with loss recovers soon or just feels better. Lots of love! 🤍

[@shayzelali5635]

I haven’t faced any loss like this (May I never get to face it). But seeing you two talk about it made me cry throughout the podcast. Cant even begin to imagine going through something like this. Both of you are very strong women! More power to you girls. Loved seeing this side of laraib, I always liked her content but now I like her as a person too. Would love to see her again on your podcast ❤

[@TheGramFamily]

I heard this with my mother while we were travelling. There are so many things we could relate to, specially the way people judge you for not showing enough emotion or sometimes being too emotional. More power to Laraib.

[@sairakhan1559]

I cried throughout and i pray people have the sense to speak rightly and be nice and kind toward others. People must not be judgemental. Love laraib sharing her life and other things going on.. wish u all the luck lariab and hamna..

[@fizzamoulai2735]

I can relate to every word of you both coz I lost both my parents from cancer in a very young age like I was 7 when mama left us and I lost baba when I was 17 ( 10 months ago ) .

[@faizakhanart8491]

So sorry you had to go through that at such a young age.

[@eshashahid9193]

Really sorry hearing this ! May Allah give you sabar

[@Miimkx]

Sending so much love and strength to Laraib and you. Such strong women are an inspiration for us all. Thank you for speaking about it💗

[@shereenzahra9139]

I was literally crying watching this video. May Allah grant her Mother highest Rank in Jannah Ameen…

[@aishamuhammad9909]

Oh, i just cry on this episode 100 times, losing a parent and missing all those memory, life is completely changed 😢

[@laibajaved7467]

Cried my heart out listening to this,I just can’t with the gush of feelings that ran inside me😭

[@fizzahali1026]

When humna said to laraib that you're so brave to share all that trauma, she was right. I've lost my mother 17 years ago and I still can't talk about it to anyone not even my husband and best friend. I felt each and every word of this podcast. The expectations, the coldness of the relatives.. may Allah bless u with the best of everything.

[@Makeupobsession_]

First interview in my life I didn't skip even a second of this. Best and so genuine

[@zoyarao5542]

I can totally understand this feeling and emotion because i have lost my father three months ago. People who have gone through this loss can only understand the severity of the intense situation. People around you don’t understand your pain and situation until they’ll face it . They won’t ever understand your pain, your pain is only your Pain. In the end you need to seek patience from the remembrance of Allah only.

[@inbasatiqbal9250]

this was so pure. So true and so genuine. Allah maghfirat farmaye laraib ki ammi ki aur apke abu ki. Aur un sbki jo eman laye ameen

[@IqraKhadim]

I can feel your pain, I lost my parents when i was just 11 and i can totally relate to every single thing you guys talked about 😭 may Allah Paak bless you with immense sabar ameen sum ameen♥️

[@ayeshahassanxo]

Laraib is such a beautiful and kind person. Thank you for inviting her! may Allah heal your pain, and lots of love to both of you!❤

[@laraibtanveer3074]

How can people be so hurtful or hateful. Me & my sis (both got married recently) had individually followed laraib rahims shadi event via her insta from our homes & one day randomly discussed that how in the world she managed to get it together for her marriage event without her mother there was beyond us. We couldnt even imagine it because just imagining that was so painful. It takes a lot to live on from such a loss. May Allah make us all more empthatic and less judgmental.

[@hinagull8000]

I can't stop crying while hearing her story may her mother be in the highest level of jannah Ameen Ameen InshaAllah❤️

[@azadarhussain6741]

Even tho I have never gone through parents lose but still feeling pain 💔 omg . Ya Allah plz grant her more sabar 🥺❤️❤️😇😇.

[@ifrahdurrani8345]

I cried throughout the podcast and you said it right, no one can ever recover from a loss of parent. And how you need them in every phase of ur life.

[@mavaraasghar1104]

I can't stop crying while hearing her story may her mother be in the highest level of jannag ameen ameen InshaAllah and be strong laraib 💕💕💕

[@hirasherjeel8381]

Your world ends but life doesn't stop...soo so relatable!!!

[@sairak5089]

Thank U so much for inviting her and i totally relate with her... i lost my dad in 2021 but whenever we think about that moment, it still takes us in that phase of life..! We children can never heal with the loss of our parents.

[@javeriabutt]

humna this is such wholesome emotional roller coaster i can't even ....you are two brave girls May Allah tallah makes it easier for you Ameen.

[@amna24]

Inna Lillah Hi Wa Inna Ilaihi Rajiooun. 😭😭😭 I didn’t know Laraib lost her mother recently. It was so emotional. 😭💔 May Allah SWT bless her and Humna both.

[@NinjaGirlx]

I loved hearing about her story.Thank you so much for being so open and talk about it. I felt the same when my mum passed away to in 2020 I couldn’t see her like that. @27:45

[@marooshatabassum2047]

I must appreciate the hardwork hamna has put in the breakdown of this video🙌

[@muneebaasif7288]

This is my first podcast to watch and definitely an emotional one. Really want to commend you for being a great listener as well as laraib for being so transparent about something extremely personal. I haven't gone through a loss this big Alhumdulillah but, I cried through it all because of how connected I felt to you two. More power to you!

[@sarariaz9323]

Most emotional podcast I’ve ever listened to! May Allah grant laraib’s mom highest place in jannah, ameen

[@komalmalik7321]

Larain rahim you are gem. Literally i cried alot while watching you talking about your loss. MAY Allah gives sabar to you and your family. Such a heart touching conversation between you too. Let people talk whatever the say. Just be genuine you are doing soo soo so well. I love your transition videos. You are like an international star for us 💗💗 May ALLAH gives you more success 💗

[@humnaikhlaq6704]

I usually don't listen podcast ,This is my first podcast that i watch just because of Laraib Rahim

[@mommnajamil9744]

The moment 1:12 - its always the little things that you're left with, they breaks you over and over again untill you're numb. A loss teaches you to be more humble and brave

[@TheBarain]

My heart goes out to these women. Although my parents are not going through any serious illnesses and may Allah SWT keep it that way; it is indeed tough to see your parents grow old and go through old age’s trials and tribulations 😢

[@ohhfoodie]

Very emotional podcast 😭 parents aur aulad ka jana is very traumatising.

[@cookiesandcream3953]

I cried watching this podcast and then as soon as it ended I went to m parents and hugged and kissed them both. May Allah give our parents a long healthy life filled with happiness.. and give Jannah to those parents who passed away and their loved ones sabr Ameen