Part 1: The 3 Types Of Women by Sayed Jawad Qazwini and Sister Berak Hussain (The Muslim Counsellor)

Part 1: The 3 Types Of Women
Sayed Jawad Qazwini along with special guest sister Berak Hussain, Registered Psychotherapist (The Muslim Counsellor) discuss dealing with troublesome times, depression and anxiety in light of the life of Lady Fatemah.⁣⁣
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[@lailaqadr2305]

Salaam Sayed, I really appreciate your hard work and efforts to raise the status of women in the society worldwide and raising awareness on ongoing sexism! You make a big difference in the community and educate people on a modern and humble way so thank you for that! I love hearing your perspective on these type issues knowing you speak from a place of knowledge, wisdom and experience. I think its highly requested for men to speak up on female matters cause men are able to make a bigger difference since this world is mostly male dominated so I think it is actually positive and refreshing to hear a male scholar address and clarify these issues which shows solidarity and empathy towards females. We need to remember that not all men are our enemy and that there are good men out there trying to change the status quo for the benefit of women themselves so people will see them in a different way and not just judge them based on their looks. I think Sayed Is even empowering women by speaking up against the injustice that takes place to women on a regular basis and I am very grateful for that! I think other women should too cause he is really trying and comes from a good place and good intentions. He is my go to scholar when I want to educate myself on female matters and equality and stuff to feel empowered and confident in myself as a woman knowing that whatever people think of women they don't define us, only Allah and He is the only one worthy of pleasing. Sayed has never made any sexist comments on women unlike many other muslim scholars so I don't think its fair to judge him sop harshly when he hasn't done anything wrong and even intercedes for women which doesn't happen a lot. I just want to say, I am very impressed by the quality of your videos and the way you use your platform to educate and dialogue with different types of individuals. I think that's very unique for a scholar and shows your modern take on these type of interactions! You are my favourite scholar by far and I also recommend others to watch your channel because I simply love the way you handle difficult topics and don't shy away from them. You take your duty as a scholar very seriously which I highly respect and admire! May Allah bless you with endless blessings and elevate your status in this life and the next ameen!

[@lailaqadr2305]

If the parents are educated, chances are higher that the children will follow their parents' footsteps. Which goes to show how big of an influence parents have on their kids and should take this very seriously. My dad has always encouraged me to educate myself and get a degree so I will be independent and successful and at peace, and won't have to rely on a man. Parents have the ability to pave the way for their children to a successful future and career.

[@Life.of.Random]

type1 and 3, for the Ummah, for the win.

[@MHShah17]

Definately: Type 1: neutral-good a good woman caring for her family Type: 2: fool lured by worldly traps Type 3: legend of a person fighting for what's right even beyond her own family

[@user-eq7tt9qs4x]

This is what I was taught. No higher education, but a father who made me speak out when something was amiss. These are my people my kind of people. Alhumdulillah

[@yaganasyed7627]

Al hujjah seminary is online and you can take courses taught by the Qazwini family.

[@ikballeberishahuduti8789]

Haw can I find a Iskamic Ahlul bayt University on line.

[@laurentabatabaei4354]

I definitely identify as the traditional woman in this season of life with three young kids at home, alhumdulillah. I want to praise those fashionista hijabis; without their inspiration I may not have chosen to wear hijab.

[@orlandobanto5781]

Yarhamum findunya Wal akirah

[@NN-fz4pd]

1. The traditional women (looked down upon and called purposeless by qazwini) 2. Deluded women obsessed with social media and appearance and fame and money 3. Women who have a god centric purpose in life to be a leader and make changes in society.

[@brothersinf8h]

Every one can help brothers in faith by googling and visiting "wf aid" $10 to feed a school child for a month, or $15 to spread the warmth by providing blankets.