What it means to be a Woman | Dr. Haifaa Younis (Full Podcast)

The degree, the job, the marriage and the kids; can we have it all? In our latest podcast, we sit down with Dr Shaykha Haifaa Younis, a world-renowned international speaker, certified gynaecologist and the founder of Jannah Institute to unpack the question - can women have it all?
00:00 - Intro
02:32 - How does Dr Shaykha Haifaa do it all?
09:52 - Allah created us to worship him
11:47 - Fitna of Fame
12:43 - Revisit Your Niyyah Intention
16:17 - What is Jannah Institute?
22:15 - Person who makes Akhirah their main concern
25:07 - How can women in the workplace stay modest?
32:12 - What to look for in a spouse?
40:05 - When should women get married?
47:03 - Study the Quran
49:29 - Islamic Parenting in this age
55:50 - How to prioritise Allah in our life?
58:59 - Can Women have it all?
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[@ayar3458]

"Modesty doesn't mean I'm weak, and strong doesn't mean I'm not modest" 🙌

[@noormadrassa3774]

Modesty means you follow the commands of Allah - Seek knowledge of your Deen and Dunya, be patient and resolute and certainley canceal your adornment except what is naturally apearrant, as for the weak is you becoming an object in the hands of the evil mankind, and the slave of your desires.

[@user-bq2ee8py9e]

فتح الله عليكي​@@noormadrassa3774

[@zubaidakhan3122]

I’m crying because narcissistic and abusive teachings have kept so many people from feeling the love and guidance of Allah SWT. I wish for everyone to heal and fine God right inside of us 💜

[@noormadrassa3774]

You have only yourself to blame sis - Allah sent us the lessons and the wisdoms and the cures of everything, its all in His book - Elquraan - keep reading it and keep reflecting and pondering on it.

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

Goodness! That was sweet and encouraging of you! Did your mother never teach you that if you cannot find anything nice to say then it's better to say nothing at all?

[@asmanur5277]

@@noormadrassa3774 what is wrong with you????

[@user1-user-0421]

Alhumdulillah, there was a time set for you to learn this piece of knowledge. There’s no blame for you what you didn’t know.

[@HajirIbrahim-wf6rx]

May Allah Swt Guide Humanity and Protect Us All Ameen ya Rabb. And Also Guide The Muslim Ummah and Guide Everyone on This Earth Ameen ya Rabb.

[@sheryfida8810]

After listening to this sharing, Alhamdulillah, it changes my mindset. Now, whenever i start to complain while doing chores, i could hear me asking myself "what are you doing, oh servant of Allah?" my reply "i am performing an ibadah by cleaning my house" "Ya Allah, plse accept it"

[@victetphoku1234]

Do it for ya Allah!

[@shehnaazseedat8599]

Aameen......for the pleasure of Allah

[@allyk5513]

We have been praying 🙏 in the wrong direction all this time !!?

[@allyk5513]

Modern archaeology has revealed this fact please look this information up and get back with me please 🙏!!!!?!?!?!

[@allyk5513]

We don’t have to get defensive if true we just need to adapt if true!

[@irneaa]

this woman has so much knowledge, tbh I'm impressed by her wisdom. Allahumma Barik.

[@anastasiya256]

💯 every word was gold

[@irneaa]

indeed it is@@anastasiya256

[@mdsainulafsar858]

Islam is a religion of peace sis

[@naheedbanoshaikh1989]

The best way to know about a author is to read their book So if you want to know about Allah, and build your relationship with Allah, read Quran, understand it

[@ayan_..]

SubhanAllah amazingly said

[@oyewoledamilola3843]

That one of my favourite quotes she said in this podcast😊

[@MuhammadIsmail-uq6nc]

I fully agree that "The best way to know about a author is to read their book". In addition to which, I would recommend that you also read both Sahih hadith collections (al-Bukhari and Muslim), which are the most authenticated biographies of Muhammad, and the interpretations of a globally renowned exegete such as Ibn Kathir. However, the most important piece of advice I can impart is that you read them, objectively, for yourself and do not be influenced by Muslim apologists or Dawah practitioners who are simply attempting to proselytize you to convert to Islam. They will often impart an interpretation of Islamic doctrine which is absolutely implausible when compared to the original Quranic text or to the words and deeds of Muhammad. Remember, in Surah 15:1 of the Quran, Allah states that:......."These are the verses of the Book and (of) a Quran that makes (things) CLEAR"..... The definition of the word "CLEAR" is:...."easy to perceive, understand or interpret. Unambiguous".... Consequently, if anyone tells you that the text of the Quran doesn't really mean what it says and that they need to interpret it for you, they are clearly implying that Allah was incapable of achieving his objective of making the Quran "CLEAR" (easy to perceive, understand or interpret. Unambiguous) and that they are better qualified to do so. By definition, such a claim is not only profoundly blasphemous, it questions the very omnipotence of God. Furthermore, you should also bear in mind that every Muslim believes that the Quran is the direct, literal, unquestionable, unalterable and eternal word of Allah and that Muhammad is the most perfect ever human being and role model and whose example is good for ALL TIMES AND IN ALL PLACES. The greatest fear of Muslim apologists and Dawah practitioners is not that you will misinterpret or misunderstand the Quran or the.actions and words of Muhammad, but that you will fully understand them and that, if you are a non-Muslim you will not convert to Islam, or if, as was the case with myself, you are a Muslim, you will, most likely, renounce the Islamic faith. And one final word of caution:.....if you do allow yourself to be indoctrinated by disingenuous Muslim apologists or Dawah practitioners, you should be aware that, should you later decide to renounce that faith, the prescribed Islamic punishment is death.

[@seek-to-Allah]

amazing said dear❤

[@CarleeLayneFitness]

I am still very new to Islam. I am a mother and full time worker and it all does feel very overwhelming sometimes. Only 8 minutes in and I am in tears, this is so beautifully said. Thank you for speaking on this. You are all doing amazing things

[@user1-user-0421]

The good thing is that under the guidance of Islam we have less chances of ending up becoming depressed or selfish.

[@rompecabeza1509]

May Allah rewards you (as well as all the mothers who raise their kids with love and dedication) with Jannah. Ameen 🤲🏼

[@razann8875]

Welcome to Islam sister ❤ I hope Allah will make this transitional period very easy on you ❤❤❤ If you are in Northen Califoria, I'll be more than happy to do some chores of you wallahi ❤❤❤❤ If you are far, please, don't shy away from going to your local mosque and ask for help... wallahi sister plenty of moms will be ready to pitch in ❤❤❤❤

[@homodeus8713]

Every woman, regardless of religion or belief, needs to hear this. Wisdom of the elders right here. This was beautiful and thank you - with love from Africa.

[@TrinityNorton-oz6ye]

Definitely !!!

[@i.am.ronin.]

👏🏽

[@s.n.h8]

I cried the part she said ask Allah "Are you happy with me" اللهم استعملنا ولا تستبدلنا يارب

[@ComplicatedCreation]

Me too 😢💗

[@asrabanu9435]

It makes sense when she said "Every Honor is responsibility, Every Responsibility is an Honor"

[@HajirIbrahim-wf6rx]

Mashallah Sister Your Quote is magnificent Allahu Akbar May Allah Swt Bless you and Protect you Both in This Dunya ( World ) And the Next life the Hereafter Ameen.❤ and Also Don't Forget to Trust in Allah [ Swt ] his Plans and to be humble because Only Allah [ Swt ] Truly knows and Indeed he is the knower.❤

[@Amayelle15]

I'm an atheist, have always been but I've been interested in Islam for awhile now. The first country I've visited was Tunisia, I also lived in Senegal in a Muslim family for 6 months. I ordered The Clear Quran a few days ago and am watching this video today. As a 31 year old woman from Italian/catholic background in a very atheist society (the province of Québec, Canada) with a bachelor's degree in Earth sciences, it's challenging to reconcile my spiritual quest with my background, beliefs and values. I believe in science, I believe in women's rights, I believe in LGBTQ+ rights. I stand for social and environmental justice but also take interest in Islam. Is it possible to reconcile all this ?

[@sevinchibrohimova3789]

Sister I suddenly came across with your comment and want to say as a friend that learn more about Islam. After that, you will come to understand Islam is not just a religion, it is not just include some instructions or smth like that. You will certainly realise that Islam is the only Truth (with the evidences of science and spirit). Let's go into your comment in detail=> of course, you can reconcile your beliefs towards women rights and science in Islam!) Because women are valued, cherished, appreciated by us in order to please the Creator bcs it is what He wants) We consider Paradise is literally under the feet of our mothers... Similarly, Science was born with the will of God. Allah wants us to be a seeker of knowledge. But when it comes to LGBT, I firmly believe that you have been impacted by the current society (it is what the society wants you to be........you know what I mean) I am a Muslim woman and I am treating and advising you like a friend, learn, search for yourself...seek the truth for eternity I hope you will not be blinded by social propaganda like other were done... Best wishes my sis ♡ )

[@Amayelle15]

​@@sevinchibrohimova3789 thank you for taking the time to answer, I will keep seeking information !

[@sevinchibrohimova3789]

@@Amayelle15 You are more than welcome )

[@HawaYusuff]

Islam is not against science. It’s actually for it. So you can keep your love for science and believe in Islam. There’s a verse which insinuates the Big Bang in the Quran (: As for LGBTQ rights, we believe it’s a sin for straight people, whether married or unmarried or gay people, to show public affection. Gay people cannot marry, so they cannot act on their desires. God tests us all in different ways. There are many LGBTQ Muslims who give that up for God, knowing that it’s for the best and that in life, we are always going to be tested with all sorts of sins. Islam means submission to God entirely. That means there will be many things we must let go of to do that. That's how we prove to God we are sincere. We all sin, and sins don't take us out of Islam. We try our best to do good, and if we fall into sin then we repent. In Islam, we are told to stand up for what is right. If we see oppression, we must speak against it. Taking care of the environment is also encouraged. As long as it doesn't go against God's law. Such as speaking for LGBTQ is against what Allah said. Regardless, in Islam, we are kind to all, but we stay firm in our beliefs. I hope you find your way back to Allah 💕

[@AmeerahRahim]

May Allah swt guide you forgive u and grant you Jannat ul firdous allahumma ameen

[@WASABINIQABII]

This woman every time she makes me cry when she speaks. Wow Allah has blessed this woman. Bismillah Alay MashaAllah.

[@maria45afrah8]

Really appreciate women scholars that educate women, and the sisters who asked the questions that we all (as muslim women) have! May allah perserve them and reward them all with immens rewards!

[@SoldierofGod121]

So you don't appreciate the men scholars?

[@aisha384]

@@SoldierofGod121 I don't see where she said or implied that...

[@SoldierofGod121]

@@aisha384 When you specify and say "women scholars" you are implying that. I don't see brothers praising scholars by calling them "men scholars"?

[@aisha384]

@@SoldierofGod121you don’t see brothers doing that because most scholars ARE men, there’s no need to point out the obvious majority. And praising one group doesn’t mean bashing the other?? if i was to say ‘i like pancakes, they’re my favourite food’ does that translate over to i hate waffles or french toast?? no. I suggest you stop assuming negatively of someone who obviously had good intentions, and may Allah guide us all.

[@nyc_nurse]

Ameen ya Rabb sister🤲🏼

[@janaenae1338]

I love Muslim people sooo deeply it always makes me cry❤😢❤🎉

[@precioususuf2041]

We love you dearly sweet Sister ❤❤

[@user-wq7si6fq6c]

Thanks Dr. Haifaa for checking on me after having my abdominal surgery at Dubai Hospital on 27th/ Sept/ 2023 you’re so caring May Allah bless you ❤

[@azhanrash7966]

Salam to you if you dont mind can u guide me I wanna meet dr. Haifaa mam where should I go in personal please

[@hedaya-br6dd]

4:30 quote 10:46 imam ibn Taymia 12:37 revisit neya ***13:54 Ya Allah only for you....before any good action 14:43 ego 20:00 hadith about hedaya 26:20 soft speaking...opposite gender 53:33 dua for being strong 55:36 every responsibility is honour 1:00:37 dua may Allah use us don't replace us

[@a33620]

Jazak Allahu Khairan

[@LifeIsATest4TheHereafter]

Thanks for including only sisters in this podcast, unlike the other podcasts where there'd be non-mahram men & women intermixing together with no lowering of gazes whatsoever

[@NazmusLabs]

How many KZbin videos do you watch daily of non Muslims without any hijab and you have no issue, but when it comes to Muslims, you are quick to criticize. Secondly, how many women do you look at on KZbin and in real life. If you focus 20% of the energy in taking YOURSELF to account that you go around criticizing others, it would be better for you.

[@Sharia_chauvinist]

Women working in corporate sector ☕☕☕☕☕☕☕

[@stepstojannah8173]

​@NazmusLabs What who cares about non muslim shows , this sister is talking about our shariah rollings nothing to do with being judgmental 🤷‍♀️

[@NazmusLabs]

@@stepstojannah8173 Your job isn’t to enforce sharia. Unless you are a scholar, you are not supposed to go around policing people. You may advise your close relatives and your closest friends, and that’s it.

[@stepstojannah8173]

@NazmusLabs Yes and your fellow Muslims As I already do friends and family Why do you want see free mixing on social media causing fitan and confusing the lay muslims thinking it's ok and normalising it ?

[@maria45afrah8]

Pleaseee do more of these with Sheika Dr. Haifaa Younis! We want the geneorosity, as the Sheika said, we are thirsty for knowledge, so one podcast is not enough (hehe)! More about seeking islamic knowlede, Quran and parenting! Jazakallah Khair!

[@strivingslave5962]

42:45 Don’t delay it, don’t rush it, make duaa. ٱللَّٰه will send it to you at right time.

[@Sonsecdem]

No, l don't believe it already. because l made dua thousands time but didn't . Or other door was not opened to me ..

[@rahima2558]

@@Sonsecdem Allah will open doors for you inshallah when it is lest harmful for you. Allah is the all-seeing and all-hearing, may He give you sabar in your heart and dont make duaa as if your testing Allah. He sees things you do not know of so please do not give up on yourself, Inshallah Allah will send your success at the right time, Ameen.

[@strivingslave5962]

6:15 - We don’t need to feel less when we are serving ٱللَّٰه in a different way. Servant of ٱللَّٰه in house.

[@ComplicatedCreation]

What a powerful podcast. So many reminders. It made me tear up several times. 😢💗 And then at the end when she said ask Allah "Are you happy with me?" I was eagerly waiting for her answer when they asked "So can women have it all?" She completely deflected it back to the "all" of the Aakhirah. That is wisdom. And that is our purpose. To not burden ourselves to do it all here for the dunya, but ultimately do all we can for Allah's sake. May Allah SWT reward her abundantly for her naseeha, make it heavy on her scales yaa rabb and be pleased with her. Ameen

[@shas3413]

These are the kind of contents I'd like to see and watch, especially from muslim sisters. The influence they make. This is how to use the platform responsibly to bring people back to Islam, and to influence, educate, encourage people right way. Alhamdulillah for your good work. ❤❤❤ I hope more people can watch ur channel. It is badly needed in this world we live in today. Its so refreshing to see, sisters focused in the Akhira instead of focusing in seeking success this dunya. ❤ Thank you.

[@qoohooq]

নারী অধিকার প্রতিষ্ঠা করা হয়েছে ইসলামের ইতিহাস সংস্কৃতি দেয়ার জন্য

[@AK-eu8lj]

My beloved husband passed away 20/09/23, unexpected. This was my second marriage. I am into pieces and struggling without him. We both had our struggles before we met but after we met we were the best team. He lookafter my girls from the first marriage and I. I am struggling to survive. I want to be with him but I have my girls on the other side , they need me. Ya Allah, pls help me/ us. I need to learn more about Islam to understand this. Ya Allah!!

[@cristinaelix2694]

Inshallah sister everything will be okay, belive in Allah he does not burden anyone beyond what he/she can bear. I'm still learning English 🖤

[@user-bv4sx8ur9u]

My dear sister, may Allah keep you strong in faith. I know what you are going is very hard, but our Lord will make a way out of these tough times. May Allah be with you where ever you are my sister. Know that your husband will always have a special place in your heart, hold on tight to the memories you both share. And may Allah grant peace to your family, you have to be here for your girls. InshaAllah you'll be united with your husband in Jannah!

[@user1-user-0421]

Alhumdulillah, you have had the chance to have a good marriage & a caring husband. May you both reunite in Jannah.

[@Abrahim-my1fj]

We should be like Asiya. The wife of the pharaoh, the wealthiest and most powerful man of Egypt at that time. She had wealth and status yet she chose Allah. Allah honoured her by telling us her story and her dua in the Quran. ❤❤❤

[@haszanaauliar8008]

It's easy to say but very difficult to be like Asiya who was oppressed night and day by Firaun..

[@jahangirchoudhury1637]

MashaAllah ….Alhamdulliah….what a beautiful deliberation. I am over 70 years old…married to a great woman for over 45 years. Jazzak Allahu Khairan.

[@thenourway]

Best way to spend a Friday afternoon. I love these woman’s podcasts. Because I want this community.

[@MarwanMaxamed-lb2pi]

Right

[@sab8627]

SoubhanAllah, this magnificent speech should be translated into all languages in the world. Jazakum Allahu Kheyr.

[@natashasalim1139]

1. Bloom where you are planted as a Servant of Allah SWT 2.Prioritize

[@sadikaahmed9317]

Subhanallah...Dr Haifaa my role model ❤

[@oumydiallo558]

MashaAllah wise reminders from our beloved sheikha. Allah bless her and her family.

[@Elma_05]

Jazakallahu Khairan, this podcast gave peace in my heart🤍💞

[@najouacheddad]

Thank you for this beautiful meeting with beautiful doctor. Very interesting interview. Jazakum Allahu Khayran❤

[@allhealingcomesfromallaah]

Jazak Allaahu Khayran Allaahumma Aameen to all the Duas!

[@rafarfz6118]

May Allah(swt) make us stand strong in deen.. Aameen🤲🏻

[@faryaarshad9846]

SubhanAllah, what an amazing talk for all Muslimahs ❤

[@houdasifeddine4273]

The "start using you "hits really hard ❤

[@howto3565]

May Allah bless me and every girl with such great knowledge and understanding of islam...aameen ya rab😢

[@HajirIbrahim-wf6rx]

May Allah [ Swt ] Bless you too Sister you are precious and Special and Unique and You Matter too Don't Forget that Sister Ameen ❤ 😢 ya rabb. May Allah Swt Guide us All Ameen.❤❤❤😢 Humanity is Important For the Growth of This World.❤

[@myg1193]

May Allah reward all who worked on that podcast ❤

[@taghreedalsalhi7674]

MashaAllah there is a lot to take from this one hour. I was really in need to hear all of this today. May Allah reward all of you for making these videos.

[@mostdope4781]

Absolute Gem May Allah Continue To bless all of y’all and guide the Ummah

[@MrsWMasood6206]

Feel very honoured and priveliged to hear her knowledge and wisdom, may allah swt reward her. ❤️🤲🏽

[@adivathelady28]

I like the way she says "Period" So sweet and simple

[@CuriousMinded]

MashaAllah very fruitful lesson for Muslims Jazakhila khayran to all who provide this video..

[@khadijaaithmid5536]

I am extremelly happy to hear Dr Haifa's point of view , always proud to be part of those powerful women , May Allah grant all of u janatul firdaws inshallah ❤❤

[@ferihaarslan7696]

Amazing talk.. jazak allah.. so grateful to have access to such sisters and teachers who motivate us and guide us.. may allah use us and is happy with us..also and accpreciation to the hosts who completed every ayat and hadith that Dr Haifa was quoting.. having so much knowledge at such young age is really a thing to look up to. ❤❤❤❤

[@AishaIzg]

She is my favourite speaker and you guys are my favourite channel. May Allah bless everyone working on the way of Islam and for the Ummah ❤

[@safiasafan1283]

Mashallah allahumma barik I really love and respect you dr haifaa May Allah keep guiding you and us , allahumma ameen

[@medinazahra6800]

Baarakallahufikunna jami'an.. May Allah pleased with all muslimaat around the globe.. And gather all us in His jannah... Amiiin

[@rimshaarshad89]

MashAllah Allah bless us with his mercy ❤

[@imaanadams5987]

SubhanAllah, grazing from the gardens of Jannah. Every gathering is a garden and it always feels like a garden from the gardens of Jannah listening to Sheikha may Allah accept from her aameen

[@hageradel4032]

May allah blesses my parents souls in heaven

[@fatimaa.9673]

What a beautiful discussion ❤ May ALLAH bless you

[@julez10283]

I love listening to her. Her words help me so much❤

[@aishas89]

The podcast is more than beautiful, Thank you 🤍

[@321Sapphire123]

Loved this podcast with one of my most beloved shaykhas! Shaykha Doctora Haifaa Younis is so knowledgeable, wise and gentle allahumma baarik ❤❤❤❤ So grateful to be living in the same time as her. JazaakumAllahu khayran for the episode. Thank you all

[@FPT84]

JazakAllah Khairun for this! SubhanALLAH brilliant

[@jerifasabreen4422]

Alhamdulillah! A lot of things to learn from this. ❤

[@bintihassan.5588]

it was a very informative podcast. May Allah swt reward you all for ua work.

[@alimahaniff2638]

Mashallah what an educational podcast love it may Almighty Allah reward you bountifully to educate us all Ameen

[@user-sx6cy8bn4n]

Very inspiring ❤ djazakom Allahu khairan

[@sitidinda4106]

I need more of this ❤

[@khadijahtoutou9106]

Sisters🤲🏾 that was beautiful! Thank you for sharing this! Our voices are needed in media because the world needs to see what good in the likeness of Allah looks like. Alhamdoulilah ❤

[@sissiserro]

hi beautiful sisters im so thankful for you all and im so grateful fot you and inshallah we meet in the firdaws so iam 16years old and im so thirsty and hungry to be the best muslim ever as im the best one in my school so alhamdulillah allah guides me to learn about him and our religion and in the end may allah gives you beautiful sisters all what you want in life and guide us the janna el firdaws inshallah ,ammen ,allahuma bareek for this sisters

[@muhammadazhar7735]

Such a beautiful conversation ever i heard… Jazakallah Much respect from 🇵🇰

[@inestambouramhalla9305]

Big respect to this woman allah ybarik fiiki

[@ihram9284]

Alhamdulilah we are truly grateful to receive knowledge and wisdom from our elder, Dr. Haifaa. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@lakethiariley8378]

Asalaamu alaikum.. I really appreciate this talk from Dr. Younis. Alot of the things she discussed are upon the way that Islam was taught to me and she presents a lot of good viewpoints regarding the Muslimah in her home, society, and the workplace. May Allah bless her for reminding us mothers about our role in society as an employee, a wife, and a mother. Sometimes, life gets really hectic and places so many demands on us, that the lines get blurred seemingly enough, together. I need to watch this again to be able to fully process her speech. Alhamdulillah

[@reemal_ashhab]

Dr. Haifaa Younis's insights on balancing life with faith at the core are inspirational. Knowledge is power.

[@bilalabawi9064]

Mashallah, beautiful podcast. Dr. Haifaa Younis spoke with grace and her words were amazing.

[@meerabfatima863]

I am a 15 year old girl in pakistan. I have not been religious my entire life until about a year ago but I was not entirely liberal and I stayed away from bad things (the moral compass inside me was alive). I wear an abaya and a hijab and I try my best (may Allah forgive me in my lacking) to please Allah but I face the following issue: I have always been a very jolly and sociable person plus I study at a co-ed school and I am good freinds with my male class mates too. However, I have heard that a woman should not be talking to non mahrams unnecesarily and cant even laugh with her mouth open, and I have tried really hard to avoid it but I just can't that is my personality. I have prayed to Allah for it too, but I cant act shy and you knw what i mean. Although I always stay concious that when I laugh I cover my mouth with my hand. I am also trying really hard to not play basketball in my P.E unit. Our class is like a family and we all play together (girls snatch the ball from girls and boys do boys) but unintentionally there have been instances where we bumo into eachother. I know I would be sinned for doing this and I am doing my best to be commited to not play when there is more chance of bumping into eachother (the present student strength is more) but I got carried away and played again today. I had no intention to do so but again mine and some other guys hands touch (may Allah forgive me) while trying to catch the basketball. What do I do? will Allah forgive me ? although I know he will but I need some assurance, and what do i do about the other problem? Please guide me. I look up to dr haifaa younis and she is my biggest inspirationof how a woman should act and I aspire to be like her. Will my personality stop me from becoming like her?

[@MikePlaysYeet]

You’re still young and if you only recently tried coming back to the religion, don’t be too harsh on yourself. Give yourself time to learn. One does not become a hafidh, imam and mufti in 1 day. :)

[@farhanhafeezmughal9667]

Always remember one thing: if you leave something for the sake of Allah, then Allah gives you in replacement something better.

[@faithinoneandonlygod4176]

It may take time for your personality to adjust. But dont forget to make dua after each salat and in tahajjud.

[@meerabfatima863]

Thankyou soo much everyone for your kind and helpful feedbacks, I will inshallah do my best

[@FPT84]

SubhanAllah I needed this girly talk with ISLAMIC perspective SubhanAllah many of my questions answered! SUBHANALLAH

[@user-zz3rv3ow9o]

عن ماذا تكلموا اختي فانا لا اتقن الانجلزية جيدا

[@FPT84]

@@user-zz3rv3ow9o please will you translate English

[@user1-user-0421]

@@user-zz3rv3ow9oshe’s the founder of Jannah institute, an online institution for Muslim women to learn their deen.

[@nabilaref8080]

Thank you so much sisters, loved this podcast. Jazakalah khair❤

[@tabimasood2081]

Asslaam’alaikum. Jazak’Allah khair for uploading this podcast. Subhan’Allah very inspiring and encouraging for us sisters. Alhamdullilah. May Allah Azzwajal reward the spreaders of Islam. Aameen Ya Rabaul Aalameen

[@user-sr2jo5tu8m]

I love her talks. always find her video in various social media platform. She is exactly one of the icon/ leaders in Muslimah that i love to follow. Alhamdulillah may Allah always protect her and us aminn

[@alaafathy5357]

This eposide is full of many lessons to every woman, great work

[@Qk2500]

Jazak Allah Khair !!!! This is was much needed

[@salmasfingerprintl8067]

what a beautiful , inlightining converstaion , thank you so much , May Allah bless you all .

[@caffeineshots365]

Jazak-Allah Khairun for this podcast! Every topic was like learning a new way to think. I personally loved‏ it when Dr. Haifaa adviced ‏to ask Allah "Are you happy with me?". That touched really deep. And the moral of the story comes, that when we aim for the Akhirah, anyone, can have it all!

[@user-fd4bd4xo4h]

Alhamdulillah🙏🏻a great advantages like dra haipa to us representing us " world of women" watching from phils💞

[@gorgeyhun9892]

One of the most informative, and meaningful videos I watched in my whole life, Ma Sha Allah I didn't even feel it was more than an hour so beautiful♥️♥️♥️ also I wish that more subtitles like Arabic could be added so that everyone can understand especially non-English speakers but overall, a beautiful video literally

[@mahnoormjd440]

Jazak'Allah Khairan kaseera fid dunya wal Akhirah. Aameen.❤❤❤

[@nyc_nurse]

Very grateful to Allāh for gifting us with Dr. Sheikha Haifaa Younis. She is such a blessing and example to us modern-day women. I wish I had a friend like her- she does not sugarcoat anything EVER when it comes to encouraging others in the deen. There’s no excuses with her. And nothing but genuine spirit in her and what she says. Ma shaa Allāh tabarak Allāh. I can’t wait to raise my daughter looking up to the Sheikha and other women who put Allāh first just like her in shaa Allāh ❤️

[@hour4203]

Mashallah we alway spend beneficial time with Dr Haifaa May Allah strengthen her to keep going forward path of dawaa,May Allah reward you duniya and Akhirah .all love ,respect,and support from Algeria🇩🇿

[@samroodjahan434]

Such a heartfelt podcast ❤ all her words and quoting were so powerful. Tear up 😢with this point “ ask Allah every morning and night that are you happy with me” so touching🤎

[@BintUmarWaAminah]

Wallahi I love this woman🥺❤️! May Allah preserve her for the ummah.

[@nurkaAmre]

Thank you so much for Podcast I've reconsidered a few things and changed my mind. 🥰

[@say-subhanAllah-alhamdhulillah]

just the thumbnail and title made me really happy! ma sha Allah

[@tijanihabeeboluwatobiloba2050]

Ma sha Allah this is so beneficial

[@MOMOLANDtv]

Thank you, i really needed to hear this today. Alhamdolilah may allah bless you beautiful women for sharing his guidance! Ameen ❤❤❤❤❤😢

[@rmp6615]

This is one of my favorite channels Allhamdulilah

[@khoudianiang2492]

So beautiful listening to this interview 💖💖💖💖😢Subhanallah Allah wanted me to see this

[@indaycna2274]

Alhamdulillah for being an instrument to inspire us reverts muslimah. Its truly hard to balance everything, that's why I am grateful to watch this episode. It takes a lot of practice and learning to set my mind and focus on Allah alone.

[@ThisisMila]

mashaAllah i needed to hear this today

[@amuramaniyar1251]

Alhamdulillah,it came to my feed❤

[@ShamimShafi256-tw7bl]

I really needed to hear dis Wallai may Allah reward ol ov you my dia sisters

[@sumayaali643]

Alhamdulilah Rabil Aaaaalamin yaa Rabb make it easy for us and help us understand everything for your sake 🙏

[@tameikkajames855]

I needed this

[@noreenhussain2837]

Masha Allah tabarakhalla Allahumma Barik 💗 I love listening to this Amazing woman. May Allah swt reward her abundantly. Aameen ya Rabbul Alameen 🤲💗

[@ayeshasiddiqua7803]

MA SHAA ALLAH I love how u talk...U take my heart ❤❤.. How beautiful u r inside also outside.ALLAH accept u, me and all of us..Give barakah in our lives.. Huge respect my inspiration Dr Haifaa Younis

[@sujaaboosali4829]

Jazaak Allah khair .Allah bless you dear

[@mehdid.1022]

Subhan’Allah. “The 2 sides of a counterfeit coin”. Spot on analogy.