Running a Business and a Household | Female Muslim Entrepreneurs

[@sk.rouyaa]

JazakaAllah khair for adding English Subtitle for the deaf & hard of hearing. I'm deaf mother and watch your video It's useful information. May Allah reward both you greatly Ameen

[@Neige700]

Very interesting. May Allah bless her business and all Muslim entrepreneurs' businesses.

[@peaceout6359]

So exciting to see muslim females doing this amazing work. This really inspires me and I want to become an entrepreneur and improve the lives of women

[@Yahya-qg2ne]

MashaAllah, very pleasing to see Muslims are successful in business. May Allah bless her business and give her more success in both worlds. Please share more and let us know more

[@user-ct7pr7pp1y]

Very inspiring and nice to see a sister doing so well. May Allah grant her more success Ameen.

[@rayeesbhat8497]

اسلام علیکم ورحمتہ اللہ وبرکاتہ My brother i want invest in your company.i am rayees ahmad from Kashmir India

[@sadicaelkadri8982]

Jazakum Allah khair. It’s inspiring to see a Muslim woman do this

[@raushanali5733]

Yes, we would love to see more such success stories

[@mpcabd]

JZK. Mashallah. The interview could've been managed better IMHO. If I were her, leaving my work for a day to do this interview, I would've thought you'd ask more and better questions. Sister is brilliant and all Mashallah, but I believe most people watching would've been more interested in how the business is managed, what challenges she's faced, how she manages the financials, the logistics, etc. more than the personal life questions, or the questions about the other people taking the course with her. I'd certainly love to know more, and get more content like this, but would want more focus on the business and finances.

[@IFGuru]

Thanks, appreciate the feedback.

[@KA-hw4ec]

Alhamdulillah, this was a very insightful video! Jazakallahu khairan as usual for putting out great content that is beneficial for the Ummah. We definitely need more videos like this on how to make Halal money 👌🏽

[@hamza361]

Loving the consistent uploads

[@zara1559]

Really heart warming content allahumabarik! I would love to see more content like this please 😭

[@bushra1008]

Thank you for this video. I have learnt a lot. May Allah bless your channel.

[@LL-yb6xl]

More content like this jazaakAllah Khair

[@KILLUMINATI_MOVEMENT]

Marshallah, I love this one. My wife loves it

[@khalidba-alawi289]

JazakaAllah khair The video was helpful about Amazon FBA

[@bismillahbismillah6890]

Mashallah yes would love to see more of this content. Jzk

[@PositiveWomenTV]

This was beautiful to watch. Wow.

[@alib7489]

Great interview. An inspirational video for mothers out there.

[@IFGuru]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rayeesbhat8497]

​@@IFGurumy brother i want investment in business.i am rayees ahmad from Kashmir India

[@zakeerhussain7217]

Thanks a lot Ibrahim and Sister

[@hamzatasneem9704]

May Allah bless you all with barakah.

[@hayasultankhan4467]

Can we please have more interviews with Muslim female entrepreneurs and professionals

[@rashidchoudhury07]

Could you kindly forward details of the course provider ? Much appreciated 😊

[@IntisarShah-m8f]

more content please this is so good

[@mop6279]

New subscriber. 3rd video watching as I enjoy the range of topics. However, some feedback if you may. Please do not take it personally... !. The questions are rudimentary at worst and lazy at best. There's a wealth of experiences and knowledge which could be revealed, but with the right set of questions 2. Incorporate a more deeni angle into the discussions. 3. Maybe I am being pedantic, but you used fascinating 3 times! May Allah bless your efforts and make this podcast grown and be beneficial to more people.

[@sajapp0182]

Mashallah, full credit to the sister for her hard work. Ibrahim bro, u can do better, the format n type of questions asked needs improving.

[@sajapp0182]

Ibrahim can u do a video full QnA adv/disadvantages, finding those niches on settiing up n running amazon FBA

[@mussaratfatima1540]

Why didn't you ask simple question? What was the program she joined?

[@abedadavids5468]

Yes more of things like this where one can get an income on the side

[@Mmz339]

Good video, what was the course call sister did to start?

[@khanofcaledonia6413]

Great session. Jazakumullahu khairn

[@sertaliozer1]

What was the name of the course she took? Interested in buying it

[@saffiaabdul-haqq332]

I think a lot more could have been said like business gains or loses in Amazon FBA. There is also three types of FBA, you forgot to mention Amazon wholesale. While the sis. does arbitrage you can also do multiple styles at the same time. Example if you wanted to brand your own hijabs. MashaAllah, nice interview, but the info was very general.

[@ll_7496]

Salam…does your sister offer FBA courses ? Or have some social media offering advice on FBA? Think you mentioned it in video. Jzk

[@3zam656]

Yeah we want more like it.

[@LK-ol6pr]

In traditional family units, where the woman is not able to go out and earn money, it would be unfair for her not to receive a share of the matrimonial assets on separation, especially when she has contributed to marriage in other ways ie taking care of the house, raising children. If the woman didn't stay at home to raise the children, the couple would need to pay someone to do it. If both parties are making their own earnings, it's easier to keep finances separate. I don't think it is fair to portray a woman negatively if she wants or needs a share of the matrimonial assets which the husband has accumulated on a separation. Allahumdullah in the UK the courts understand this.

[@riyadhsaeed5776]

In the scenario of a divorce, Islamically, a Muslim woman does have some entitlements to money etc When you can please research نفقة المتعة However it is not as straight forward as western law where it is generally straight up 50% The following is taken into consideration: length of marriage/reason for divorce/ financial circumstances of both parties

[@Starwar-qg8lx]

I would like to know which course did she take so I can look into it and do the course. Jazakallahu khairan

[@ikramx7105]

What is the course called she did ?

[@marlonhosten4693]

Ya Allah, I need help with my FBA business. My PPC costs are killing me !

[@OptimizedMuslim]

Very interesting ماشاءالله

[@suaadahmed5445]

MashaAllaha very nice interview will be good to do more of these videos. Can you please share the program that sister did. I have seen the advertisement of many program but not sure if they are real. I started myself small business and nice to hear these kinds of stories. Jazak Allaha khair

[@rawdah786]

Top video 👍🏽

[@IFGuru]

Thanks 👍

[@aqsasultan5441]

Asalam-o-alikum, JAK for sharing the info. I have few questions… 1.what was the name of the program sister enrolled in? 2.what softwares does sister use? 3.where does she buy her products from? ‎جَزَاكَ ٱللَّٰهُ خَيْرًا jazāka -llāhu khayran! May Allah(s.w.a) reward you [with] goodness!

[@lite6384]

These FBA programs can be very shady how did you find the course. how much did you need to invest to get started with the products

[@AliMaher-qb4zq]

Fantastic. Which program did you follow?

[@baigbaig]

Do we know kindly which course sister did ? The reason I am asking there are lot of scammers who is ripping off struggling people

[@chikkucute7491]

I also would like to know

[@mohamedbawadikji6387]

Can you please provide the name of the program that way we can all benefit from it. Thanks.

[@wanistani]

Could you link to the FBA course pls? Jzakallah

[@zf7833]

Agreed

[@idrisfatima3814]

Salam, please I want to know the course and how to do it. Jzk

[@maliknyangasa9216]

Hello ! Asalaam Aleykum. Can we be linked to the Course? JZK! Mashaa Allah! 👏🏾

[@Nevergiveup-ij4se]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻hatsoff

[@MrAsgharbukhari]

I really want to try this, and how can open this and what course do I do

[@anayayoutube9802]

I have a question? Is Amazon is free of dealing in Haram things if it is then how to make halal money

[@shaikimran3926]

Very insightful video

[@Quluubplatform]

Will she be able to mention the name of the app she uses for her product research? Thanks

[@lolittakay1981]

Does she buy the stocks and storage them at home or amaxon does for her the storage?

[@sofiamrad]

What is this program she took?

[@busyplayingames1238]

Did she make that six figure selling courses to others?? Just curious, as it seems to be the way, a lot of these people make more money from then selling their own course/mentorship than actual FBA

[@nusaybahsharif4500]

Nope, thats all from the actual business. Alhamdulillah

[@Alisha2401]

@@nusaybahsharif4500 did you start with The Amazon FBA Kickstarter Academy?

[@ahmedjav6507]

​@@nusaybahsharif4500 what was the name of the course you did

[@zahraakazi9581]

@@nusaybahsharif4500salaams, Iv just watched this clip and very interested to know the course you did? And any help/advise too.

[@mohamedbawadikji6387]

@@nusaybahsharif4500 can please provide us with the name or link program you joined; thanks.

[@HolisticNutritionwithDrFatima]

Kindly explain how to work in forever living is haram as it involves halal products but it is a network marketing company

[@soniaakhtar9380]

Alhumdulillah im a successful amazon seller in usa market.

[@salmaadam8938]

Masha Allah. Please can you guide me on how to start. Jazakillahu khairaa.

[@raushanali5733]

Excellent video! I would like know which amazon FBA training did you go with as there are so ma out there?

[@The_Chairperson]

As the sister has the complete method now, she should sit with 5 sisters every month, find them 5-10 products and also teach them the sourcing process for more, get them up and running, teach them how to continue; and take 15-20% of their first year's profit.

[@The_Chairperson]

She has the blueprint now, she should empower more people in the Ummah, at the same time make more money.

[@The_Chairperson]

At the same time she should continue on her own growth too.

[@babarharoon6649]

Very good

[@fih6171]

Jzk for the video, Question: what is your opinion on taking product and public liability insurance ? Is it haraam?

[@fih6171]

Especially if you’re starting this as a side hustle and it’s not a necessity

[@zahrabanumk2822]

Will u given a course on fba

[@shamsham5046]

Asc What course she did

[@ghizlane770]

Interesting but this adds no value to us as it could. First of all sit properly to talk with the sister. Its an interview. Second thing please make more business related questions not just about her personal life. Jazaka Allah khair

[@ali78610121012]

Is she selling a course?

[@musabarkindo5014]

This is how our sisters in islam should be. Not chasing careers and jobs. Shoutout to this blessed woman, masha Allah

[@peaceout6359]

Men chase careers and jobs too, not just to feed their family but because it is their desire. The woman can also have desire to work and it should be encouraged for women to do what they believe is best for them: to have a job or not. Why do we feel the need to restrict what is halal for women. Looking after the home and children is a responsibility of both the husband and wife but the whole burden is placed on women which is awful for their mental health. I would be depressed being a housewife because I have seen my mother and other women in my life and I do not want that

[@solomonkzarka4045]

​@@peaceout6359 For men who desire jobs/career are encouraged you want women to be encouraged at the same level, why because we are the same? You need to understand whether or not he desires it, he must do it to be even considered a man he must provide otherwise society deems him less than nothing. There is no option, read the quran and you will see. Rijal qayam ala nisa. Not Dhakr which means male in arabic, it says rijal which means men. Men are guardians over women, that's not a request, it is and will be. And the way I see it, if a man will not provide for the women under his care. He is not man and will suffer the consequences in this life or the next or both. We don't have the choice, so while we are out trying to source an income from said job/career, who raises the child? The state?, a random child minder who you will pay part of your salary to do your job for you? Who will breast feed the child till the recommended age mentioned in the quran of 2 full years? Men do have have small amounts of mammary glands in their chest but they don't lactate. A job or career for women is not mandatory, which is why it is not encouraged in the same way. You think that's a bad thing, it's simply practical. You don't do things that are not necessary. You usually make sure you do the things that are of most importance first the rest can come later if you have space in your life for it. Which for women is being dutiful to their husband and sometimes that is by looking after children, nursing them till 2 years old, teaching them islam and obeying him so long as he does not ask you to do anything against allah or his prophet peace be upon him. If she manages to make some serious cash from home, not mixing with men and putting herself in questionable situations. Alhamdulilah may allah reward her and give her a husband who will not try to exploit or share her money. Men who split rent or other utilities for example disgust me, they should be paying for everything even if she earns more. May Allah guide those men aswell.

[@Mohammed-bz8lt]

@peaceout6359 our religion and way of life is our guide. Not the desires of men or women. If a man chases a career, its fine and halal as long as he is not neglecting his duty to his family. Both care for the children but you must know that Allah in his infinite wisdom placed the responsibility solely on the man to provide. Similarly he placed the primary role of the women, to take care of their husbands household and children. There is a narration where the prophet (peace be upon him) gave a metaphor of a shepherd and his flock explaining this point. The point is a women can work but as long as it doesn't mean neglecting her duties to serving her husband and being the mother of the household. This was the backbone and still is for most of society. You mention mental health issues based on your families experience but sister that is not because of the duties Allah has required of us. There could be thousands of reasons for this; maybe its because of your individual circumstances, maybe your family were living isolated from other family, in a bad community, maybe your culture damaged relationships, maybe your parents did not know how to love or had personal flaws etc etc Whatever the case ( we all have them). Allah has made it clear what is best for both men and women within marriage. It's wrong to say a women decides what's best for her (or even a man). It's Allah and his messenger that have given us some guidance on this. As for mental health what is remarkable is despite the previous generations and the ones before them living lives way way more difficult than ours by any measure! And despite them generally being way more poorer than us. They had a level of mental fortitude, strength and resilience in hardship that is not at all present in our younger more Liberal generations. This is not just the case in Muslims but in wider society despite the increase in individual autonomy we see a increase in a feeling of isolation, depression, mental illness, anxiety etc in way we never did with previous generations. We are weak and indulgent, more prone to mental breakdowns and difficulties despite being the most privileged generation ever. Despite all of liberal mantras and the push from disbelievers to make women serve the economy of their state and corporate bosses rather than their family, we live in a time of greatest disunity among people of same nations, break down in marriage and family at a rate not seen before, and societies where there are hardly any children and generations growing up not knowing what real love, family, loyalty even is. People who grow up with out cousins, aunts, grand parents etc all because statically they have one child for the next gen (and everyone lives in isolated bubbles). The wisdom of Allah can never be grasped by humans but we can see the push to make men and women intermingle, jump to serve the workforce and pursue individual desires, has own increased the breakdown of any sense of the word community, family, and a increase in fahisha across the world. From this we can maybe understand some of the reasons why order Allah encouraged us towards is important. The breakdown of marriage, then family and then community is all linked to this Liberal agenda which only serves materialistically to a cold, greedy state. Primary responsibility to the home, does not mean living in isolation or a loveless marriage, or a lack of appreciation, those things that contribute to your feeling as well as all the western ideals we consume. That's not to say women can't work, again unless it's a need, women working can only be justified if it doesn't affect her duties towards her family.

[@aysepersona4194]

@@Mohammed-bz8lt there is no ruling putting the responsibilty of the household chores nor child rearing on women. It is a cultural assumption that needs to be dropped asap. Women do not need to provide, and at the same time they are not required to do housework or child care. There is literally no such rule, it is just how it is usually done.

[@malikjee9497]

ماشاءالله Good stuff but there is no concrete info regards to the business.. no guidelines of a one should do wanted to do the same thing.

[@ll_7496]

Salam, do you know who she did her FBA course with? Jzk

[@sallyz5280]

Samara Michael

[@arsalantamiz]

Although this interview setup itself is problematic where sister is directly sitting in-front of a guy, but setting a side this issue, earning money through online trading has problems as well, it is better to consult with scholars first before jumping into these businesses. And Allah knows best.

[@dr.junaid-aleem]

MashAllah..

[@sajapp0182]

Nothing really of substance or takeaways for listeners,. Interviewer should have asked direct business questions

[@matdomain]

I disagree. The video has a lot my wife can takeaway.

[@khanofcaledonia6413]

The very idea of reselling things is great.

[@zakirjavali4366]

@@khanofcaledonia6413I totally agree. A lot of take aways.

[@gurabah915]

Yes...lots of good advice. Just nice to hear this from God fearing people.

[@ishaq4997]

Ask about dead stock etc why aren't people especially Muslims clear and open it's really sad

[@salmanjr2510]

This women shahid anwar student🧠

[@ডাঃউচ্ছ্বাস]

Good initiative but there wasn't much substance to the interview.

[@muhammadnaeem9519]

MASHALLAH... lesson for feminist

[@peaceout6359]

This is what feminist have encouraged and I support it. Its about women taking control of their life and doing things that make them happy instead of doing what everyone else wants them to do. Feminists have worked hard to change the perception that women shouldn't do anything but work in the home. They made this progress where women have the confidence and resources to be able to do amazing work like this sister. Without feminists and the work they have done women would struggle to have resources, access and support

[@AzadAliKhan2024]

Dear Muslims brother and sisters pls Avoid Modesty

[@sassykulturesurridge5885]

She sounds so freshy

[@salmanjr2510]

14

[@ishaq4997]

Looooooool

[@zaarahmed9354]

Not a good interview at all .should have delved into tye itty gritty of the business

[@msashly3674]

how come a man can approve his wife to come and laugh with a non mahram.

[@noraneal4078]

𝕡𝕣𝕠𝕞𝕠𝕤𝕞 😥

[@isydock9587]

pls remove the vid as it's better as women should speak in a deeper tone when talking to a nonmahram

[@everything4352]

How to contact you i have contacted you on Facebook but no reply

[@everything4352]

How to contact you I am interested

[@hsnjms881]

Mashallah 🎉