Hey everyone! Welcome to a new edition to the two sense collection...
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We asked you over on our socials for you to give YOUR two sense for the first time, so Selina, Nafisa and Sara can discuss your thoughts, questions, overrated or underrated topics and just about anything else you want to put to the virtual roundtable. And you did not disappoint! In this episode, we're discussing what you've put forward about; working from home life, starting a business when you've got strict parents and the growing pattern of Muslim women opting for non-muslim relationships.
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If you want to submit something, head on over to amaliah_com on instagram and click the link in our bio to submit an anonymous question or topic you want discussed on the podcast! Maybe you have an overrated or underrated you want to pose to us? Or a question about our opinions on self-discovery, hopes for the future/ reimagining the future? Perhaps there are topics you want us to unpack like deconstructing the past, community, health and wellness. The list goes on, and we can't wait to hear from you!
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TWO SENSE Q+A | Starting a Business with Strict Parents + Non-Muslim Relationships for Muslim Women

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times.
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In this week's episode of #workingfromhomepodcast, Selina, Nafisa and Sara talk about their Eid al-Adha, why the lockdown has been Islamophobic, and what being locked down has shown us about ourselves...
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All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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Amaliah WFH / Eid Traditions On Lockdown +  Some Important Discoveries About Ourselves 070820

Hey everyone! Welcome back to something a little different here on the Amaliah podcast...
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Catch our beloved Amaliah community clocking into our pop-up podcast studio at last years Amaliah Nights In. Hear them document their musings with us and the world, and stream it here at the Amaliah podcast.
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​You're now listening to Salwa (@urgalsal on Instagram), Sara Choudhry and the kids of Amaliah, reciting the qur'an and speaking on experiences leading a double life.
Thank you to Salwa, Sara and the children for taking part!
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​** This episode was recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic.-

Amaliah Nights In // 004 Living A Double Life, + Not Having a Safe Space

Hey everyone, welcome to our second episode of our brand new series here on the Amaliah Podcast.

We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We present to you the Amaliah Anthology!
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We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way.
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Thank you to Afroze Fatima Zaidi for her reading of her piece, ‘The Mother Tongue as Resistance - Reflections on the Subtle Power of our Native Languages’.
All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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The Mother Tongue as Resistance by Afroze Fatima Zaidi

This week, Sara, Selina and Nafisa sit down for another 'Overrated/Underrated' session, and it works like this - the girls are challenged to each bring two subjects they'd like to unpack and debate as being either overrated or underrated and then leave it for public scrutiny! Even the most mundane of topics sometimes give way to often layered and useful perspectives...
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This episode, we find out that literally EVERYTHING is deep and meaningful as Nafisa unveils the politics of clothing pockets. We also talk about why you're 20's aren't the defining decade in your life and why labelling yourself can be detrimental to the story you tell yourself, of yourself...check out the article over on amaliah.com
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TWO SENSE | The Politics of Pockets, Why Your 20's Don't Define You + The Limiting Nature of Labels

Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah works from home! Selina, Nafisa and Sara stream their morning meetings where they check in with each other whilst social distancing, share reflections and try to keep up the morale during these uncertain times.
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In this week's episode of #workingfromhomepodcast, Selina and Sara talk about unrequited self-love, decolonising your garden and living a life of Ihsaan after lockdown...
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All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support

Amaliah WFH | Unrequited Self-Love, Decolonising Your Garden and Post-Lockdown Ihsaan 210820

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