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Islamic Feelings

"Whoever relieves a Muslim of a burden from the burdens of the world, Allah will relieve him of a burden from the burdens on the Day of Judgement..." (Tirmidhi 1930)

♡Through the mercy of Allah, this platform strives to be a source of relief for those seeking to heal and embark on a path of spiritual growth. Together we hope to create a platform of sadqa jariyah, where we will share advice, islamic knowledge & more♡

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Islamic Feelings ♡

Assalamu’alaikum everyone. Welcome back to another "late night talks" episode, a series where I dive into questions and topics requested by my listeners. In this episode, we explore a variety of meaningful discussions, including emotional intelligence, practicing tawakkul, building healthy coping mechanisms, and much more. 

Jabir reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Were the son of Adam to flee from his provision as he flees from death, his provision would surely reach him just as death will reach him.”

Source: Ḥilyat al-Awliyā’ 7/90

Grade: Hasan (fair) according to Al-Albani

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late night talks: emotional intelligence, healthy coping mechanisms & more | islamic feelings

In this new episode, we dive into the struggles of managing anger, dealing with oppression, and balancing worldly responsibilities while staying connected to our Deen. Life can often feel overwhelming—whether it's controlling emotions, witnessing injustice, or juggling studies, work, and worship.

This episode explores ways to develop patience, self-control, and trust in Allah when faced with challenges. By shifting our perspective and relying on Allah’s guidance, we can find peace even in the midst of chaos.

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Late Night Talks: Managing Anger, Oppression, Dunya Affairs & More | Islamic Feelings

Assalamu’alaikum & Ramadan Mubarak! I’m so excited to share this episode with you, inspired by the questions you sent on Instagram. In this special Ramadan Q&A, we’ll talk about building good habits, avoiding wasted time, managing emotions, and navigating the challenges of not being able to fast. I pray this episode brings you ease and guidance during this blessed month. 

To share your thoughts or suggest topics for the next episode, leave a comment on my Instagram: [@islamicfeelingss](https://www.instagram.com/islamicfeelingss)

Ramadan Q&A: Habits, Ibadah, Emotions & More | Islamic Feelings

This episode takes a heartfelt journey into strengthening our bond with Allah—not just in the sacred moments of Ramadan, but in every breath and step beyond it. As the days pass and the spiritual high of Ramadan fluctuates, how do we keep our hearts anchored in His remembrance? How do we nurture a love so deep that it withstands the tests of time, trials, and distractions? 

This episode is a reflection on trust, surrender, and the unbreakable mercy that holds us even in our weakest moments.

Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “When Allah completed the creation, He wrote in His book with Him upon the Throne: Verily, My mercy prevails over My wrath.”

Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 3194, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2751

The Unbreakable Bond with Allah | Islamic Feelings

When the heart centers Allah, everything else falls into place. This episode explores Ibn al-Jawzi’s timeless reminder that true fear of Allah brings all good. This episode also includes practical steps for starting the morning with intention, reconnecting through salah, and ending the night with quiet purpose. 

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Fear that elevates the soul | islamic feelings

Assalamu’alaikum everyone,

Welcome back to another episode in our Late Night Talks series — a space where I reflect on speed-topic submissions sent in by my listeners. If you'd like to be a part of this series, feel free to send in a DM or comment on Instagram at @islamic.feelingss.

In this episode, we explore deep and personal topics — from navigating trauma and its hidden triggers, to the ongoing journey of healing and finding peace. We touch on building healthier relationships with our parents, while unpacking cultural barriers that often make this process more complex.

Late night talks: trauma, healing, culture, parents & more

In this episode, certified financial coach Fatimah Jangana, founder of Finance Girlie, takes over the mic to uncover the hidden beliefs many of us hold about money—and how they might be keeping us stuck. She explores the mindset blocks that impact our ability to grow, give, and gain wealth, especially within Muslim communities.

With a background in psychology and experience coaching over 180+ women around the world, Fatimah brings her expertise in financial literacy and habits to the conversation. She shares a practical, faith-aligned guide to setting yourself up financially, helping you move from limiting beliefs to lasting financial confidence.

Connect with Fatimah:

https://financegirlie.com/

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The Money Trap: How Our Beliefs Hold Us Back — And What to Do About It | Takeover episode by financial coach Fatimah Jangana | islamic feelings

All about how 2 months can change your relationship with God + believing in God's mercy

2 month challenge: How to drop a sin ♡ | islamic feelings

♡ the struggles of going to school and how it can play on your mental health and cause barriers between the deen + tips

school , mental health +balancing the deen| islamic feelings

in this episode , I discuss the importance of learning to forgive and how to heal yourself from those who may keep a ego of harm.

being hurt, forgiving, healing + ego| islamic feelings

as I grow older one of the things I've noticed is that humans tend to hate the things they have to let go because gracefully leaving what you love can be painful. often people mask their pain through hatred to make it easier to let go of what they love. hate is & always will be easier than love yet hate is never easier on one's self. hate is nothing more than a distraction from your healing. hate blinds you into thinking you've progressed as a human, when you've only chosen to get numb to what you truly feel. My new podcast episode covers exactly that, how the pathway to less suffering sometimes requires more suffering & how to avoid the suffering turning you into a bitter & hateful being.

becoming a better muslim: EP3: pathway of suffering, spiritual sickness, love & hatred + more

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