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The Digital Sisterhood

Welcome, Friends. Storytelling has the power to not only create connections but provide universal truths about ourselves and the world. When listening to this podcast, I ask that you honor these stories and the rawness, transparency, and vulnerability that they invoke. Invite them with an open heart and you will see that all stories share a universal message. I pray that each anecdote leaves you inspired to share as the Prophet (ﷺ) said, "It is also charity to utter a good word.” But more importantly, I pray that you allow yourself to find comfort in the good, wisdom in the hardship, and the courage to trust Allah.

What happens in the moments after we leave this world? What does it truly mean to return to our Creator? In this episode, we take you on a journey through the unseen reality of death—not the supernatural unknown, but the inevitable path every soul will take.

We sit with someone who prepares bodies for burial, uncovering the sacred and intimate process of washing, shrouding, and saying farewell. Through reflection and deep conversation, we explore what it means to die, what it means to be remembered, and what awaits us beyond this life.

This is more than an episode—it’s a reminder. La ilaha illah Allah.
Because at the end of it all, that’s what remains.

SPONSORS: 
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Sudan needs our help—let’s make a difference this Ramadan.

As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu, this Ramadan, The Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Human Concern International to provide urgent food aid to Sudan. Right now, over 24.7 million people—nearly 14 million of them children—are in crisis, struggling with extreme hunger.

Last year, HCI helped over 9,000 people in Sudan. This year, we can do more. 
The famine is spreading, and families are starving. But together, we can change that.
Ramadan is a month of mercy, and charity only increases our blessings. 
Be part of a lasting impact—donate now.

Visit https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/stand_w_sudan_w_digital_sisterhood to give,
and listen to our episode “Sudan’s Collective Grief Is Never Ending” to hear firsthand stories from the women on the ground.

Credits:

Host: Cadar Mohamud
Guest: Br. Ahmed Hraichie (The Muslim Undertaker)
Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Lead Producer & Editor: Cadar Mohamud
Writer: Cadar Mohamud 
Asistant Producer: Khweya Bezied 
Sound Design: Youssef Douazou
Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah

Honourable mentions:

Safia Mohamed 
Noura A Sheikh
Sawsan Abdillahi

La ilaha illah Allah

There’s a world just beyond the veil, where shadows linger and whispers echo, where a flicker of doubt or fear can pull us into places we’d never thought we’d go. For Aliatou, the allure of this world wasn’t born of fear, but of curiosity—a desire to reconnect with her ancestral roots. In her search for deeper meaning, seeking to understand the traditions of her ancestors, she taps into something ancient and powerful. But as she ventures into the unknown, the line between the curiosity for her heritage and the dangerous forces she invited into her life begins to blur.

Part 1 of Aliatou’s journey explores her fascination with the unknown and her descent into the world of Santeria. It’s a tale of curiosity, spiritual struggle, and the danger of seeking answers in places where light cannot reach. As she opens herself to the unseen, the forces she encounters begin to change her in ways she never imagined, setting the stage for the darkness that lies ahead.

SPONSORS:
Join The Digital Sisterhood for a journey of the heart and soul—our very first Umrah trip! From November 23rd to December 1st, 2025, we’re traveling to the blessed cities of Makkah and Madinah in collaboration with Dar El Salam Travel, trusted for over 35 years in delivering seamless and spiritually enriching pilgrimages.
Walk in the footsteps of the Prophet ﷺ, pray in Masjid Al-Nabawi, and visit the sacred sites that hold the echoes of our deen’s most powerful moments. Our stress-free package includes guided ziyarahs, daily breakfast, all transportation, and even ihraam for men and prayer rugs for women—so you can focus entirely on your spiritual journey.
Spots are limited! The first 10 sign-ups can reserve their place with just a $50 deposit. Land packages start as low as $1,895 USD for quad rooming, with other options available.
Experience Umrah with a sisterhood that feels like home. Secure your spot today—visit https://dstworldtravel.com/tdsumrah/ or visit our link in bio to book now!
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Sudan needs our help—let’s make a difference this Ramadan.
As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu, this Ramadan, The Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Human Concern International to provide urgent food aid to Sudan. Right now, over 24.7 million people—nearly 14 million of them children—are in crisis, struggling with extreme hunger.
Last year, HCI helped over 9,000 people in Sudan. This year, we can do more. 
The famine is spreading, and families are starving. But together, we can change that.
Ramadan is a month of mercy, and charity only increases our blessings. 

Be part of a lasting impact—donate now.
Visit https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/stand_w_sudan_w_digital_sisterhood to give,
and listen to our episode “Sudan’s Collective Grief Is Never Ending” to hear first hand stories from the women on the ground.

Credits:
Host: Cadar Mohamud
Guest: Aliatou
Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Lead Producer: Khweya Bezeid
Episode Producer : Lamisah Jahan
Writer: Naomi Wrista, Cadar Mohamud
Sound Design: Youssef Douazou
Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah
Honourable mentions:
Safia Mohamed
Noura A Sheikh
Sawsan Abdillahi

Go back and Fetch - Part 1

In the second part of Aliatou's journey, the forces she once sought to control now dominate her life, leaving her spiritually lost and broken. The darkness consumes her, and she is left with nothing but the weight of her choices. But even in the darkest moments, a flicker of light remains—an undeniable call back to the faith she once knew.

This episode explores Aliatou’s painful struggle to reclaim her soul, to return to Islam, and to seek Allah's mercy. It’s a story of repentance, healing, and the profound transformation that comes with reconnecting to the Divine.

This episode is a testament to the enduring power of faith and the endless mercy of Allah (SWT).

SPONSORS:

HELP TDS KEEP TELLING MORE STORIES:

Your support will not only enable The Digital Sisterhood to continue telling you one story at a time ‘in your ears, in your speakers’ - but to help create a future where Muslim women thrive as leaders, storytellers, and champions of positive change. 

We’re more than a podcast. We’re a sisterhood.
Together, let's empower the Digital Sisterhood and shape a brighter future for us all.

to donate visit:
https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/help_grow_the_digital_sisterhood

may Allah reward you with every good that is shared and done on this podcast, آمين!

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Sudan needs our help—let’s make a difference this Ramadan.
As-salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu, this Ramadan, The Digital Sisterhood is partnering with Human Concern International to provide urgent food aid to Sudan. Right now, over 24.7 million people—nearly 14 million of them children—are in crisis, struggling with extreme hunger.
Last year, HCI helped over 9,000 people in Sudan. This year, we can do more. 
The famine is spreading, and families are starving. But together, we can change that.
Ramadan is a month of mercy, and charity only increases our blessings. 

Be part of a lasting impact—donate now.
Visit https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/stand_w_sudan_w_digital_sisterhood to give,
and listen to our episode “Sudan’s Collective Grief Is Never Ending” to hear firsthand stories from the women on the ground.

Credits:
Host: Cadar Mohamud
Guest: Aliyatou
Season Lead Producer: Khweya Bezeid 
Episode Producer: Lamisah Jahan
Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Writer: Naomi Wrista, Cadar Mohamud & Lamisah Jahan
Sound Design: Youssef Douazou
Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah
Honourable mentions:
Safia Mohamed
Noura A Sheikh
Sawsan Abdillahi

Go back and Fetch - Part 2

We know that Allah SWT has not sent down any disease, but that he also sent its cure. And that cure is His book, His words, His guidance. But are we utilising it? 

In this episode we are joined by Umm Muhammad, who talks to us about the prophetic tradition of Ruqyah - how to revive it and practice it, and how to protect oneself against the trials that we have discussed in the season so far. 

Allah SWT does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear, and this conversation reminds us to return to Him and fear only Him, because he is As-Shifa, our ultimate protector and source of healing.

✨SPONSORS✨:

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✨ Exclusive for The Digital Sisterhood listeners: Use code THANKYOUTDS20 for 20% off—no minimum purchase required! Follow @reefperfumesna to stay updated.

🔹 Support Sudan This Ramadan – 24.7 million people in Sudan—including 14 million children—are facing extreme hunger. The famine is spreading, and families are starving.

Last year, Human Concern International helped over 9,000 people—this year, let’s do more. Ramadan is a month of mercy. Your charity can save lives.

💜 Donate now: launchgood.com/v4/campaign/stand_w_sudan_w_digital_sisterhood [LINK IN BIO]

Credits:
Host: Cadar Mohamud
Guest: Umm Muhammad
Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Episode Producer & Editor: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Lead producer: Khweya Bezeid 
Writer: Maaheen Khan-Bashir
Sound Design: Youssef Douazou
Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah

Honourable mentions:
Sawsan Abdillahi
Safia Mohamed
Noura A. Sheikh

The Cure

This week we’re joined by Umm Dua and her daughter for a collective story of resilience and strength. This mother-daughter duo are bringing us all the message of a lifetime, including a serious reminder to be prepared for the unthinkable; to always go back to the source, the One and the Only, that sent down to you pockets of refuge amidst the most difficult circumstances.

Host: Cadar Mohamud

Guests: Umm Dua & Du’a

Lead producer: Khweya Bezeid 

Episode producer: Khweya Bezeid & Lamisah Jahan

Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir

Writers: Naomi Wirsta & Lamisah Jahan

Sound Design: Youssef Douazou & Yahya Arfouai

Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah

Honourable mentions:

Safia Mohamed

Noura A Sheikh

Sawsan Abdillahi

Pockets of Refuge

In today’s episode, we sit down with Sayema - a Muslim psychotherapist - for a deeply-personal story about the unseen costs of having our lives be too visible online. What began as a mission to offer healing and service turned into a slow, quiet unraveling under the weight of envy, burnout, and the spiritual harm of evil-eye. 

Sayema’s story is raw, reflective, and shows her ultimately-redemptive journey of what happens when the healer via psychotherapy becomes the afflicted; and finds the cure not in the algorithm, but in the Quran, and from Al-Shifa, The One Who Heals.

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Your Chance to Build a House in Jannah—Right Here in Chicago!

Alhamdulillah, after 20 years of service, Barakah Chicago has purchased a historic 20,000 sq ft property in Edgewater—with a beautiful masjid space, classrooms, and a gym. We need your help to raise $900,000 for renovations. Donate today at https://www.barakahchicago.org/center and invest in your akhira.

Jazakum Allahu khairan!

Host: Cadar Mohamud

Guest: Sayema Zulfeqar

Season lead Producer: Khweya Bezeid 

Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir 

Episode Producer: Nada Almoussa

 Writer: Sara Emira & Cadar Mohamud

Sound Design: Youssef Douazou & Yahya Arfouai

Creative director & Cover Art illustrator: Wasima Farah

Ustadh Tim Humble’s Ruqyah Course:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuihjkTS1Xqhv9WB-epHOTXGWm7cCC4rL&si=K0dNkfC61QXKVQ-n 

https://www.amauacademy.com/programs/how-to-perform-ruqyah-on-yourself-and-your-family

 
7-Day Self-Ruqyah Detox Plan:

https://muhammadtim.com/ruqyah/7-day-detox

The Weight of Watching Eyes

Dreams marked the beginning of revelation — and in Islam, they remain a sacred thread to the unseen.

In this episode, we explore the spiritual power of dreams with Ustadh Arif (Abu Muhammad), a dream interpreter who’s helped countless Muslims find meaning in the messages they receive at night.

We also follow Syeda’s powerful journey — a vivid dream that changed everything, told and interpreted live for the first time.

Some dreams fade by morning.But some? They stay with us — and if we listen, they just might lead us home.

✨Community Spotlight: Say Somaali✨

In this episode, we’re highlighting Say Somaali — a grassroots initiative supporting Somali students in Toronto. Now in its 3rd year, their Community Scholarship Fund has already awarded over $30,000 to students in fields like Engineering, Public Health, and Political Science.

Every dollar raised goes directly to students — no overhead, just impact. This year, they’re aiming to raise another $30,000, and The Digital Sisterhood is proud to partner with them.

Visit the LaunchGood link in our show notes below to donate, share, or make duaa. Let’s build the future, together. 

https://www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/say_somaali_community_scholarship_fund

This episode of The Digital Sisterhood was brought to you by our incredible team.

✨Credits ✨

Guests: Syeda Jamal & Ustadh Arif (Abu Muhammad)

Season Producer: Khweya Bezeid 

Episode Producer: Cadar Mohamud & Maaheen Khan-Bashir

Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir

Writer: Cadar Mohamud & Maaheen Khan-Bashir

Sound Design: Youssef Douazou & Yahya Arfouai

Marketing & Design: Wasima Farah

Honourable mentions:

Safia Mohamed

Noura A Sheikh

Sawsan Abdillahi

Fardosa ❤️

References/Services: 

Ustadh Arif Services & Courses: https://linktr.ee/dreamswitharif?fbclid=PAQ0xDSwK5TyBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABp19dB8K9QA_YQCa2EHZMDVKogSV99wwpcnP6Dr861tC_vixi28I6LFqaZVNM_aem_t8Lk6AIyrhLBvMkw15aDYg

Aisha RadiAllahu anha dua (for good dreams):

 Aisha radhi allaahu anha would say in dua:

عن عائشةَ أنَّها كانتْ إذا أرادَتِ النَّومَ تقولُ: اللهم إنِّي أسأَلُكَ رُؤيا صالحةً صادقةً غَيرَ كاذبةٍ، نافعةً غَيرَ ضارَّةٍ. وكانتْ إذا قالتْ هذا قد عرَفوا أنَّها غَيرُ متكلِّمةٍ بشيءٍ حتى تُصبِحَ، أو تَسْتيقِظَ مِن الليلِ.

”‘Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) used to say when she intended to sleep:

‘O Allah, I ask You for a righteous, truthful dream — not false, beneficial and not harmful.’

And when she said this, they (the people around her) would know that she would not speak to anyone until morning or until she woke up during the night.”

Between Despair & Dawn

Before we did it, we laughed about it.

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Cadar Mohamud, the creator of the Digital Sisterhood, tells us the story of how she bloomed from a wallflower to a podcaster. LOL.

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Episode One: The Wall Flower

In the month of the Quran, Hilaal describes her journey in how the Quran went from an unfamiliar book in a foreign language to her calling and way of life.

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Episode Two: When The Crescent Moon Became Full - Part 1

Have you ever asked yourself, "am I worthy to make duaa to Allah?" "how can a 'bad' muslim ask Allah for anything?"
Those questions constantly haunted Cadar's mind until one day she decided to take a chance and step into the power of duaa. The story that followed was the most dramatic love story to ever be told, which left her repeating "Had I known..."

This episode is sponsored by Helping Hand for Relief and Development USA, Head to hhrd.org/tds to donate and find out more about the cause
Help us reach our goal of 25,600 USD which enables us to build six bathrooms giving women and girls access to sanitary and clean washroom.

This episode was brought to you by Beautiful Light Studios
Host: Cadar Mohamud
Producer: Muna Scekomar
Assistant Producers: Nima Harun, Khweya Bezeid
Graphic Designer: Wasima Farah
Marketing Extraordinaire: Sawsan Abdillahi

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