Friendships enrich our lives. They are also one of the most influential relationships we can have. In this episode, Sh. Ammar Alshukry gives insight on surrounding ourselves with good company, letting go of toxic friendships, and how this special relationship impacts our spiritual well-being. -- ***This episode is sponsored by Baitulmaal*** Baitulmaal provides life-saving, life-sustaining and life-enriching humanitarian aid to under-served populations around the world regardless of faith or nationality. Check out https://baitulmaal.org to donate and learn how you can help families in need today.

Parents. How do we honor them when we feel so disconnected from them? In this episode, host Mohammad Kibiriya sits down with Sh. Tasleem and ask some hard questions you won't want to miss the answers to!

How do we begin this process of self-love? Together with guest Heba El-Haddad, we explore the significance of having a loving relationship with ourselves, challenge some of the post-modern notions of self-care, and discuss why soul-care is important for overall well-being.

Forget everything you thought you knew about relationships. THIS is the most important relationship you can have in life. In fact, it's the GOAT of all relationships. Tune into this week's episode with our Season 2 hosts Mounira Madison and Mohammed Kibiriya as they discuss this important relationship. Can you guess what it is? -- Topic: The most important relationship we can have Hosts: Mounira Madison & Mohammed Kibiriya

The 🔟 blessed days of #DhulHijjah are upon us. In this episode we discuss how to invest in your akhira and ways to maximize the 🔟 best days of the year. -- Topic: Maximizing the 10 best days of the year Guest: Imam Bilal Elsakka | Host: Mohammed Kibriya

Season Finale! Change is inevitable. Learning to navigate change during life transitions when we are so invested in the outcome can preoccupy our thoughts with worry, cause excessive stress and distract us from remembering that Allah is facilitating our affairs for us in the Best of Ways.

Allah (swt) instructs us to “persistently stand firm for Him and be witnesses in justice and not let (the) hatred of people prevent us from being just” (5:8).   Though it is our duty as Muslims to stand for justice it can be utterly overwhelming because there is no shortage of movements to support and causes to advocate for. No matter who you are or what your background is you can make a difference, even when the world is indifferent. Your voice matters whether you stand up for Black lives, Palestine, the Uyghurs or any other people who are oppressed. How will you use it?

S1 Ep. 7: Sometimes, less is more - Shaimaa Kraba | reMAStered Podcast

Reflecting on the Names of Allah  by Jinan Yousef: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/reflecting-on-the-names-of-allah-jinan-yousef/1138318459   Also, we said we'd include this in the show notes as well:    Maryam Amir’s course, “Convos on Women and Religious Texts,” with SWISS: www.suhaibwebb.com  Participate in creating a cultural Quranic Revolution for reviving women’s recitation, memorization and love for the Revelation as experienced by our #FOREMOTHERS, the women Companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Join in via Maryam Amir’s instagram: @themaryamamir and view the interviews from women Quran reciters around the world on her IG or YouTube channel: Maryam Amir   Don't forget the disclaimer!    The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance or products mentioned on the reMAStered podcast does not imply an endorsement by the Muslim American Society.

Here are the books Shaykh Hasib Noor mentioned:   The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg: https://charlesduhigg.com/the-power-of-habit/   Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits   The One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard: https://www.kenblanchard.com/Store/The-New-One-Minute-Manager   The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance or products mentioned on the reMAStered podcast does not imply an endorsement by the Muslim American Society.