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EPISODE TWENTY-SEVEN: An Answered Dua, Part two.

In this second part of the 3 part wrap-up series, The Digital Sisterhood team continues to reminisce the spectacular year they had in creating, envisioning & bringing to life what we now know as, the Biggest Global Sisterhood ✨

EPISODE TWENTY-FIVE: When We Remember Him.

In this episode, we invite Halima Aweis, popularly known as Jedi.limz on Tiktok. She shares with us her story of how the sudden awareness of her father’s illness has pushed her towards understanding that true rest only comes from Allah.

EPISODE TWENTY THREE: When The Cat Lady Found True Love.

Love is beautiful, love is patient; love is kind. It’s also scary, messy and kinda awkward. In this episode we speak with Leema, as she chronicles her search for meaning and love and the lessons she learned along the way.

EPISODE EIGHT: Weathering The Storm

Jowhara luula, a neurodivergent artist shares her stories of navigating the adversities in her life as it strengthened her spirituality and developed her sense of self.

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Salam TDS family!

I’m here to let know you (if you don’t know already) that on our website we drop a new Blog post EVERY week. They are written by our incredible authors & team members @aifassafia & Lina Ahmed 🤍

You can check it out on our website @ https://t.co/0DB4UHEk1W

EPISODE FIVE: Advice my sisters gave me 💗

For our special Eid episode, we decided to turn the mic to the sisterhood & listen to the advice given to us by our listeners all over the world. I can actually begin to visualise the sisterhood I know that exists out there💛 *NOW LIVE

EPISODE THREE IS LIVE.

In part 2 of Hilaal's story, she tells us more about how the Quran remained her companion through the toughest moments of her life.

Enjoy! This ones a bit of a tear jerker 😩🌙

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