In this episode, we feature Asmaa Hussein, a seasoned author and the visionary behind Ruqaya’s Bookshelf. We engage in pivotal discussions about the unique challenges faced by single Muslim mothers and the necessity of fostering independence and self-reliance in women and girls. Asmaa imparts personal wisdom from her ongoing journey of navigating life after losing her husband, finding strength in her parental role, and using the cathartic power of writing to deal with grief. We, likewise, explore the concept of solo parenting, the importance of male figures in women's lives, and Asmaa's experiences visiting various countries.
Tune in for a fresh perspective on love, loss, and the ebb and flow of life.
Key Points in This Episode
00:00 Introduction
10:10 Coping Mechanisms in Grief
18:30 The Impact of Grief
20:17 Grief in Muslim Community
31:50 Empower Girls to be Self-Reliant in Relationships.
39:39 Single Moms’ Struggles
41:46 Financial Exploitation of Independent Women
58:24 Parent-Child Relationship
About Asmaa Hussein
Asmaa is the founder of Ruqaya’s Bookshelf, a publishing company based in Canada. She is a seasoned author with a decade-long experience in the writing industry. She has contributed significantly to the literary world through her numerous publications, mainly focusing on children's literature and crafting masterpieces for adults. Asmaa has dedicated her time to refining her writing skills and sharing her knowledge, offering writing workshops for both children and adults. Her ability to captivate audiences with her written words has generated a myriad of fans who are always eager to hear her insights. Despite her accomplishments, Asmaa remains humble and committed to her writing craft.
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Hejaz, Australia’s leading financial group, offers a comprehensive suite of Sharia-compliant products and services to the Islamic community. Dive into the world of Islamic finance and discover more about Hejaz Financial Services at www.hejazfs.com.au.
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Co-Hosted by Muzzammil Dhedhy
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In this episode, we feature Asmaa Hussein, a seasoned author and the visionary behind Ruqaya’s Bookshelf. We engage in pivotal discussions about the unique challenges faced by single Muslim mothers and the necessity of fostering independence and self-reliance in women and girls. Asmaa imparts personal wisdom from her ongoing journey of navigating life after losing her husband, finding strength in her parental role, and using the cathartic power of writing to deal with grief. We, likewise, explore the concept of solo parenting, the importance of male figures in women's lives, and Asmaa's experiences visiting various countries.
Tune in for a fresh perspective on love, loss, and the ebb and flow of life.
Key Points in This Episode
00:00 Introduction
10:10 Coping Mechanisms in Grief
18:30 The Impact of Grief
20:17 Grief in Muslim Community
31:50 Empower Girls to be Self-Reliant in Relationships.
39:39 Single Moms’ Struggles
41:46 Financial Exploitation of Independent Women
58:24 Parent-Child Relationship
About Asmaa Hussein
Asmaa is the founder of Ruqaya’s Bookshelf, a publishing company based in Canada. She is a seasoned author with a decade-long experience in the writing industry. She has contributed significantly to the literary world through her numerous publications, mainly focusing on children's literature and crafting masterpieces for adults. Asmaa has dedicated her time to refining her writing skills and sharing her knowledge, offering writing workshops for both children and adults. Her ability to captivate audiences with her written words has generated a myriad of fans who are always eager to hear her insights. Despite her accomplishments, Asmaa remains humble and committed to her writing craft.
Powered by:
Hejaz, Australia’s leading financial group, offers a comprehensive suite of Sharia-compliant products and services to the Islamic community. Dive into the world of Islamic finance and discover more about Hejaz Financial Services at www.hejazfs.com.au.
Connect with Asmaa Hussein on Social Media:
Hosted by Ali Ozyon
Co-Hosted by Muzzammil Dhedhy
Connect with Out of Interest Podcast