I think each and every one of us, as much as we love our parents, can think of a time where they have really hurt us.

Some of us are even still being hurt by them right now, right?

And some of us have the ability now, we don't realize that this unconscious ability to now hurt other people that we love because of the

traumatic experiences or words of our parents and what they've said before us.

It is a cycle.

So today's podcast is for you.

It's for maybe three different groups of women.

It is for you if you are currently living with your parents and struggling with a toxic or what you feel like is a toxic environment.

It is for you if you feel like you're out of your household of your parents, but you have this baggage, this weight, this pain of just horrible things that have been said or done to you.

And this is also for you if you are currently a parent trying to raise healthy Muslim kids

and not quote unquote ruin them, right, with toxic behaviors that might have been

a result of things that happened when you were a child.

So today's podcast, we're going to talk about some toxic things that should never have been said to you or that you never should say to your child. Hello, Samu'a'a'a'a'a

Thank you for joining us here at the Mindful Muslim Speaks podcast.

I'm your host, Mindful Muslim, coming to you twice a week about topics of love, marriage,

faith, all types of intertwining of your Islamic life and your modern identity.

Kind of our mission here is to empower Muslim women to help them go from simply surviving

everyday life to thriving as women of impact.

And we help women balance the modern world and living while excelling in their Islamic

identity.

And that's what we are very passionate about here.

And we really, really are striving to create a stronger identity and quality of life for

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