Samuaykum. Halfway through Ramadan, people usually have a pretty big dip, a dip in energy,

motivation, and the like. That's kind of like why in our course we're doing regular check-ins

and the community is very supportive of one another. But for the average working woman,

women with kids at home, I mean just trying to get through the day, what does

Ramadan look like? And so today we have a very special guest. In fact, one of our loyal listeners

coming on, coming back on, as she promised she would, to talk about her Ramadan experience at

home as a modern Muslim who has to work and who has a child and another on the way.

And so let's find out exactly how she's being productive in Ramadan despite the odds. People, We know We're going to be able

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The podcast where we are empowering women to grow and thrive. since Ramadan started, I've gotten a lot of new listeners. And I just wanted to say, if I

haven't already, thank you so much for coming on to the Mindful Muslim family. And if you don't

already know me, obviously my name is Mindful Muslim. I'm the host of this podcast and I'm a licensed

educator of 20 years and kind of like a big sister to the community. I'm a mom of five and we

cover all kinds of topics on love, relationships,

life hacks. I mean, if you go through it as a modern Muslim, we are talking about it.

Especially, I wanted to remind some of the listeners, before I jump in today's topic.

I have another guest, super, super excited, an amazing mom, an amazing career woman, just a gorgeous soul.

And so I'm going to bring her on in a second.

But I did want to say for the new listeners that if you're struggling with some different

things, I just wanted to point out where you might be able to find them within my podcast.

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