It is so good to be back with you on this Monday. I know it's a Monday. For some people,

that's a good thing. Some people, it's like, nah. But al-habila, it is the end and last days

of Ramadan, an extremely beneficial time. It's also the time when people are kind of like

really losing steam. So it's sometimes we can believe that things are just too hard.

Like, chalas, like there's my goals. I was trying to reach them. I couldn't. Like my So it's sometimes we can believe that things are just too hard.

Like, halas, like there's my goals.

I was trying to reach them.

I couldn't.

Like, might as well just give up and coast out the next couple days.

No.

Today in our podcast, I have just a super quick one.

This is probably one of my quicker ones.

It's just a really, really personal message for my life of something that happened that I just want to hopefully use to inspire you that, no, it's not too late.

And the people who truly want it will definitely achieve. Hello, Sama'a-a-a-a-a-com. Thank you for joining us at the Mindful Muslim-Muslima speaks podcast. I'm your host, Mindful Muslim, coming to you a podcast three times a week until Wednesday. When it comes, after that, we go back to Mondays and Fridays. So looking back to getting into a normal schedule again, but at the same time, it will be extremely sad because I

always know this time of year, it's really hard for people, right? People usually have tons of stuff

going on. I know a lot of women who are, you know, doing exams or work or whatever it is, or just

the kids are just hard with them when you're fasting.

And subhannallah, like, everybody's like, oh, you know, I see women like, oh, I kind of feel

guilty.

I can't wait for Ramadan to end.

And then when Ramadan ends, everybody's like, oh, my gosh, I could feel the difference in the baraka.

Like, my anger is back.

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