So post-Ramadan, it's usually a very interesting time for people. It's a time where some people

are thriving. They're literally doing just fine. They're continuing, coasting off of Ramadan.

Everything is in the good, right? Everything is in the green. Everyone is still progressing and making their natural

abeda and all those things. And some people are starting to slip down that slippery slope,

maybe even get a little depressed. And it just starts to not feel so good, starts to feel a bit

negative. And they don't know how to get back that really good feeling

they had in La M-Malon, or maybe they never had one to begin with, but they definitely don't want to

return back to their old selves. In this podcast, we're definitely going to be addressing how we

kind of handle that here, and also touching a bit on world events.

Hello, Samalakun. Thank you for joining us here at the Mindful Musma Speaks podcast. I'm your host, Mindful Musma, bringing a podcast two times a week now that Ramadan is over. I know there was like a big high where we were doing like three times a week, but two times a week now that Ramadan is over on topics that you guys love, like marriage, relationships, parenting, really really good stuff love and I'm actually coming up in June many of

you'll be excited to know we are reopening our free marriage class on how to find

a spouse this is where we have had just an incredible amount of feedback from you guys of how much you're loving it and benefiting you.

And I have a surprise about that in a second.

We're going to be doing a free challenge. We've done it before on Facebook. We'll probably be doing it on Instagram.

No need to sign up. It'll probably just show up on my Instagram but inshulbizn't a nice happy note and then I'll jump into like the

whole aidin post Ramadan thing in that program we work with so many women on

how to find this spouse and a lot of women that come into the program they're they're

having a lot of like need for clarity on how the process goes because we noticed

that the majority of Muslims don't do it right in terms of

they just follow their culture, they follow what their parents are saying,

or maybe they've been divorced and they don't know why things didn't work out,

or they kind of do know why, but they don't want to repeat it the second time.

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