going into Aidh.

So this podcast is about Aid Mubarak

and some really important tips

for the Eid day that the average Muslim makes mistakes on.

As Salam and How are you?

How are you? Welcome to our last Ramadan podcast.

If you don't already know me, I have been with you all Ramadan, kind of pushing you

along.

Al-h-Dhally-Las.

So happy to have so many new faces here, new listeners.

And if you're already knowing, my name is Mindful Muslim.

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

And al-Hand-Dilah, this Ramadan, I've had the opportunity to connect with so many of you. So many of you have started off listening in the podcast, end up in my DMs on Instagram,

end up in our Thrive community, end up in a Ramadan recharge program, end up in all of our

free classes and courses at some point.

And al-h-h-a-l-l-lavle-la, love having you with us and love helping you grow and thrive.

And that's what we do here at Mindful Muslim. Our mission is to help women to grow and thrive together and become better versions of themselves. And

as a Muslim community, that's something really important as, because we often see women

kind of not getting that support, but you have it here. Al-Hamda-Lah. So today's podcast is, like I said,

bittersweet because it is the end of Ramadan, but at the beginning of a new

year, hopefully, for you. And I say that because Ramadan is meant to be. It's not meant to be

like 30 days and that's it. It's meant to be that filling up of your, of your imman and your

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