Before starting this episode, we'd like to give a trigger warning.

In this episode, we discuss topics of rape and sexual assault.

As-salamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.

It is your girl, Adad, and you're listening to the Digital Sisterhood podcast.

In the beginning of the pandemic, back when we thought COVID was only going to be two weeks,

I had come across this woman that just was so articulate and intentional and inspiring,

and just had- it's almost like she lived 100 years, right?

And I remember I was first introduced to Sister Angelica, or as popularly known as the

Village Auntie, in this Weta group that I was invited to during Ramadan.

I was like a bunch of sisters that came together and wanted to benefit each other.

Obviously because during this time we were having our first Ramadan in a pandemic, and

we all knew that Ramadan was going to feel a lot different.

And so some of the ways that we tried to remedy that was to start a group chat.

And I remember the sister would organize different events, and have different sisters come

on, and we would go on Zoom, and we would do like a workshop or a webinar or some sort

of talk.

And I remember the week that Sister Angelica, or I like the car, is Auntie K. Maun.

And she was talking about- and this is the first time I've ever seen her.

I've never heard of her before that.

She was talking about self-love.

And she was talking about our religion in relation to it.

And it was a way I've never seen somebody do it before, right?

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