EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 13 MIN
I Thought I Trusted Allah… But Really I Just Wanted Control
from The Muslim Doula Diaries Podcast · host Casey from Mamacub Wellness
In this episode of The Audacious Noor Podcast, I explores the difference between genuine tawakkul and the exhausting need to control every outcome.This conversation is for the women who:- constantly overthink,- struggle with anxiety and uncertainty,- carry the emotional weight of everyone around them,- fear things not going to plan,- and feel mentally exhausted trying to hold everything together.We talk about:- why control often comes from fear,- how perfectionism and overthinking affect women emotionally,- the pressure women place on themselves to stay “strong,”- surrender in pregnancy, birth, marriage, motherhood, and everyday life,- and what trusting Allah actually looks like when life feels uncertain.This episode is a gentle but a honest conversation about fear, softness, nervous system survival, and learning to emotionally rest in Allah instead of trying to control every outcome ourselves.If you’ve ever said:“I trust Allah”…while secretly spiralling internally,this episode is for you.🎙 Hosted by Casey from Mamacub Wellness 📍Western Sydney Doula & Hijama SupportInstagram: @mamacub_wellness Website: Mamacub WellnessConnect with me:Instagram: @mamacub_wellness Website: Mamacub Wellness
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In this episode of The Audacious Noor Podcast, I explores the difference between genuine tawakkul and the exhausting need to control every outcome. This conversation is for the women who: - constantly overthink, - struggle with anxiety and uncertainty, - carry the emotional weight of everyone around them, - fear things not going to plan, - and feel mentally exhausted trying to hold everything together. We talk about: - why control often comes from fear, - how perfectionism and overthinking af...
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