EPISODE · May 31, 2026 · 50 MIN
Sex & Power with Sammy: Satire, Apostasy, and the Power of Haram Doodles
from The Divorcing Religion Podcast · host Janice Selbie
Sex & Power PodcastGuest: Sammy, Haram DoodlesMy guest today is ex-Muslim atheist, artist, and activist Sammy, the creator behind Haram Doodles. Raised in the U.S. as a first-generation South Asian Muslim, Sammy left Islam over a decade ago. In her words, she left “because I’m a woman.”In this episode, Sammy shares what it was like growing up with strict religious expectations for girls, and how creating Haram Doodles became her way of exposing double standards and telling the stories many Muslim women were never allowed to voice. FIND SAMMY: www.haramdoodles.comInstagram @haramdoodlesTikTok @HaramDoodlesX @haramdoodlesYouTube HaramDoodles FIND JANICE SELBIE, MPCCJanice Selbie is a clinical counsellor, religious recovery coach, best-selling author, speaker, and educator.🔹 Follow Janice on social media: @DivorcingReligion 🔹 Free Consultation: https://www.divorcing-religion.com/ 🔹 Free Religious Trauma Support Group: https://www.divorcing-religion.com/free-religious-trauma-support-group This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, contact your local Emergency Services for assistance. Views expressed by guests are not necessarily those of the host.Support the show
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Sex & Power Podcast Guest: Sammy, Haram Doodles My guest today is ex-Muslim atheist, artist, and activist Sammy, the creator behind Haram Doodles. Raised in the U.S. as a first-generation South Asian Muslim, Sammy left Islam over a decade ago. In her words, she left “because I’m a woman.” In this episode, Sammy shares what it was like growing up with strict religious expectations for girls, and how creating Haram Doodles became her way of exposing double standards and telling the stories...
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