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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2020 · 53 MIN

What Does an Islamic Self-Development Framework Look Like?

from ibn abee omar · host Omar Usman

Episode SummaryGoing into the vision, mindsets, and a tazkiyah framework needed for self-development - and how they differ from a secular approach to self-development. Episode NotesBook: In The Early Hours by Khurram MuradProjects & ResourcesBarakah Academy Book Club - Curated reading for faith-based professional developmentKick Your Phone Habit - 30 Day email course to regain focus, reclaim family dinner time, and take control of your relationship with your phoneBook and Gear RecommendationsStay Connectedibnabeeomar.com Newsletter - What Muslim Leaders Read Sign up for the email list at  and get your copy of the 40 hadith on social media ebookSocial Media: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTubeTo support this podcast and related projects, please consider contributing at Patreon. Subscribe to the PodcastApple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/ibnabeeomar_appleGoogle play: http://bit.ly/ibnabeeomar_googleSpotify: http://bit.ly/ibnabeeomar_spotify

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