Muslimah Business Show

In this episode, I'm joined by Zahra Aljabri, coach and co-founder of Practical Muslim. Zahra helps Muslims feel secure in their identity, deepen their trust in Allah, and become confident being visible in their lives and businesses. Drawing from her own journey as an attorney-turned-entrepreneur who faced business burnout, and spiritual misalignment, she now guides Muslims through powerful inner shifts so they can build businesses from a place of faith, not fear. Connect With Zahra and Practical Muslim:  https://www.instagram.com/practicalmuslim/ Download Our FREE Guide Halal & Profitable https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit  

In this episode, we sit down with Michaela Corning, founder of a modest fashion brand and the Barakah Beauty Collective. She also helps Muslimah entrepreneurs with sales and business growth in her new program, Sales Mastery. In our interview, Michaela shares her unique journey from embracing Islam to launching her first business. She opens up about her transition from a 20-year corporate career to becoming a full-time entrepreneur, and how her commitment to ethical, sustainable, and locally-produced fashion sets her apart.  We also dive deep into the importance of sales mastery and mindset for Muslimah entrepreneurs, the value of knowing your ideal customer, and how faith and collaboration have guided her throughout her business journey. Connect With Michaela: Website: https://michaelacorning.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelacorning/ Download Our FREE Guide Halal & Profitable: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit  

In this episode of the Muslim Business Podcast, we sit down with Asma Hamid, founder of The Mommy Reset Clinic, nurse practitioner, to talk about how she turned her own experience into a purpose-driven online clinic for moms. Asma shares how becoming a first-time mom later in life, going through a so-called "geriatric pregnancy," and returning to work four months postpartum opened her eyes to the HUGE gaps in postpartum and women's health. In this conversation, we dive into: Mom guilt, cultural expectations, and giving yourself permission to rest and receive support. Practical strategies for busy moms: habit stacking, time blocking, and taking "minimum viable actions". The business side: how she structured her clinic, markets her services, and uses reviews + word of mouth to build trust. The importance of mental, emotional, and spiritual health for moms—and why getting help is not a weakness. Asma also shares real, doable ideas for how moms can start taking care of themselves now—even if they feel like they have no time, no energy, and a million responsibilities. Learn more about Asma Hamid here: https://www.instagram.com/asmahamid.np/ Connect With Muslimah Business Network: https://www.instagram.com/muslimahbusinessnetwork/

In this episode, we're joined by Bibi Watts, a digital marketing strategist and content creator, who shares how she helps businesses grow through strategic marketing and authentic storytelling. Bibi dives into how entrepreneurs and creators can show up on social media in a way that feels genuine while still promoting their business effectively. We cover: How to tell your story authentically and connect with your audience.  Tips for creating content strategically, including planning and batching posts.   Tools and strategies Bibi uses for content creation, from graphics to captions.  How she weaves her faith into her content thoughtfully, while engaging an audience and clients from diverse backgrounds.  How storytelling can strengthen your brand and attract your ideal clients.  Whether you're a service provider, entrepreneur, or content creator, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you leverage storytelling, content strategy, and your unique perspective to grow your business online. Connect with Bibi Watts: https://www.instagram.com/bibinthecity/ https://www.instagram.com/digitalgrow...

In this episode of the Muslim Business Podcast, we talk to Iman Ahmed Nure and Faria, co-founders of Deen Journeys, a travel and retreat company created exclusively for Muslim women.   Their mission is to design transformative, faith-based experiences that allow Muslim women to deepen their connection with Allah and form lasting sisterhoods through travel.   Iman and Faria share show they launched Deen Journeys, through a friendship that blossomed when they met as complete strangers on a Muslim women's retreat in Spain two years ago.   The impact of that experience, where they felt truly seen, heard, and spiritually uplifted, planted the seed for what would become their own faith-centered travel brand.    They open up about the power of intention, the importance of "messy action," and how relying on Allah (SWT) has guided every step of their entrepreneurial journey.   If you've ever wondered how to blend faith, sisterhood, and adventure—or if you need a boost of motivation to pursue your own purpose-driven business—this episode is for you!   Connect With Deen Journeys: Instagram   Connect With Muslimah Business Network: Download Our FREE Guide: Halal & Profitable Instagram  

In this inspiring episode of The Muslimah Business Show, we talk to Daarina Farooq, Founder & CEO of Blourish, Atlanta's premier luxury floral and event design company. Daarina shares how she turned her love for beauty, design, and creativity into a thriving floral business known for curating intentional, luxury floral experiences for corporate, social, and wedding events. From her humble beginnings helping friends decorate community events to working for Atlanta's top floral design companies, Daarina takes us through her remarkable journey of growth, reinvention, and faith. You'll hear how she pivoted through different business models, rebranded several times, and ultimately built a brand that embodies elegance, intentionality, and purpose. What We Talk About: How Daarina discovered her passion for floral design. The advice she received from the founder of Edible Arrangements that changed everything. Why working for someone else first helped her master her craft. The faith-driven mindset that helped her overcome business challenges as a Muslimah. The power of brand positioning and why she decided to focus solely on luxury florals. Why she believes entrepreneurship is a spiritual journey, that requires faith in Allah. Connect With Daarina: Her website: www.blourish.com Follow on Instagram Connect With Muslimah Business Network: Download Our FREE Guide: Halal & Profitable Instagram

In this episode, Asha Karibou, founder of Bold by Rai and Halaqah Tingz takes us behind the scenes of her journey to entrepreneurship. She shares how relying on Allah gave her the courage and guidance to launch her coffee brand and how countless blessings unfolded along the way. We also dive into: ✨ What it really means to stay true to yourself as a Muslim in business ✨ Why networking within the Muslim community is so important ✨ How we can better support and uplift one another as entrepreneurs Download our FREE Guide - Halal & Profitable: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit Connect With Asha Karibou:  Website: https://www.ashakabirou.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/life_with_rai/ Connect With Muslimah Business Network: Website: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/muslimahbusinessnetwork/  

In this episode, I sit down with Alina Iman Jensen, an Online Business Manager (OBM) who helps coaches and service providers create structure, systems, and strategies so they can run their businesses without stress or burnout. Alina shares her inspiring journey of becoming a Muslimah entrepreneur, navigating struggles while living abroad, and eventually building a business that gives her freedom and stability. She opens up about the lessons she learned as she transitioned from a Virtual Assistant to an OBM, and why building systems is the key to a "calm business." 👉 Connect with Alina: https://www.instagram.com/alinaiman.obm Download Our FREE Guide: Halal & Profitablehttps://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit

In this inspiring episode of the Muslimah Business Network Podcast, we sit down with Nura Goodson, founder of Muslimahs Endure (ME) — a nonprofit dedicated to creating inclusive spaces for Muslim women to move, train, and thrive. Nura shares how her journey began organically, growing from a need in the community into a powerful organization that supports Muslim women through fitness, sisterhood, and faith. We dive into:  How Muslimahs Endure started and the mission behind it  The importance of movement and wellness as an act of faith  The realities of starting and running a nonprofit organization  Why support and collaboration are crucial for Muslim businesses and initiatives This conversation is all about faith-driven entrepreneurship, wellness, and building spaces where Muslim women can truly belong. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, community builder, or just looking for motivation to move with intention, Inshallah, this episode will inspire you to embrace your purpose and support others on their path. Learn more about Muslimahs Endure here: https://muslimahsendure.org/ https://www.instagram.com/muslimahsendure Download our Free Guide - Halal & Profitable: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit

In this episode of The Muslimah Business Show, I share how I packaged up my skills and experience into a profitable coaching business — and how you can do the same. I also dive into the mindset shifts that were necessary to step into this role — especially the importance of building a business with faith at the center. If you're a Muslimah with knowledge, experience, or a passion to help others, coaching might be your next best move. But it requires more than strategy — it requires tawakkul, clarity, and trusting that Allah (SWT) has already written your rizq. ✨ Ready to package your own skills into a coaching offer? Download our free Coaching Guide & Worksheets to get started: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/coach-guide 

In this empowering episode of the Muslimah Business Show Podcast, we speak with Chandria West Sulaiman, a successful real estate professional whose journey into real estate opened the door to financial freedom, personal growth, and purpose-driven living. Chandria shares how she entered the field, what it's like being a Muslim woman in real estate, and how she juggles her roles as a wife, mom, and entrepreneur. We also reflect on how she inspired me to get my real estate license and what it means to support other Muslimahs in this space. What We Discuss:  ✨ How Chandria got started in real estate and what drew her to the field ✨ The impact real estate has had on her family's financial independence ✨ What it means to be a Muslimah in the real estate industry ✨ Navigating professionalism while holding firm to Islamic values ✨ How she balances work, marriage, and motherhood ✨ Why sisterhood and encouragement matter in entrepreneurship Connect with Chandria: Website: https://westchandria.georgiamls.com/   Download our FREE guide: Halal & Profitablehttps://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit  

In this episode of the Muslimah Business Show Podcast, we sit down with the inspiring Halleema Munoz, founder of K5 Learning Essentials. Halleema shares how she transformed her career as an elementary school teacher into a successful tutoring business — and how that evolved into coaching others to do the same. We talk about the power of trusting Allah, starting before you feel ready, and using the skills you already have to build something meaningful and profitable.  What We Discuss:  ✨ Halleema's journey from the classroom to entrepreneurship ✨ The origin and mission of K5 Learning Essentials ✨ How she helps others start tutoring businesses with the skills they already have ✨ The importance of faith-driven action ✨ Letting go of perfection and embracing progress ✨ Advice for Muslimahs ready to launch something of their own Connect With Hallema Munoz: https://tutor-blueprint.com/ Download our FREE guide: Halal and Profitable: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit

In this episode of the Muslimah Business Show, we dive into the topic of wealth mindset and how many Muslims, especially Muslim women, have been conditioned to see wealth as something haram, sinful, or too closely tied to the dunya. We challenge that belief and explore how, as Muslimahs in business, it's time to reclaim wealth as a tool for good, growth, and legacy. This episode is a powerful reminder that Islam does not discourage wealth, it defines how to earn and use it with integrity and intention. Download our FREE guide: Halal and Profitable: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/halalprofit Visit Our Website: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/  

Welcome to the first episode of the Muslimah Business Show Podcast! In this episode we dive into the reason why we started this podcast. We also introduce ourselves, our business backgrounds and what our goal is for the show. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here: https://www.muslimahbusinessnetwork.com/