In this episode, Dr. Amal El Hawari discusses the multifaceted challenges of parenting in today's world, emphasising the importance of understanding children's behaviour and the pressures parents face. She shares insights from her experience as a paediatrician and author, highlighting the need for effective communication and connection between parents and children. The conversation also touches on cultural differences in parenting approaches and the significance of seeking medical advice while being open to alternative solutions. Dr. Amal's book, 'Ten Keys to Tame the Lion and Pet the Monkey,' offers practical principles for parents to navigate their parenting journey with confidence and kindness.

In this episode of 'People with Impact', Aisha Abdul Hadi interviews the trustees of the Yusra Foundation; Quayuma Rahman and Fahima Begum, who share their personal experiences with SEND children and the challenges faced during their Umrah pilgrimage. They discuss the foundation's mission to provide support and assistance to families with special needs children, making the pilgrimage more accessible. The conversation highlights the lack of provisions for SEND children in the community and the importance of inclusion and support for these families. The Yusra Foundation aims to bridge this gap by offering tailored assistance and plans for future initiatives, including Islamic education for SEND children. https://www.yusrafoundation.org.uk

In this episode, the second lecture delivered in reading Masjid, we explore what true sisterhood looks like when it is rooted in taqwa — consciousness of Allah. In a world where many Muslim women feel isolated, misunderstood, or wounded by past relationships, Islam offers us a higher model of connection: bonds built for the sake of Allah that uplift, protect, and empower. We discuss the importance of righteous companionship, how taqwa shapes healthy relationships, and why not every friendship is meant to look the same. This episode also addresses common struggles in sisterhood — comparison, jealousy, broken trust, and emotional exhaustion — and how setting boundaries is actually part of fearing Allah. Whether you are a mother, a single sister, navigating loneliness, or seeking deeper faith-centred friendships, this conversation will remind you that sincere sisterhood is an act of worship. When women come together with Allah at the centre, hearts heal, faith grows, and bonds become a means of drawing closer to Him.

This talk was given live in Reading Masjid's Sister's Conference. In a world that rewards exposure and constant visibility, Islam offers a different path. The Hidden Pearl: Modesty as Her Strength explores the true meaning of ḥayāʾ (modesty) — not as weakness, but as a source of dignity, confidence, and inner power. Through Qur’anic reflections, prophetic teachings, and timeless examples of righteous women, this talk invites Muslimahs to reconnect with modesty as a means of honour, self-respect, and closeness to Allah.

In this episode, we explore powerful duas for our children taken from the Qur’an and Sunnah — duas for their iman, character, protection, health, and future. Parenting can feel overwhelming, but turning to Allah reminds us that we are never raising our children alone. This is a reminder that: Dua is a form of active parenting Allah cares about our children more than we ever could Even when we feel tired, worried, or unsure, dua reaches where our hands cannot Whether you are making dua for a newborn, young child, teenager, or adult child, these supplications are a way to place your trust back with Allah and find peace in your heart.

Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or in need of a reset? In this episode, we talk about how to make a fresh start as a Muslimah — through tawbah, intention, and small consistent steps that bring you back to Allah with hope and clarity.

Step into 2026 with intention, clarity, and a stronger connection to Allah. In this motivational video, Aisha Abdul Hadi shares simple, powerful reminders to help you reset your mindset, protect your time, and build habits that support you as a Muslimah, mother, and believer. Discover how to prioritise your iman, heal your inner voice, create calmer routines, and make this year the turning point you’ve been waiting for.

In this episode, I dives into the silent struggle so many Muslim women face: negative self-talk. From feelings of not being “good enough” to the constant guilt and pressure of motherhood, we explore what Islam teaches us about our worth and how to reshape our inner voice with compassion, dhikr, and clarity. You’ll learn how to identify harmful thoughts, challenge them with Qur’an and Sunnah, and rebuild a healthier, calmer mindset rooted in tawakkul and self-mercy. A gentle, faith-filled episode to help you think better, feel lighter, and speak to yourself the way Allah wants for you — with hope and kindness.