This week, I had to take a breath. As a mum, a revert, a creator, sometimes it all becomes a little too connecting and draining. So I’m taking my own advice, and hitting pause.

In this special re-upload, I’m sharing one of my earliest episodes that feels even more relevant today: the difference between feeling connected to Allah and actually being connected. It’s a reminder that stillness isn’t distance. And that taking time for your mental health, your deen, and your family is part of the connection.

If you’re new to the podcast, welcome, this episode will give you a strong foundation. If you’ve heard it before, may it reach you with new clarity.

Next week, I’ll be back with a brand new episode featuring a special guest!

Until then, you can find me on: 🔹 TikTok: @beyondtheshahada 🔹 YouTube: @beyondtheshahada 🔹 UpScrolled: @beyondtheshahada

If you’re a Christian who’s ever wondered what Islam actually teaches without the media filters, without the politics, and without the cultural confusion - this episode is for you.

I’m not here to debate. I’m not here to convert you.

I’m just here to share the truths I never heard as a Christian. Truths about the Quran, Jesus, Mary, women’s rights, and the very God you already believe in.

Because Islam isn’t a new religion. It’s the final message in the same chain that includes Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, peace be upon them all. It’s not a rejection. It’s a continuation.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The real meaning of “Allah”

• Whether Islam has been changed or preserved

• The difference between the Quran, Hadith, and the Bible

• Women’s rights in Islam vs cultural misconceptions

• How Muslims view Jesus and Mary

• Why we don’t worship the Kaaba

• And why there’s no pastor or racial hierarchy in Islam

This is the episode I wish someone had made for me when I was still searching.

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