Ever typed these questions into your podcast app?

“How do I raise Muslim kids in a non-Muslim society?”
“How can I discipline my child in a way that’s actually Islamic?”
“What does Islam say about gentle parenting?”
“How do I stop yelling and start parenting with patience and purpose?”

In a world of curated feeds and quick fixes, the sacred reality of early motherhood and womanhood often gets buried under pressure, perfectionism, and parenting hacks that miss the mark. Sacred Seasons brings things back to what truly matters, raising ourselves righteous children through a life grounded in purpose, identity, and connection with Allah.

Hosted by a fellow Muslim mom and parenting educator Eman Ahmed, this podcast isn’t here to sugarcoat your struggles or hand you surface-level advice. Instead, I take a deep, honest dive into what it really means to parent through the lens of Islam, where your worship, identity, and motherhood are not separate roles, but deeply intertwined.

From deconstructing popular parenting trends to unlearning the pressure to perform, each episode explores the raw, real, and often spiritual work of becoming the parent Allah meant you to be.

Whether you're in the thick of tantrums or navigating tweenhood, this podcast is your space to reflect, recharge, and reorient so you can lead your home with congruence, confidence, clarity.

Sacred Seasons is more than just a podcast. It’s a quiet rebellion against performative parenting and a return to parenting that is rooted in Islam, led by identity, and built for our akhirah.

Subscribe now and let’s raise our children, and ourselves, with pure intentions in our sacred seasons.

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Ways to work with me:

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