Assalamualaikum. In today's session, MM answered a lot of questions, in which she kept coming back to learning how to talk to men and deciphering their responses correctly. I have a question: Is the free resource on "Islamic Femininity" enough to understand this? Or should we read some additional books? Let me know, sisters, if you know any good books or YouTube channels (cuz I watch a lot) on this topic that you've come across.

Let's get real, sis. We all have that one fear that keeps us up at night when we think about getting married. Maybe it's losing yourself, choosing wrong, dealing with in-laws, financial struggles, or something completely different. 👇 VOTE in the poll below, then drop a comment explaining WHY:

Mindful Muslimah is planning next YouTube content, and this time I want it to come straight from you.. the women in this community. Mindful Muslimah will be creating few new videos, and she want those video to be exactly what you're going through, curious about, or wish someone would finally talk about. 👇 Drop your topic or title ideas in the comments below. The two that resonate most (or come up the most) will be the ones she create! Can't wait to see what you all want to hear. 🤍

Sometimes I feel like finding a spouse isn't even the hardest part... it's dealing with my parents. I know they love me. I know they want what's best for me. But sometimes it feels like we're speaking completely different languages. Every conversation ends in frustration. They don't seem to understand where I'm coming from. I don't know how to bring things up without it turning into an argument. Then I feel guilty because I don't want to disrespect them, but I also don't want to stay stuck forever. Has anyone else been through this? How did you handle it? How did you keep the relationship with your parents healthy while also trying to move forward in your spouse search? I'd really love to hear from sisters who understand. ❤️

Not every wound is visible, but they all show up in marriage. One sister shared, "I thought marriage would heal me. It only revealed what I hadn't dealt with." The work you do on yourself now is a gift to your future marriage. What is healed in you will not be projected onto him. What is one thing you're actively healing right now? 🤍