As salaamu Alaikum, I would like to share that today’s Coffed Chat about Yaa Dhal Jalali Wal Ikram, gave me goosebumps. It filled my soul with so much emotion, hope, renewed faith, tawakkul, and yearning. I loved it and felt as if I was basking in the Glory of Allah’s presence. So much emotion and tears Subhan Allah . May Allah accept our duahs and grant us all what is best for us in this life and the Aakhira.. Ameen🤲🏼❤️

Bismillah 🤍 A return to one of the most powerful invocations ever taught: Yā Hayyu Yā Qayyūm. Many women are holding everything together alone: emotionally financially mentally spiritually This Name reminds us: Allah is the One who sustains. We’ll sit with: • how to use this Name in moments of overwhelm • how it stabilizes the heart • how it protects barakah and decisions • how to return to Allah when you feel scattered This is not information. It’s anchoring.

Every Muslim woman has two relationships with Allah: 1️⃣ The one she currently lives 2️⃣ The one her soul is begging for The gap between the two? That’s where your regret lives. That’s where your yearning burns. That’s where your future self waits for you. Here’s the recipe, sister: 🌙 Wake up for Tahajjud… every night ✨ 30 minutes of dhikr after Tahajjud 🕊 Pray each salah slowly and consciously 🤍 1000 Istighfar every day 💛 1000 Salawat every day No scrolling. No excuses. No “tomorrow.” Because when your relationship with Allah shifts… everything else shifts: → Your heart strengthens → Your rizq expands → Your voice gains influence → Your decisions become bold → Your life becomes barakah-charged You don’t need motivation. You need obedience.

Most Muslim women don’t lack intelligence. They don’t lack ambition. They don’t lack faith. They lack training in how to lead conversations. So they grow up: over-explaining shrinking saying yes when they mean no avoiding difficult conversations feeling unheard… even when they’re capable Influence isn’t manipulation. It’s clarity in speech. And when a woman learns how to speak clearly: people respond differently respect rises opportunities open income expands her presence shifts Not because she became louder. Because she became clearer. This is a learnable skill. And once your words carry weight… everything changes. If this resonates, comment VOICE.

Today’s Coffee Chat was a gentle but powerful re-orientation as we look ahead to the month of Ramadan... not as a season of exhaustion, but as a season of presence, expansion, and beauty. We reflected on how Ramadan is not meant to be lived from the kitchen…but from the heart. Some of the practical and spiritual anchors we covered: • Designing Ramadan so women are not overextended in food preparation • Setting alarms 10 minutes before each salat to shut off the stove, reset, and prepare to stand fully present before Allah ﷻ • Feeding others with intention .. sponsoring iftars, feeding the hungry, giving quietly and generously • Ensuring that 15 minutes before Maghrib, everyone is seated, calm, and focused on dua - the dua of a fasting person- at one of the most auspicious moments of the day We also spoke about using Ramadan as a release point: • Letting go of beliefs that no longer serve you • Releasing outdated inner narratives • Choosing one new belief to carry you from this Ramadan to the next Not 100 changes One aligned belief - lived for 11 months. Then we reflected on the Name of Allah ﷻ: Al-Basit - The Expander. The One who: • widens hearts • expands provision • stretches mercy • amplifies generosity • opens space where there once felt tight Connected to: • Al-Karim - expanding generosity • Al-Wadud - expanding love • Ar-Raḥman - expanding mercy We spoke about integrating Al-Basit into daily dhikr- not to rush expansion, but to receive it with steadiness. Ramadan is not about constriction. It is about holy expansion. May Allah ﷻ expand your heart, your time, your generosity, and your nearness to Him - and may this Ramadan be majestic, spacious, and deeply present. Share your favourite RAMADAN ritual below HasbiyAllahu la ilaha illa Huwa 🤍 Fatima