@diaryroompodcast: A sin is a sin no matter who does it

Scentational :

The beauty of this deen is that even struggling to hold onto it still counts with Allah. You don’t have to be flawless to be seen, accepted, or rewarded by Him that’s the point. So to every hijabi doing her best while being judged from every direction keep going. Allah sees what people overlook, and their noise doesn’t change your sincerity ❤️

ain't me :

Keiabeia25 :

The burden on us is crazy!!! I needed to hear this 🥺

Mila Anderson :

THANK YOU!!! Needed this sm 🙏🏼♥️

ع :

This is such a beautiful conversation that needed to be shared 💗💗

ꨄ Madz :

Okay Duaa I need the sweater referenceee

mama :

Love this topic, thank you for bringing it up!! It’s easier for people to judge us because our faith is visible, but that doesn’t make us any less of a hijabi. We’re human before anything, still learning, still growing, still deserving of grace just like everyone else.

Noor :

More podcasts from these ladies!!!!

£mir :

aaliyanfunnypriva :

First

مايا >33 :

This is so true. I needed to hear this🫶🏽

Muizzah💞 :

Louder sister!!

ayan Elmi :

masha allah 👍

🇲🇦 :

33:33

Süheylanur ☪︎ :

‘That’s a burden I didn’t ask for’ so realll. I wanted to be closer to Allah swt, not to be judged, pressured or told what to do by strangersss.

Nad1nn_ :

I love these girls -we hijabis have it HARD ENOUGH we should encourage each other ESPECIALLY as women

Siham🦦 :

Duaa looks good in brown

Bahtiya abdulaziz :

I In Islam, it is not okay to say "wallahi" (by Allah) every time. While saying it occasionally to emphasize a serious truth is permissible, using it casually or habitually is highly discouraged and considered disrespectful.🙏

K :

Facts ❤️