Salam, Girl!

Asma Bibi grew up in a tight knit Muslim community in Philadelphia. Her parents were both talented sewers and when she got older and couldn't find the type of clothing she wanted, as a Muslim hijabi teen, she began to make her own. 

Her talents caught on fast and after putting in the blood, sweat, and tears needed she caught the eye of the biggest fashion design reality tv show. We are thrilled to have Asma represent the Muslim community and can't wait to see her on the newest season of PR on the Bravo Network! 

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Make sure you tune in to the show that airs Dec 5th on Bravo!

It's that grateful time of year, with Thanksgiving fast approaching here in the US. We decided a show about all the things we say "Alhamdulillah" for would be appropriate for this weeks episode.  

December is our "Artist Series" we will feature some amazing Muslim women from all types of art backgrounds so make sure you are SUBSCRIBED to check it out and never miss an episode!

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We celebrated our 1 year anniversary at the adorable Pink Coffee venue with popular Muslim women's social group, Chai Talks.  We invited a few of the members to join us in talking about how we stay focused on living the straight life, during today's busy world. Happy Anniversary to all of you, our Salam Girls! 

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Happy 1 year anniversary Salam Girl family! We are so excited to celebrate the whole month of November with you! Today's episode features a montage of some of our favorite and most memorable moments our first year of podcasting. Make sure to check our Instagram weekly for our giveaways and special promo discounts!

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This episode is sponsored by www.aweea.com 

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Nilly Naseer-Farooqui is a TEDX Speaker and the face behind the platform @wordsbehindasmile . She is a professional speaker and corporate trainer and on today's show we discuss the struggles and challenges that sometimes we face, in our prayer. 

Nilly walks us through addressing the source of the struggles, how to increase our intentions, and how to overcome the fear of missing out for those who are not native Arab speakers. 

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View her website: https://www.nillynf.com

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We absolutely love doing "Salam Talk" because we get to hear directly from you and give your personalized, tangible advice for the struggles and challenges you might be facing. Everyone has such different life scenarios and we want you to know you don't have to face them alone. We are a community and we stand by each other! 

This episode of Salam Talk faces relationship issues as well as dealing with substance abuse and your spouse having an addiction. InshAllah you will all make dua for all the Sisters out there who are struggling. 

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We dove into a very deep topic when we asked Nadirah P. to talk to us about race and the Muslim community. We talk about responsibility to make change and my favorite, "What not to say to Me".  If you love following Nadirah on Instagram, your going to love this inside look on our show. 

Follow @nadirah.p on Instagram for more from this inspiring and satirical young woman. 

Nahela Morales is a Mexican American convert to Islam, a single Mother, and a marching, shouting, oppression fighting activist.  Listen as she walks us through her conversion to Islam after 9/11 and how she began to live a life completely devoted to the service of the people.  She is non-stop. The Women's March, the border wall, and marching against discrimination are just a few of her usual yearly calendar. She shares her greatest project with ICNA, Embrace, which provides a safe space for converts to Islam to gather, support, and feel they are part of a community.  She can't do enough and she helps us share her vision of community service.

When she was in high school, Lena Sarsour alway knew she wanted to be a designer. Her parents pushed her to pursue a more lucrative career path but that creative gene never burned out. Now along with her husband, Lena has founded a jewelry brand that is truly innovative and unique. Nominalx is becoming the hottest trend in minimal style jewelry and Lena has her own niche focus on the Muslim community. Learn how they have crafted a very populated business into something very intentional.

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Crowdfunding sites are the new norm when it comes to getting started for some in the business, arts, and even charity sectors. LaunchGood is a niche crowdfunding platform for the Muslim community worldwide, with a focus on creative & entrepreneurial Muslims.

Today we are talking with founder and COO, Amany Killawi, about what to expect when pitching yourself to Launch Good and what to expect afterwards. This is everything you didn't know about crowdfunding!

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