Who Are You Becoming? The Islamic Path to Lasting Change Ft. Ustadha Razia Hamidi

Who Are You Becoming? The Islamic Path to Lasting Change Ft. Ustadha Razia Hamidi

Author: Adwam School of Life Coach Training & Certification (by DiscoverU) August 10, 2026 Duration: 1:04:17
Send us Fan Mail Change begins when you look honestly at who you are becoming and where your daily choices are taking you. In this episode, Ustadha Razia Hamidi shares three principles for building emotional resilience through an Islamic framework: defining success through closeness to Allah, choosing discipline over fleeting motivation, and reframing your struggles through a divine lens. Drawing lessons from the life of Ibn Umm Maktum (ra) and the guidance of the Prophet ﷺ, she explains ho...

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