Maheen Abbasi's guest appearances

Maheen Abbasi

The Women's Mosque of America

Her Zindagi

Nurjahan Boulden

Sofia Haq

Fizaa Dosani

Julia Meltzer

Hosai Mojaddidi

Susan Butler

Laila Alawa

Ani Zonneveld

Aziza Hasan

Nana Asma

Sahar Pirzada

Nadia Rahman

Altaf Saadi

Zahra Billoo

Anum Hussain

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Her Zindagi translates to Her life in Urdu. Its a podcast sharing the untold stories of Muslim and/ or South Asian women living their best lives. Each episode a new guest will be interviewed and they will share their story. This is a place to learn from the incredible women around us.    Maheen Abbasi is a Pakistani Muslim American woman. She was born in Islamabad, Pakistan and moved to the Bay Area with her parents when she was 3. She went to college at UCSD and currently lives in Los Angeles,CA. She is passionate about empowering women and believes everyone should be living their best life.      Follow Her Zindagi on Instagram: @her.zindagi   Find the host, Maheen, on Instagram: @maheen93   If you or someone you know would make a good guest on the podcast or if you have any questions/comments/concerns please email herzindagipodcast@gmail.com

Her Zindagi translates to Her life in Urdu. Its a podcast sharing the untold stories of Muslim and/ or South Asian women living their best lives. Each episode a new guest will be interviewed and they will share their story. This is a place to learn from the incredible women around us.  Maheen Abbasi is a Pakistani Muslim American woman. She was born in Islamabad, Pakistan and moved to the Bay Area with her parents when she was 3. She went to college at UCSD and currently lives in Los Angeles,CA. She is passionate about empowering women and believes everyone should be living their best life.  Follow Her Zindagi on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/her.zindagi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@her.zindagi</a> Find the host, Maheen, on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/maheen93/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@maheen93</a> If you or someone you know would make a good guest on the podcast or if you have any questions/comments/concerns please email <a href="mailto:herzindagipodcast@gmail.com">herzindagipodcast@gmail.com</a>

Intro Episode - Meet your Host Maheen Abbasi

Khateebah Maheen Abbasi delivers a special khutbah for American Muslim youth and anyone struggling with their faith identities at The Women's Mosque of America on September 27, 2019. In this amazing and candid khutbah, Maheen speaks openly about how she went from being a child who resented her Pakistani and Muslim identities to becoming an adult who now feels fully aligned and at peace with her Muslim, American, and Pakistani identities. Maheen shares her delightful practice of starting "car talks" with God through which she learned how to truly rely on God for the first time in her life.  Bio: Maheen Abbasi is an activist, mentor and dreamer. She immigrated to American from Pakistan when she was 3 years old. She grew up in the Bay Area with her 3 siblings and millions of cousins. She went to college at the University of California, San Diego, where she studied cognitive science and business. For the past 5 years she’s worked at Twitter and Google in Product Management. She is currently working on starting her own women’s empowerment business to help motivate young Muslim girls.   Maheen was born into Islam and grew up struggling with her connection to her religion. She had a hard time balancing her Pakistani and American identities. At one point she felt so lost, she didn’t even know if she still identified as a Muslim. After years of personal development, self realizations and countless motivational books she’s come to have the most intimate relationship with God that she’s had so far and a complete certainty in her faith.  Maheen is passionate about women’s rights and girls education. She wants to empower all women to be able to live as their truest selves and to help them foster a real relationship with their maker. Maheen aspires to dedicate her entire life and career to God’s love and message. 

Khateebah Maheen Abbasi delivers a special khutbah for American Muslim youth and anyone struggling with their faith identities at The Women's Mosque of America on September 27, 2019. In this amazing and candid khutbah, Maheen speaks openly about how she went from being a child who resented her Pakistani and Muslim identities to becoming an adult who now feels fully aligned and at peace with her Muslim, American, and Pakistani identities. Maheen shares her delightful practice of starting "car talks" with God through which she learned how to truly rely on God for the first time in her life. Bio: Maheen Abbasi is an activist, mentor and dreamer. She immigrated to American from Pakistan when she was 3 years old. She grew up in the Bay Area with her 3 siblings and millions of cousins. She went to college at the University of California, San Diego, where she studied cognitive science and business. For the past 5 years she’s worked at Twitter and Google in Product Management. She is currently working on starting her own women’s empowerment business to help motivate young Muslim girls.  Maheen was born into Islam and grew up struggling with her connection to her religion. She had a hard time balancing her Pakistani and American identities. At one point she felt so lost, she didn’t even know if she still identified as a Muslim. After years of personal development, self realizations and countless motivational books she’s come to have the most intimate relationship with God that she’s had so far and a complete certainty in her faith. Maheen is passionate about women’s rights and girls education. She wants to empower all women to be able to live as their truest selves and to help them foster a real relationship with their maker. Maheen aspires to dedicate her entire life and career to God’s love and message.

"Balancing Religion And Culture While Forging Our Own Path to God" by Maheen Abbasi (9/27/19)

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imam -- Maheen Abbasi answers questions from the congregation on how to naviagate free will vs. faithful trust, and she shares candidly from her experiences to help the congregation forge a deeper, more personal relationship with God.

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imam -- Maheen Abbasi answers questions from the congregation on how to naviagate free will vs. faithful trust, and she shares candidly from her experiences to help the congregation forge a deeper, more personal relationship with God.