Alia Taha's guest appearances

Alia Taha

Unswtnd + Unfltrd

Sofia Haq

Lisa Vogl

Berak Hussain

Najwa Zebian

Melanie Elturk

Sara Ahmed

Jackie Courtney

Heba Shaheed

Hemali Mistry

Aminah Musa

Sahar Shafi

Khitam Masoud

Sara Bawany

Shaymaa Ismaa

Youssra Kandil

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If I asked you, do you love yourself, what would you say?In Episode 35 of Season 2, we sit down with Alia Taha, who isn't a stranger to our podcast (she was a guest on Season 1), to discuss the root of self love and the resilient act of choosing to love ourselves despite our flaws, traumas and lived experiences.When you sit across from Alia, you know you will always leave the conversation feeling empowered, motivated and loved. Alia is the type of friend who beautifully reminds you of Allah and His mercy. In this raw conversation, she also reminds us that we are worthy of loving ourselves even in our darkest moments and that God has intended to create us perfectly imperfect.We are constantly searching for self love in all of the wrong places and we are chasing validation from Allah's creation rather than the Creator Himself. True self love is the ability to see ourselves through the eyes of Allah.And in today's episode, we will be connecting the dots between the ability to love ourselves and how it relates back to our journey with God.Enjoy and remember to follow us on Instagram: @unsweetenedandunfilteredFollow Alia Taha on Instagram:@aliataha_ 

If I asked you, do you love yourself, what would you say? In Episode 35 of Season 2, we sit down with Alia Taha, who isn't a stranger to our podcast (she was a guest on Season 1), to discuss the root of self love and the resilient act of choosing to love ourselves despite our flaws, traumas and lived experiences. When you sit across from Alia, you know you will always leave the conversation feeling empowered, motivated and loved. Alia is the type of friend who beautifully reminds you of Allah and His mercy. In this raw conversation, she also reminds us that we are worthy of loving ourselves even in our darkest moments and that God has intended to create us perfectly imperfect. We are constantly searching for self love in all of the wrong places and we are chasing validation from Allah's creation rather than the Creator Himself. True self love is the ability to see ourselves through the eyes of Allah. And in today's episode, we will be connecting the dots between the ability to love ourselves and how it relates back to our journey with God. Enjoy and remember to follow us on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/unsweetenedandunfiltered/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@unsweetenedandunfiltered</a> Follow Alia Taha on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aliataha_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@aliataha_</a>

The Resilient Act of Loving Oneself Through Our Journey Back to God w/ Alia Taha

In Episode 31, Alia Taha joins us as she shares her take on the current state of the hijab. As a hijabi, Alia offers some insight on the battle most women are dealing with; the struggle to keep it on. As we have seen an influx of women deciding to remove the hijab, it’s Alia’s faith and connection to God that keeps her motivated it put it on every day. But that connection hasn’t always been as solid as it is today. Alia opens up about the moments she grappled with the idea of removing the hijab and what it was that brought her back to it. The term “Modern Muslim” is also dissected throughout this episode. Is there really such a thing? Alia explains that because our religion is timeless, the term “Modern Muslim” is really just an oxymoron. When it comes to anxiety, Alia tells us she is no stranger to that struggle as well. But it’s through a creative outlet that she begins to find her peace. Alia’s writing serves as a tool that helps her and her many followers bond over the life experiences many of us deal with. Losing a loved one is beyond tough, but losing a parent is indescribable. Alia talks about losing her father ( Allah yer7amo), the hardships she faced coming to terms with his passing and the way she’s used those moments to realize there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Alia's new outlook on life is one we can all learn and benefit from. Enjoy and remember to follow us on Instagram: @unsweetenedandunfilteredFollow Alia on instagram: @aliataha_Follow along with Alia's writing: @aliataha_writing

In Episode 31, Alia Taha joins us as she shares her take on the current state of the hijab. As a hijabi, Alia offers some insight on the battle most women are dealing with; the struggle to keep it on. As we have seen an influx of women deciding to remove the hijab, it’s Alia’s faith and connection to God that keeps her motivated it put it on every day. But that connection hasn’t always been as solid as it is today. Alia opens up about the moments she grappled with the idea of removing the hijab and what it was that brought her back to it. The term “Modern Muslim” is also dissected throughout this episode. Is there really such a thing? Alia explains that because our religion is timeless, the term “Modern Muslim” is really just an oxymoron. When it comes to anxiety, Alia tells us she is no stranger to that struggle as well. But it’s through a creative outlet that she begins to find her peace. Alia’s writing serves as a tool that helps her and her many followers bond over the life experiences many of us deal with. Losing a loved one is beyond tough, but losing a parent is indescribable. Alia talks about losing her father ( Allah yer7amo), the hardships she faced coming to terms with his passing and the way she’s used those moments to realize there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Alia's new outlook on life is one we can all learn and benefit from. Enjoy and remember to follow us on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/unsweetenedandunfiltered/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@unsweetenedandunfiltered</a> Follow Alia on instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aliataha_/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@aliataha_</a> Follow along with Alia's writing: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aliataha_writing/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@aliataha_writing</a>

Removing the Hijab, Connecting With God Spiritually and Ritualistically and Losing a Parent with Alia Taha