Make an impact. Do what you love. Leave your legacy. How many times have we heard this? 😥 Whilst our university years are one of our most formative years, they are undoubtedly, one of our most confusing. We are surrounded by people on very different paths and seem like they are living “their dream” whilst we mull around over ours.🎻 Do we really need to always do what we love? What does it actually mean to leave a legacy? How did people who are thriving find their path? 🤔 Brother Kamal is a daee, motivational speaker and exceptional creative media creator whom you all might have seen on OnePath Network 🙌 Making it big and starting out right here in Sydney, from Macquarie University, brother Kamal takes us through his journey and insights of leaving your own legacy 🛣️ 📱Follow @OnePathNetwork on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube for some of the best Islamic media production out there!
Our 20s are a crazy time 🎢 We try to map out what we’re going to do for the rest of our lives, start thinking about marriage and have to deal with the emotional rollercoaster as things don’t always go to plan🗺️ From our studies, to our jobs, to our relationships and more… How do we deal with ourselves when things don't work out? Are others having it as tough as we are? Do things really get better when it doesn’t feel that way? 🤔 Cosy up and hear the journey and gems from none other than Sister Assia - aka. ‘The Mizaan’’!🙌 After just turning 30 and releasing her new book ‘The Winds of Change’, Sister Assia gives all the things she wished she’d known when she was in her 20s. Sister Assia is the founder of the page ‘The Mizaan’ where she runs an Islamic lifestyle blog ranging from wellness, sustainability, dealing with self-criticism and more! 🎉 PS. Did we mention that she has joined us all the way from Paris?🗼 📱Follow @themizaan on Instagram and YouTube for more content! 📖Subscribe to her blog at: https://themizaan.com/
😓 It can be tough being “different” Especially living in the West, we can feel that our ‘Muslim-ness’ is under a microscope. 🔬 Different definitions of fun, different world views, different ways of living - it’s just…different. And quite frankly, it can sometimes make us want to shy away or keep our Islam on the low so we don't feel singled out from the rest of our classmates. But how do we deal with this conundrum? How do we deal with our Muslim-ness? How do we even become unapologetically Muslim? 🤔 Hear insights from none other than Brother Shoaib Hussain - aka. ‘The Sunnah Guy’!🙌 The Sunnah Guy is a public Islamic speaker, influencer, entrepreneur, film-maker and youth worker.🎥 Tune in as he shares his own journey, tackling this conundrum and drops all the gems he has picked up through his work 💎 🥳 PS. Did we mention that he joined us, all the way from England!? 📱Follow @thesunnahguy on Instagram, TikTok and X for more content! 🔗Join his community at the Muslim Global Network: https://mgn.network/
🤔We've all thought about it... Our socials are flooded with people hitting massive milestones, having an entire business at 18 and the list doesn't stop! 🚀 It can eat at us when we feel like we aren't 'doing enough', especially as university students who are trying to make sense of our lectures, fit in our sleep and family time, trying to navigate what we want to do in the future and all emotions that come with being a university student 🎢 🔮We hear our older brothers and sisters tell us that "the future is our youth" and that "we have imaginable potential"..... but what does really mean? what does that look like? how do we tap into our potential? 🔓 Hear and get inspired from none other than sister Raz Aziz 🙌 📱Follow her on instagram @razazziz for more content!
📽️THE MSA TAKE 📽️Episode 2 | To love is to rest 🌍 What do we do when the world becomes too much? In such a fast paced dunya filled with distractions, it’s easy to lose track of your inner compass 🧭and the things that ground you. If you know what we're talking about…then fear not because this episode is your reminder by Hayley to create spaces of rest in your life 🌅 🪴Hayley Louise is a psychology student, revert, museum educator, herbalism and tea enthusiast, and prolific writer for our very own UNSWMSA Publications Team! If you've read any of her pieces then you know she's grown up in the rural outback, so to say she brings a unique perspective is an understatement ✨ May Allah SWT allow us to rest in His remembrance in such a fast paced world - Ameen! 🤲