The SuperMuslimah Project is a project designed to support, motivate and encourage Muslim women to step forward in their lives with confidence.
Through working with Muslim women for over 20 years in many different countries and circumstances, I’ve seen many of the same themes recurring time and time again. There are many women who want to do more with their lives; they want to be better Muslimahs, wives, daughters, mothers, friends; they want to have an occupation that suits their character and abilities; they want to cope better with the changes that happen in their lives, but there is something stopping them.
When this happens they may try to pretend that all is well and they don't really mind, but inside they are feeling dissatisfied. Maybe they have tried to change things in the past and they didn’t work out the way they had hoped, so they procrastinate about trying again to avoid the issue. Or maybe the fear of trying something new and failing makes them avoid even thinking about trying, so they block the thoughts out and slip into laziness and lethargy. In the worst case scenario, they may even give in, resigning themselves to what is and feel powerless to change their circumstances.
The SuperMuslimah Project is for just those women. Through blog posts and articles, a Facebook page, coaching, courses and events, insha Allah, we will open doors, show new insights, inspire women and support them to see their life through new eyes, to realise that there is another way, that there is hope and that they can make positive changes in their lives.
We hope that you’ll join us in the SuperMuslimah Project, so we can all start:
Stepping Forward with Confidence together!
If you need support to take your next step either:
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The SuperMuslimah Project was established by Amal Stapley, the founder of the CoachAmal service. She is an experienced Muslim woman coach who has:
extensive life, cultural and coaching experiences, having lived in the UK, and then overseas in Belgium, Malaysia, Jordan, America, and Egypt for over 20 years, and is now based back in the UK
coached women from around the world, from Western and Eastern Europe, North and West Africa, the Far East and the Middle East, Australia, and the Americas
graduated from the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) in Psychology and Islamic Studies
trained as an Islamic life coach (with elements of NLP - neuro-linguistic programming) with Muhammad Alshareef of DiscoverU in 2008
been awarded a Certificate in Coaching (in cognitive behavioural coaching) from Middlesex University and Primary Certificates in Stress Management, Performance Coaching, and Assertion and Communication Skills Training all accredited by Middlesex University and recognised by the BPS (British Psychological Society) and the Association for Coaching
qualified as an accredited i3 consultant, able to analyse and deliver i3 instinctive indicator profiles
registered as an associate member of the Association for Coaching and adheres to its Code of ethics and good practice
"I truly looked forward to our sessions because her positive reinforcement, non-judgemental, clear thinking gave me the road map to help myself onto where I wanted to be and know how to get there."Alaa Mencke M.ED., Connecticut, USA
About the SuperMuslimah Project and the background and journey of Amal Stapley, the Sheffield, UK based Muslim life coach founder of CoachAmal
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