"Assalamu alyekum warahmatullah wabarakatuh!
Wonderful tips, sis,Mashaallah la hawla wala quwata illa billah!!
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Depressed, down, lonely, isolated and don’t have people to turn to?
Feeling your sense of self worth is shot because of the way others treat you?
Often losing your temper with your children or rowing with your husband?
Struggling to be a good mom, as you tend to take out your stress on the kids after a long day at work?
In a relationship where communication is an issue?
Wondering whether it’s worth staying in your marriage?
Concerned about bringing old baggage into a new relationship?
In need of support around the end of a relationship?
We’d all like to have harmonious relationships with our families and a circle of good supportive friends that bring us closer to Islam, but sometimes problems arise or Allah tests us and the outcome isn’t always the way we would like it to be. If you’re having problems within a relationship or struggling to overcome loneliness or lack of confidence to meet people...
Develop a circle of good companions that will help to raise your Iman (Faith)
Gain confidence and self esteem
Define your values and set and maintain boundaries
Master healthy communications skills
Get clear on what is a healthy Islamic relationship and what isn’t
Get rid of old baggage and limiting beliefs
Become a more patient and confident mother, wife or daughter
Gain clarity on what you want from a current or potential husband
Have fulfilling SuperMuslimah relationships with your family and friends
“My first focus was to improve my relationship with my parents, I am in my third week now, and I feel I have achieved more that I have in a long time - we spend more time together, and I feel closer to them whereas before I felt very distant...I feel so much happier at home than before, I feel content that I'm doing my bit.” Sister Jabeen, UK
If you’re ready to work with me to improve a relationship, contact me to 
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Speak to you soon, insha Allah.
"Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to parents do good, and to relatives, orphans, the needy, the near neighbour, the neighbour farther away, the companion at your side..." [An-Nisaa 4:36]
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