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The Digital Sisterhood

The Weight of Watching Eyes

02 May 2025

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In today’s episode, we sit down with Sayema - a Muslim psychotherapist - for a deeply-personal story about the unseen costs of having our lives be too visible online. What began as a mission to offer healing and service turned into a slow, quiet unraveling under the weight of envy, burnout, and the spiritual harm of evil-eye.  Sayema’s story is raw, reflective, and shows her ultimately-redemptive journey of what happens when the healer via psychotherapy becomes the afflicted; and finds the cure not in the algorithm, but in the Quran, and from Al-Shifa, The One Who Heals. - Your Chance to Build a House in Jannah—Right Here in Chicago! Alhamdulillah, after 20 years of service, Barakah Chicago has purchased a historic 20,000 sq ft property in Edgewater—with a beautiful masjid space, classrooms, and a gym. We need your help to raise $900,000 for renovations. Donate today at https://www.barakahchicago.org/center and invest in your akhira. Jazakum Allahu khairan! Host: Cadar Mohamud Guest: Sayema Zulfeqar Season lead Producer: Khweya Bezeid  Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir  Episode Producer: Nada Almoussa  Writer: Sara Emira & Cadar Mohamud Sound Design: Youssef Douazou & Yahya Arfouai Creative director & Cover Art illustrator: Wasima Farah Ustadh Tim Humble’s Ruqyah Course:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuihjkTS1Xqhv9WB-epHOTXGWm7cCC4rL&si=K0dNkfC61QXKVQ-n https://www.amauacademy.com/programs/how-to-perform-ruqyah-on-yourself-and-your-family 7-Day Self-Ruqyah Detox Plan: https://muhammadtim.com/ruqyah/7-day-detox

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