60 acast.com <![CDATA["Black" Woman Speaks Arabic ]]> https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic en Matshidiso Francis Black Muslim Woman, Black Woman, Third Culture Kid, Sistah, Arabic, Africa Matshidiso Francis Breaking the stereotypes & stigmas around ''Black'' women, ''Black'' Muslim Women & ''Black'' native Arabic speaking women. Bringing to the surface the ethnic diversity of the ''Black'' woman, challenges she faces & overrides, & the marginalised Arabic dialects that you hardly hear of.

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]]> Breaking the stereotypes & stigmas around ''Black'' women, ''Black'' Muslim Women & ''Black'' native Arabic speaking women. Bringing to the surface the ethnic diversity of the ''Black'' woman, challenges she faces & overrides, & the marginalised Arabic dialects that you hardly hear of.

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]]> false Matshidiso Francis info+62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0@mg-eu.acast.com 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 black-woman-speaks-arabic episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0/1655927448269-addbf3cfb9abee8d711656c1b4b1833a.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic <![CDATA["Black" Woman Speaks Arabic ]]> <![CDATA[The Maternal Body Through a Doula's Eye]]> Sun, 07 Apr 2024 10:16:32 GMT 1:00:53 6611d20f54ba0e0016c8b828 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/the-maternal-ody-through-a-doulas-eye 6611d20f54ba0e0016c8b828 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 the-maternal-ody-through-a-doulas-eye full 3 8

To be seen, heard, acknowledged and understood is an innate desire that we all crave as human beings.


Statistics have shown that the mortality rate of ''Black'' mothers in the hospital ward is up to 4 times higher than Caucasian mothers in the west. Was it always this way? Are ''Black '' female bodies deteriorating?


''Black'' mothers-to-be are increasingly turning away from a medical system with many disparities present, and resorting to alternative methods for birthing. What other safe and efficient resorts are out there?


In this episode I interview, sister Nicola Mahdiyya and sister Asiila Imani, two sisters in faith each from a different continent and both encounter life situations and circumstances that paves a way to link up via a common mentor in their journeys as an honourable, life- saving, empowering and altruistic profession working alongside mothers-to-be as Doulas. Who are the two sisters? What were those circumstances? What is a Doula? What does it mean? Does it have any negative connotations? And What's the difference between a Doula and a midwife? And what is their role in honouring this sacred stage of women and the new life that she carries?


The answers to all this and more. Listen to find out.


.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Contacts:


-Sister Nicola Mahdiyya: home - Red Tent Doulas


-Sister Asiila Imani: Ran a birthing business titled Mothermaid and is now retired.

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To be seen, heard, acknowledged and understood is an innate desire that we all crave as human beings.


Statistics have shown that the mortality rate of ''Black'' mothers in the hospital ward is up to 4 times higher than Caucasian mothers in the west. Was it always this way? Are ''Black '' female bodies deteriorating?


''Black'' mothers-to-be are increasingly turning away from a medical system with many disparities present, and resorting to alternative methods for birthing. What other safe and efficient resorts are out there?


In this episode I interview, sister Nicola Mahdiyya and sister Asiila Imani, two sisters in faith each from a different continent and both encounter life situations and circumstances that paves a way to link up via a common mentor in their journeys as an honourable, life- saving, empowering and altruistic profession working alongside mothers-to-be as Doulas. Who are the two sisters? What were those circumstances? What is a Doula? What does it mean? Does it have any negative connotations? And What's the difference between a Doula and a midwife? And what is their role in honouring this sacred stage of women and the new life that she carries?


The answers to all this and more. Listen to find out.


.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Contacts:


-Sister Nicola Mahdiyya: home - Red Tent Doulas


-Sister Asiila Imani: Ran a birthing business titled Mothermaid and is now retired.

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]]> <![CDATA[Speak Like an Egyptian 4 - Let's Expat!]]> Sun, 07 Apr 2024 10:14:33 GMT 9:05 66127209da0a08001673da7d false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/speak-like-an-egyptian-4-lets-expat 66127209da0a08001673da7d 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 speak-like-an-egyptian-4-lets-expat full 3 7 Lip pursing in order to hold herself back from saying something that could result in her acting out of character is something that Halimah exercises extra hard particularly during the Holy month of Ramadan.


Halimah & Hannah are a couple of fictitious ‘’Black’’ British wives, each with a big family.


Halimah has 4 boys & 2 girls. Hannah has 3 girls & a boy on the way. Both families recognise that it takes a village to raise a family and have been contemplating leaving the UK and going to the UK, and so they've done a bit of research and jotted down a list of countries. Which countries could end up being their new home, and what circumstances have lead them to think deeply about leaving everything behind?


Listen to another episode of 'Speak Like an Egyptian', bringing to you new words and phrases in Egyptian Arabic in a story context, to make the experience of a ''Black'' woman at the start of her Arabic learning journey more practical and easier to retain. The topic? Immigration.


Remember to pause, stop and replay when needed, and look out for your free downloadable to consolidate what you'll learn.


Enjoy!

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]]> Lip pursing in order to hold herself back from saying something that could result in her acting out of character is something that Halimah exercises extra hard particularly during the Holy month of Ramadan.


Halimah & Hannah are a couple of fictitious ‘’Black’’ British wives, each with a big family.


Halimah has 4 boys & 2 girls. Hannah has 3 girls & a boy on the way. Both families recognise that it takes a village to raise a family and have been contemplating leaving the UK and going to the UK, and so they've done a bit of research and jotted down a list of countries. Which countries could end up being their new home, and what circumstances have lead them to think deeply about leaving everything behind?


Listen to another episode of 'Speak Like an Egyptian', bringing to you new words and phrases in Egyptian Arabic in a story context, to make the experience of a ''Black'' woman at the start of her Arabic learning journey more practical and easier to retain. The topic? Immigration.


Remember to pause, stop and replay when needed, and look out for your free downloadable to consolidate what you'll learn.


Enjoy!

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]]> <![CDATA[Letting it Flow - My Arabic Learning Journey as a ''Black'' Woman]]> Sun, 17 Mar 2024 11:37:09 GMT 21:03 65f6d5e378cf7300177813dd false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/letting-it-flow-my-arabic-learning-journey-as-a-black-woman 65f6d5e378cf7300177813dd 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 letting-it-flow-my-arabic-learning-journey-as-a-black-woman full 3 6

My Arabic learning journey like many others started out as a human experience. A soulful experience in a little body as a little girl, but that experience changed.


What was that soulful experience like, what changed it, and can those very same causes possibly effect the vigour of other ''Black'' women who may be either at the start of her Arabic learning journey or whom have after decades decided to throw in the towel, or at least have a relationship with the language with less enthusiasm?


What are some common themes playing out unintentionally in the majority of Arabic learning spaces attended by ''Black'' women in the West?


In this episode, I share some of my Arabic learning journey both as a student and as a teacher.


What was your experience like as a ''Black'' female body cruising on an Arabic learning journey? And if you haven't embarked on a journey yet, what would you like it to be like?


What resonated with you in today's episode? Let's hear you in the comments, sis!


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My Arabic learning journey like many others started out as a human experience. A soulful experience in a little body as a little girl, but that experience changed.


What was that soulful experience like, what changed it, and can those very same causes possibly effect the vigour of other ''Black'' women who may be either at the start of her Arabic learning journey or whom have after decades decided to throw in the towel, or at least have a relationship with the language with less enthusiasm?


What are some common themes playing out unintentionally in the majority of Arabic learning spaces attended by ''Black'' women in the West?


In this episode, I share some of my Arabic learning journey both as a student and as a teacher.


What was your experience like as a ''Black'' female body cruising on an Arabic learning journey? And if you haven't embarked on a journey yet, what would you like it to be like?


What resonated with you in today's episode? Let's hear you in the comments, sis!


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]]> Healing From a Narcissist Healing From a Narcissist Sun, 10 Mar 2024 10:05:01 GMT 43:05 65ed85cc55a1700016990206 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/healing-from-a-narcissist 65ed85cc55a1700016990206 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 healing-from-a-narcissist full 3 5 Trigger warning!...or as today's guest speaker says ''minefield'' alert! If at any moment in time you need to pause, do take advantage of the pause button, and remember to keep breathing, sister, because I forgot, lol. It takes courage to seek professional help, so if you need it take courage and seek it!


There's a lot of hype online about narcissism, and thus it's a term that can be overused and misused due to someone's inappropriate behaviour within a relationship and or within a marriage.


So what is misbehaviour versus a narcissistic behaviour?


What does love bombing look like on the receiving end?


And should the person blame themselves and deserve to be shamed for choosing a life partner that results in an abusive relationship?


Is the person a victim or otherwise?


How can the person be supported?


And above all, is healing possible and what things are noteworthy of thinking about when seeking professional help when taking the courageous decision to climb out of the rut, and embark on a life changing and transformational healing journey?


In this episode, my guest speaker sister - Kaleema Overton Ameen author of 'Hidden in Plain Sight - Are You Being Groomed For Love-Bombing, Spirit-Breaking and Abandonment', and I navigate through the above questions and get insight on an Arabic phrase that she feel gives her power, confidence and more.


Biography

Kaleema is a Federal Policy Analyst specializing in health care policy and disaster relief programs. She has managed programs for the Centers for Disease Control; The U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services just to name a few. After 23 years she retired from the federal government and is now working as a consultant overseeing research compliance. 

Kaleema has just written her first book, Hidden in Plain Sight. This book was written in real time and became an organic step to healing from the psychological trauma of abandonment. 


You can reach out to Sister Kaleema's work via:


  • Official Website 

https://fultonbooks.com/books/?book=hidden-in-plain-sight


  • Official Press Release

https://www.pr.com/press-release/902669


  • Facebook 

 https://www.facebook.com/authorkaleemaovertonameen?mibextid=LQQJ4d


  • TikToc

https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddeninplainsight2022?_t=8kJXfE3lLfm&_r=1


  • Email 

KaleemaAmeen@gmail.com

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]]> Trigger warning!...or as today's guest speaker says ''minefield'' alert! If at any moment in time you need to pause, do take advantage of the pause button, and remember to keep breathing, sister, because I forgot, lol. It takes courage to seek professional help, so if you need it take courage and seek it!


There's a lot of hype online about narcissism, and thus it's a term that can be overused and misused due to someone's inappropriate behaviour within a relationship and or within a marriage.


So what is misbehaviour versus a narcissistic behaviour?


What does love bombing look like on the receiving end?


And should the person blame themselves and deserve to be shamed for choosing a life partner that results in an abusive relationship?


Is the person a victim or otherwise?


How can the person be supported?


And above all, is healing possible and what things are noteworthy of thinking about when seeking professional help when taking the courageous decision to climb out of the rut, and embark on a life changing and transformational healing journey?


In this episode, my guest speaker sister - Kaleema Overton Ameen author of 'Hidden in Plain Sight - Are You Being Groomed For Love-Bombing, Spirit-Breaking and Abandonment', and I navigate through the above questions and get insight on an Arabic phrase that she feel gives her power, confidence and more.


Biography

Kaleema is a Federal Policy Analyst specializing in health care policy and disaster relief programs. She has managed programs for the Centers for Disease Control; The U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services just to name a few. After 23 years she retired from the federal government and is now working as a consultant overseeing research compliance. 

Kaleema has just written her first book, Hidden in Plain Sight. This book was written in real time and became an organic step to healing from the psychological trauma of abandonment. 


You can reach out to Sister Kaleema's work via:


  • Official Website 

https://fultonbooks.com/books/?book=hidden-in-plain-sight


  • Official Press Release

https://www.pr.com/press-release/902669


  • Facebook 

 https://www.facebook.com/authorkaleemaovertonameen?mibextid=LQQJ4d


  • TikToc

https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddeninplainsight2022?_t=8kJXfE3lLfm&_r=1


  • Email 

KaleemaAmeen@gmail.com

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]]> Afro-Arab Afro-Arab Sun, 03 Mar 2024 05:59:14 GMT 8:06 65e411b1e79511001670dbbb false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/afro-arab 65e411b1e79511001670dbbb 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 afro-arab full 3 4 Afro-Arab tribes?! A centuries old route between the African continent and the then Arabian peninsula?

Just how old is the connection between the many inhabitants of Africa and the Arabic language?

Stagnancy is not the nature of this world and so its people too are of a dynamic nature. The formation, the re-shaping of and a change in the demographics of a nation or tribe through its intermingling of its individuals with other ethnic groups is a world wide phenomena.

In this episode I zoom in on a specific African tribe that has dispersed into various places both within and outside the African continent including within the Arab world. Another rhetoric, however has it that they originally came from Iraq and migrated to West Africa.



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]]> Afro-Arab tribes?! A centuries old route between the African continent and the then Arabian peninsula?

Just how old is the connection between the many inhabitants of Africa and the Arabic language?

Stagnancy is not the nature of this world and so its people too are of a dynamic nature. The formation, the re-shaping of and a change in the demographics of a nation or tribe through its intermingling of its individuals with other ethnic groups is a world wide phenomena.

In this episode I zoom in on a specific African tribe that has dispersed into various places both within and outside the African continent including within the Arab world. Another rhetoric, however has it that they originally came from Iraq and migrated to West Africa.



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]]> Letting it Flow - Remembering Fatima Al-Zahra Letting it Flow - Remembering Fatima Al-Zahra Sat, 23 Dec 2023 19:29:59 GMT 1:12 65873537af0342001527e949 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/letting-it-flow-remembering-fatima-al-zahra 65873537af0342001527e949 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 letting-it-flow-remembering-fatima-al-zahra full 3 3 I'd been observing an energy block, recently.


A lot of clutter.


Whilst doing a lot of decluttering and engaging more in activities that replenish me, I was listening to an African melody, and thought how can this be changed in a way that resonates with me and my remembrance of a lady that I held dear. This is the result. It doesn't sound like the original attempt, but close enough to share with you*.


What are some ways that you can do to declutter to help your energy flow before you bid 2023 farewell?



Let's hear you in the comments


*[As we are approaching the Christmas season, I remember Lady Mariam (virgin Mary) a.s, Lady Aasiya (Pharoah's wife), Lady Khadija a.s and Lady Fatima al-Zahra a.s whom, are highly revered in my faith, Islam.]

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]]> I'd been observing an energy block, recently.


A lot of clutter.


Whilst doing a lot of decluttering and engaging more in activities that replenish me, I was listening to an African melody, and thought how can this be changed in a way that resonates with me and my remembrance of a lady that I held dear. This is the result. It doesn't sound like the original attempt, but close enough to share with you*.


What are some ways that you can do to declutter to help your energy flow before you bid 2023 farewell?



Let's hear you in the comments


*[As we are approaching the Christmas season, I remember Lady Mariam (virgin Mary) a.s, Lady Aasiya (Pharoah's wife), Lady Khadija a.s and Lady Fatima al-Zahra a.s whom, are highly revered in my faith, Islam.]

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]]> The Anti-Racist Educator - How to Be an Anti-Racist The Anti-Racist Educator - How to Be an Anti-Racist Sun, 10 Dec 2023 11:18:09 GMT 39:01 656c3b4cc27dae0012362cf1 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/the-anti-racist-educator-how-to-be-anti-racist 656c3b4cc27dae0012362cf1 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 the-anti-racist-educator-how-to-be-anti-racist full 3 2 Obstacles to establishing social cohesion, and empathy amongst the various communities within a society are numerous.

Some may only have in view the differences that exist between communities, and render it something to fear rather than a beauty to embrace.


''If you are not like me, then you are the other, and so I shy away in an attempt to erase you from my world of familiarity, or I fight it in the an attempt to protect the safety box that I live in, in the guise of hatred, animosity, micro-aggressions, passive aggressiveness, overt and covert racism.''


In this episode of the new season, we'll be navigating through one of the things that I believe can be a glue that bears the fruit of connecting communities together, but may require facing some hard truths...racism.


How would you define racism?...and is it enough to say ''I'm a nice person, I'm not racist?'', ''I'm a spiritual person, I'm not racist?'' or I'm religious, I'm not racist?''


Join the discussion with Parenting Educator, School Counsellor and Ati-Racism Educator Nykesha Geeter in the comments.


If you'd like to learn more from Nykesha, she can be reached at:

IG: @TheAntiRacismEducator_

Website: Linktr.ee/NykSage

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]]> Obstacles to establishing social cohesion, and empathy amongst the various communities within a society are numerous.

Some may only have in view the differences that exist between communities, and render it something to fear rather than a beauty to embrace.


''If you are not like me, then you are the other, and so I shy away in an attempt to erase you from my world of familiarity, or I fight it in the an attempt to protect the safety box that I live in, in the guise of hatred, animosity, micro-aggressions, passive aggressiveness, overt and covert racism.''


In this episode of the new season, we'll be navigating through one of the things that I believe can be a glue that bears the fruit of connecting communities together, but may require facing some hard truths...racism.


How would you define racism?...and is it enough to say ''I'm a nice person, I'm not racist?'', ''I'm a spiritual person, I'm not racist?'' or I'm religious, I'm not racist?''


Join the discussion with Parenting Educator, School Counsellor and Ati-Racism Educator Nykesha Geeter in the comments.


If you'd like to learn more from Nykesha, she can be reached at:

IG: @TheAntiRacismEducator_

Website: Linktr.ee/NykSage

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]]> <![CDATA[Speak Like an Egyptian - 3 - Imani & Eman Make-up ]]> Tue, 21 Nov 2023 23:11:32 GMT 6:01 655d39247a90e40012a2605c false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/imani-eman-make-up 655d39247a90e40012a2605c 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 imani-eman-make-up full 3 1 In this 3rd episode of Speak Like an Egyptian, the fictitious ''Black'' characters Imani & Eman had fallen-out for about 3 days now. It was the weekend & Eman decided to pop-over to her bestie of 15 years & make peace.


As in the previous story of Speak Like an Egyptian, here's a mini take-away task. Listen out for these 3 things in Egyptian Arabic. It may be useful to have a pen & paper to hand. Remember, you can always take advantage of and resort to the pause, stop and replay buttons:


  1. Who is it?
  2. Please?
  3. Instructing someone in an impolite way/ polite way


******


For courses & resources/ Interactive journals ( coming soon, God willing ), & Afro-Arabic designs go to my site .



******

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]]> In this 3rd episode of Speak Like an Egyptian, the fictitious ''Black'' characters Imani & Eman had fallen-out for about 3 days now. It was the weekend & Eman decided to pop-over to her bestie of 15 years & make peace.


As in the previous story of Speak Like an Egyptian, here's a mini take-away task. Listen out for these 3 things in Egyptian Arabic. It may be useful to have a pen & paper to hand. Remember, you can always take advantage of and resort to the pause, stop and replay buttons:


  1. Who is it?
  2. Please?
  3. Instructing someone in an impolite way/ polite way


******


For courses & resources/ Interactive journals ( coming soon, God willing ), & Afro-Arabic designs go to my site .



******

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]]> <![CDATA[Bridging Between Deen & African Culture]]> Sun, 14 May 2023 14:38:31 GMT 22:59 6460efa6616b8e0011e3698e false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/bridging-between-deen-african-culture 6460efa6616b8e0011e3698e 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 bridging-between-deen-african-culture full 2 7

In this episode, my guest speaker sister Kendell (Umm Iman) & I will be navigating through the representation & expression of the African identity amongst Muslims of the African Diaspora & analysing the stereotypes that break community building both within the Muslim community on one hand, & between the ''Black'' Muslim & ''Black non-Muslim community on the other hand.

Who is she & what does she do? Tune in to find out.

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Kendell A. | Umm Iman can be reached at:


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For Afro-Arabic design purchases that represent you as a ''Black'' woman/

For language services go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]>

In this episode, my guest speaker sister Kendell (Umm Iman) & I will be navigating through the representation & expression of the African identity amongst Muslims of the African Diaspora & analysing the stereotypes that break community building both within the Muslim community on one hand, & between the ''Black'' Muslim & ''Black non-Muslim community on the other hand.

Who is she & what does she do? Tune in to find out.

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Kendell A. | Umm Iman can be reached at:


-------------------------------


For Afro-Arabic design purchases that represent you as a ''Black'' woman/

For language services go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> 8 Small Steps to Reach Further in Your Arabic Learning Journey 8 Small Steps to Reach Further in Your Arabic Learning Journey Mon, 17 Apr 2023 08:15:28 GMT 29:11 643cfd80a9b3750011df7273 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/8-small-steps-to-reach-further-in-your-arabic-learning-journ 643cfd80a9b3750011df7273 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 8-small-steps-to-reach-further-in-your-arabic-learning-journ full 2 6 Arabic. I want to, but I don't want to do an extensive course. I want to get on top of it, but my current course or previous learning experiences have left me feeling deflated. I got you, sister. In this come back, I share with you a suggestion of 8 small steps that you can take in order to move further in your Arabic learning journey.


The resources talked about are downloadable HERE. Let me know how you get on.


Enjoy!

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]]> Arabic. I want to, but I don't want to do an extensive course. I want to get on top of it, but my current course or previous learning experiences have left me feeling deflated. I got you, sister. In this come back, I share with you a suggestion of 8 small steps that you can take in order to move further in your Arabic learning journey.


The resources talked about are downloadable HERE. Let me know how you get on.


Enjoy!

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]]> <![CDATA[''Black'' Mumpreneurship - How to Let Go to Move Forward]]> Wed, 15 Mar 2023 00:48:42 GMT 43:24 641113717088820011eeab23 false https://bint-hwaa-arabic-english.teachable.com/p/home 641113717088820011eeab23 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 black-mumpreneurship-how-to-let-go-to-move-forward full 2 5 The early stages of mumpreneurship. What could it look like? What other stages may one go through or experience? How can unresolved issues from our past be an obstacle to manifesting our aspirations to create a better future, and what can we do about it? Is there a positive representation of ''Black'' mumpreneurs & ''Black'' Muslimah mumpreneurs being depicted in mainstream media? Tune in as my guest speaker Michelle Shipp an Online Business & Mindset Coach for new MOMpreneurs and I talk about ''Black'' mumpreneurship & letting go to move forward.


CONTACTS:

**************


  • You can reach out to Michelle's services via:

-Instagram @michelleeshipp

- Facebook www.Facebook.com/MichelleEShipp

- website: www.michelleeshipp.com/membership



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]]> The early stages of mumpreneurship. What could it look like? What other stages may one go through or experience? How can unresolved issues from our past be an obstacle to manifesting our aspirations to create a better future, and what can we do about it? Is there a positive representation of ''Black'' mumpreneurs & ''Black'' Muslimah mumpreneurs being depicted in mainstream media? Tune in as my guest speaker Michelle Shipp an Online Business & Mindset Coach for new MOMpreneurs and I talk about ''Black'' mumpreneurship & letting go to move forward.


CONTACTS:

**************


  • You can reach out to Michelle's services via:

-Instagram @michelleeshipp

- Facebook www.Facebook.com/MichelleEShipp

- website: www.michelleeshipp.com/membership



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]]> <![CDATA[Self-Worth, Mindfulness & Transformation]]> Sun, 05 Mar 2023 22:38:42 GMT 28:14 64051784ffd21a001107d02e false https://binthwaa.wordpress.com/ 64051784ffd21a001107d02e 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 self-worth-mindfulness-transformation full 2 4 What shapes self-worth? Is it inherent or acquired, and which seat do we position ourselves in when we have a lack of a sense of self-worth in the vehicle of our lives? What is mindfulness & is there a relationship between mindfulness & making transformational changes in our lives as we aspire to be the better versions of ourselves? Tune-into this episode as Nigerian born TCK Bemene Piaro shares with us how she navigated through self-doubt as a ''black'' bodied woman on her way to being a transformational life coach.


Bemene Piaro is the founder of the Wholeness Center. Through the Wholeness Center she works to increase access to transformational coaching to women of color in the United States. Bemene creates a safe space that centers her clients’ values and place them in the driver’s seat of their own coaching experience. In addition to coaching, Bemene has her Master’s in Public Health. She has worked as an epidemiologist, a health educator, as well as managed a team to teach healthy relationship skills to families across 5-counties. As part of her current day job, she manages a racial equity task force and enjoys the opportunity to continuously think about how to create a space where each person can show up as her true self and thrive. Bemene is an avid meditator and yoga practitioner and credits both as well as life coaching for changing her life for good.


********

CONTACTS:

********




  • IG: @the.wholeness.center


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  • For more info on my courses & workshops /


A ''black'' woman's one stop safe space - a companion on her Arabic learning journey:Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> What shapes self-worth? Is it inherent or acquired, and which seat do we position ourselves in when we have a lack of a sense of self-worth in the vehicle of our lives? What is mindfulness & is there a relationship between mindfulness & making transformational changes in our lives as we aspire to be the better versions of ourselves? Tune-into this episode as Nigerian born TCK Bemene Piaro shares with us how she navigated through self-doubt as a ''black'' bodied woman on her way to being a transformational life coach.


Bemene Piaro is the founder of the Wholeness Center. Through the Wholeness Center she works to increase access to transformational coaching to women of color in the United States. Bemene creates a safe space that centers her clients’ values and place them in the driver’s seat of their own coaching experience. In addition to coaching, Bemene has her Master’s in Public Health. She has worked as an epidemiologist, a health educator, as well as managed a team to teach healthy relationship skills to families across 5-counties. As part of her current day job, she manages a racial equity task force and enjoys the opportunity to continuously think about how to create a space where each person can show up as her true self and thrive. Bemene is an avid meditator and yoga practitioner and credits both as well as life coaching for changing her life for good.


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CONTACTS:

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  • IG: @the.wholeness.center


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  • For more info on my courses & workshops /


A ''black'' woman's one stop safe space - a companion on her Arabic learning journey:Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> <![CDATA[Art Therapy & Activism]]> Wed, 01 Mar 2023 01:18:00 GMT 28:48 63fea560550f2a0012260d12 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/art-therapy-activism 63fea560550f2a0012260d12 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 art-therapy-activism full 2 3 What makes art therapeutic? How can it help express the things that are unsaid be it dismissed, suppressed or unacknowledged? How can it help undo the harm that society can often inflict on itself? Listen in on this episode with Olatunde Spence- Art Psychotherapist and EMDR Therapist as we navigate through a range of topics from the ''black'' autistic child in school, to issues in the mental healthcare system to art as a means of therapy.


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CONTACTS:

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More about Olatunde's work: https://akomahealingharts.com/


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More about Afrabics: Arabic With a Splash of Africa go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> What makes art therapeutic? How can it help express the things that are unsaid be it dismissed, suppressed or unacknowledged? How can it help undo the harm that society can often inflict on itself? Listen in on this episode with Olatunde Spence- Art Psychotherapist and EMDR Therapist as we navigate through a range of topics from the ''black'' autistic child in school, to issues in the mental healthcare system to art as a means of therapy.


*****

CONTACTS:

******


More about Olatunde's work: https://akomahealingharts.com/


*******


More about Afrabics: Arabic With a Splash of Africa go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> <![CDATA[Yoga, ''Black'' Woman, & Anxiety]]> Fri, 03 Feb 2023 17:45:42 GMT 31:46 63dd45fc90ca6d0011d40005 false https://bint-hwaa-arabic-english.teachable.com/p/arabic-letter-pronunciation-through-english2 63dd45fc90ca6d0011d40005 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 yoga-black-woman-anxiety full 2 2 So you've been triggered.


Multiple times & only in certain settings.


You're about to enter such a setting again.


The previous experiences of the silent unwelcoming undertone, & passive aggressiveness is already on replay.


In this episode, Mental Health Pharmacist & Yoga Teacher Christa Daboiko shares a practical exercise that you can do beforehand, that only takes about 2 min & requires no equipment that can help you to touch base with yourself & show up in those type of settings more in alignment with who you are.


We navigate through anxiety types under different circumstances & highlight how the ''Black'' woman's experience of anxiety many-a-time can be overlaid due to the racism of its many shapes and forms.


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CONTACTS:

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>>You can enquire about Christa's services via:


Instagram - @seolachris__


Facebook - Seola Yoga (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086453520294)


>> Are you a ''Black'' woman at the start of your Arabic learning journey? Join the supportive community & learn how to design your own Afro-Arabic affirmation: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



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]]> So you've been triggered.


Multiple times & only in certain settings.


You're about to enter such a setting again.


The previous experiences of the silent unwelcoming undertone, & passive aggressiveness is already on replay.


In this episode, Mental Health Pharmacist & Yoga Teacher Christa Daboiko shares a practical exercise that you can do beforehand, that only takes about 2 min & requires no equipment that can help you to touch base with yourself & show up in those type of settings more in alignment with who you are.


We navigate through anxiety types under different circumstances & highlight how the ''Black'' woman's experience of anxiety many-a-time can be overlaid due to the racism of its many shapes and forms.


**************

CONTACTS:

**************

>>You can enquire about Christa's services via:


Instagram - @seolachris__


Facebook - Seola Yoga (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086453520294)


>> Are you a ''Black'' woman at the start of your Arabic learning journey? Join the supportive community & learn how to design your own Afro-Arabic affirmation: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



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]]> <![CDATA[''Black'' Art, Niqab & Well-Being]]> Sat, 28 Jan 2023 18:39:18 GMT 24:58 63d569936488740011c3924f false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/black-art-niqab-well-being 63d569936488740011c3924f 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 black-art-niqab-well-being full 2 1 ''Black'' Art, Niqab & Well-being is the first topic for season two of the ''Black'' Woman Speaks Arabic podcast.


With whom?


About two years back, I decided to take on a course in drawing characters for beginners. It helped ground me and give me direction as I was exiting a toxic situation. There was something about the way she drew her faceless characters. You could fill it in with your own imagination, and not be confined by the projection of how one is dictated to look.


Her name is sister Ameenah Abdus-Samad. A children’s book illustrator, art instructor and maker of digital resources over at Mariam Poppins.

The development of something profound can start from a place of discomfort. Listen in to discover how she navigated through that discomfort and emerged empowering others through her art.

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CONTACTS:


Sister Ameenah's services at Mariam Poppins can be reached via:


Website: www.mariampoppins.com 


Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariampoppins


Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MariamPoppins2/

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For Afro-Arabic design purchases do visit: http://binthwaa-designs.com/

Are you a ''black'' sister at the start of your Arabic learning journey? Want a safe and supportive space to learn Arabic & design your Afro-Arabic affirmation? Stop by: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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Want to speak like an Egyptian in an intensive 3 month programme? Book a FREE Arabic coaching call.

***********





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]]> ''Black'' Art, Niqab & Well-being is the first topic for season two of the ''Black'' Woman Speaks Arabic podcast.


With whom?


About two years back, I decided to take on a course in drawing characters for beginners. It helped ground me and give me direction as I was exiting a toxic situation. There was something about the way she drew her faceless characters. You could fill it in with your own imagination, and not be confined by the projection of how one is dictated to look.


Her name is sister Ameenah Abdus-Samad. A children’s book illustrator, art instructor and maker of digital resources over at Mariam Poppins.

The development of something profound can start from a place of discomfort. Listen in to discover how she navigated through that discomfort and emerged empowering others through her art.

****************************************************

CONTACTS:


Sister Ameenah's services at Mariam Poppins can be reached via:


Website: www.mariampoppins.com 


Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariampoppins


Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MariamPoppins2/

***********


For Afro-Arabic design purchases do visit: http://binthwaa-designs.com/

Are you a ''black'' sister at the start of your Arabic learning journey? Want a safe and supportive space to learn Arabic & design your Afro-Arabic affirmation? Stop by: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

***********


Want to speak like an Egyptian in an intensive 3 month programme? Book a FREE Arabic coaching call.

***********





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]]> Speak Like an Egyptian! Ep.2 Speak Like an Egyptian! Ep.2 Fri, 25 Nov 2022 11:32:14 GMT 5:15 6380a5c85669aa001191a4eb false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/speak-like-an-egyptian-ep2 6380a5c85669aa001191a4eb 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 speak-like-an-egyptian-ep2 full 1 9 Shireen & Shivonne are 2 fictitious ''Black'' British friends who are curious about the Egyptian cuisine. They want to be able to independently shop for their groceries and get a good idea of what meals to expect, & like to try when they travel to Egypt in 3 months. This is an extension of an online interactive speaking taster session & an introduction to a 3 month intensive course titled 'Speak Like an Egyptian'.


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>> To get updates on interactive workshops be it in speaking or making your Afro-Arabic design, do join my private group on Facebook ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


>> For Afro-Arabic design purchases, courses & resources you can go to:Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> Shireen & Shivonne are 2 fictitious ''Black'' British friends who are curious about the Egyptian cuisine. They want to be able to independently shop for their groceries and get a good idea of what meals to expect, & like to try when they travel to Egypt in 3 months. This is an extension of an online interactive speaking taster session & an introduction to a 3 month intensive course titled 'Speak Like an Egyptian'.


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>> To get updates on interactive workshops be it in speaking or making your Afro-Arabic design, do join my private group on Facebook ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


>> For Afro-Arabic design purchases, courses & resources you can go to:Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> Speak Like an Egyptian! Ep.1 Speak Like an Egyptian! Ep.1 Sun, 13 Nov 2022 11:00:23 GMT 4:34 6370cc5fbfd4d7001237b41e false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/speak-like-an-egyptian-ep1 6370cc5fbfd4d7001237b41e 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 speak-like-an-egyptian-ep1 full 1 8 Evonne & Maymoona are a couple of ''Black'' British friends who, for different reasons, decide to hop on a plane together & travel to Egypt. Why do they want to travel, what are their fears & how do they prepare? Listen to find out.


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>>>This is episode 1 of a series. An extension of an online interactive speaking session. To find out more, receive updates & get support on your Arabic learning journey, do join the free Faceebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


>>>To purchase Afro-Arabic designs, courses & resources please go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



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]]> Evonne & Maymoona are a couple of ''Black'' British friends who, for different reasons, decide to hop on a plane together & travel to Egypt. Why do they want to travel, what are their fears & how do they prepare? Listen to find out.


*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*


>>>This is episode 1 of a series. An extension of an online interactive speaking session. To find out more, receive updates & get support on your Arabic learning journey, do join the free Faceebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


>>>To purchase Afro-Arabic designs, courses & resources please go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



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]]> <![CDATA[''I Don't See Colour!'' - A Compliment or a an Offense?]]> Sat, 08 Oct 2022 20:22:45 GMT 28:14 6341da571fa9290012f184b0 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/i-dont-see-colour-a-compliment-or-a-an-offense 6341da571fa9290012f184b0 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 i-dont-see-colour-a-compliment-or-a-an-offense Navigating Through Our Safe Spaces P1 full 1 7 Has anyone ever told you that, ''I don't see colour'', or something along the lines? How did it make you feel?

Whilst navigating through how I felt about such a statement , I realised that it's a question that many women of the African diaspora experience, and I was curious to find out as to how other women felt about it whilst also resolving my own position on it.


Through connecting with sisters of the African diaspora and through listening to their responses I found in it a healing.


Whether you identify as ''black'' or ''mixed-race'', I hope that you'll also find a healing and a means of inspiration and motivation through your challenges as author & CEO of Conscious Dreams Publishing, and actress/ creative Zibiah Zoe share their insights on the above statement and comment on a few responses that I got from the women I'd reached out to.


This has also opened a door of opportunity to understand some of my sister's challenges. As we come from different ethnic backgrounds. Whilst we share a Guyanese father, I alone am a daughter to my late mum who was of Jamaican & Antiguan heritage.

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CONTACTS:

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Zibiah Zoe has done adverts, short films, corporate roles, feature films, hand modeling and modeling. Her next project is a short film.

>>For her services she can be reached at via:

  • @ Zibiah.Zoe on Instagram
  • @Zibiah.Zoe on Twitter.


>>For Daniella Blechner's services you can reach out to her via:


>> Want to learn how to design your own Afro-Arabic affirmation?

  • Would you like a support system amongst black sisters exercising self-reflection, connecting to Africa through design all the while learning Arabic? Go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip








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]]> Has anyone ever told you that, ''I don't see colour'', or something along the lines? How did it make you feel?

Whilst navigating through how I felt about such a statement , I realised that it's a question that many women of the African diaspora experience, and I was curious to find out as to how other women felt about it whilst also resolving my own position on it.


Through connecting with sisters of the African diaspora and through listening to their responses I found in it a healing.


Whether you identify as ''black'' or ''mixed-race'', I hope that you'll also find a healing and a means of inspiration and motivation through your challenges as author & CEO of Conscious Dreams Publishing, and actress/ creative Zibiah Zoe share their insights on the above statement and comment on a few responses that I got from the women I'd reached out to.


This has also opened a door of opportunity to understand some of my sister's challenges. As we come from different ethnic backgrounds. Whilst we share a Guyanese father, I alone am a daughter to my late mum who was of Jamaican & Antiguan heritage.

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CONTACTS:

*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*


Zibiah Zoe has done adverts, short films, corporate roles, feature films, hand modeling and modeling. Her next project is a short film.

>>For her services she can be reached at via:

  • @ Zibiah.Zoe on Instagram
  • @Zibiah.Zoe on Twitter.


>>For Daniella Blechner's services you can reach out to her via:


>> Want to learn how to design your own Afro-Arabic affirmation?

  • Would you like a support system amongst black sisters exercising self-reflection, connecting to Africa through design all the while learning Arabic? Go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip








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]]> An Arabic Learning Journey - An interview With Sis Asumini Kasule An Arabic Learning Journey - An interview With Sis Asumini Kasule Sat, 20 Aug 2022 00:34:04 GMT 21:13 63002a755fb27e00147e06e8 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/an-arabic-learning-journey-an-interview-with-sis-asumini-kas 63002a755fb27e00147e06e8 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 an-arabic-learning-journey-an-interview-with-sis-asumini-kas full 1 6 We're now diving deeper! Within this episode, is a topic rarely spoken of when it comes to many of the spaces where ''black'' women are learning Arabic. Youth & Parenting coach Asumini Kasule, a Ugandan-American, drops some gems as she shows us that despite the challenges of bias & racism, she acquired the Arabic language anyway to help equip herself in order to serve others through her profession.


To book a Parenting Discovery call with sister Asumini GO TO:

https://calendly.com/asuminikasule/parenting-with-purpose-discovery-call?month=2022-08

She can also be contacted for her services via email: asumini@kasulebalyacoaching.com


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If you are a ''black'' woman looking for a safe space to learn Arabic with a splash of Africa, you can join my Facebook group ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - For Beginners HERE:

''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - Beginners | Facebook


>> For Afro-Arabic design, courses and resources GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



**PREVIOUS EPISODES** :


  • EP5. Patois is to English as Swahili is to Arabic:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/28oFAQxPAkXDBeOuAmpUUr?si=be60aa63dda742cf


  • EP4. An Arabic Tour - North East Central Africa:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2sBDEB5bSTOA86HkSb03nQ?si=d2d11e4ba6784ea6


  • EP3. Arabic Dialects - Chadian Arabic:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uJqu8lafO6YDs9rGHujMo?si=7330cf226f4d4a4f


  • EP2. An Arabic Learning Journey - Interview With Sis Karemah Alhark:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1WXdO16wcpvg16l5oRVcED?si=b6a76d536ce94ec4


  • EP1. The Arabic Dialects:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PEuBRam78JONiA8Tp2PQH?si=2ca99983ce4c4f9b


  • Intro.: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GLSes58TORZoj73M8imH9?si=74471efcb9fa4e6f

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]]> We're now diving deeper! Within this episode, is a topic rarely spoken of when it comes to many of the spaces where ''black'' women are learning Arabic. Youth & Parenting coach Asumini Kasule, a Ugandan-American, drops some gems as she shows us that despite the challenges of bias & racism, she acquired the Arabic language anyway to help equip herself in order to serve others through her profession.


To book a Parenting Discovery call with sister Asumini GO TO:

https://calendly.com/asuminikasule/parenting-with-purpose-discovery-call?month=2022-08

She can also be contacted for her services via email: asumini@kasulebalyacoaching.com


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If you are a ''black'' woman looking for a safe space to learn Arabic with a splash of Africa, you can join my Facebook group ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - For Beginners HERE:

''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - Beginners | Facebook


>> For Afro-Arabic design, courses and resources GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip



**PREVIOUS EPISODES** :


  • EP5. Patois is to English as Swahili is to Arabic:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/28oFAQxPAkXDBeOuAmpUUr?si=be60aa63dda742cf


  • EP4. An Arabic Tour - North East Central Africa:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2sBDEB5bSTOA86HkSb03nQ?si=d2d11e4ba6784ea6


  • EP3. Arabic Dialects - Chadian Arabic:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uJqu8lafO6YDs9rGHujMo?si=7330cf226f4d4a4f


  • EP2. An Arabic Learning Journey - Interview With Sis Karemah Alhark:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1WXdO16wcpvg16l5oRVcED?si=b6a76d536ce94ec4


  • EP1. The Arabic Dialects:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PEuBRam78JONiA8Tp2PQH?si=2ca99983ce4c4f9b


  • Intro.: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GLSes58TORZoj73M8imH9?si=74471efcb9fa4e6f

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]]> Patois is to English as Swahili is to Arabic Patois is to English as Swahili is to Arabic Fri, 12 Aug 2022 08:29:26 GMT 9:43 62f60de37b877c0013d76b9c false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/patois-is-to-english-as-swahili-is-to-arabic 62f60de37b877c0013d76b9c 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 patois-is-to-english-as-swahili-is-to-arabic full 1 5 Is Patois an Afro - English language?...and is Swahili an Arabic based language? There are many cases where if you speak a particular language then you are rendered to be of upper class, while slowly degrading the other languages and in turn the people who speak it. In the English speaking Western world, the romantic languages are deemed to be of sophisticated nature. Likewise, in the Arabic speaking world, Egyptian Arabic appears to be deemed like the French of Paris. In this episode, another look at the languages otherwise classified as not so popular....or what do you think?



**Links**:

>>> ''Black'' Woman Speaks Arabic (group):

''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - Beginners | Facebook



>>> For Afro-Arabic designs, courses and resources GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> Is Patois an Afro - English language?...and is Swahili an Arabic based language? There are many cases where if you speak a particular language then you are rendered to be of upper class, while slowly degrading the other languages and in turn the people who speak it. In the English speaking Western world, the romantic languages are deemed to be of sophisticated nature. Likewise, in the Arabic speaking world, Egyptian Arabic appears to be deemed like the French of Paris. In this episode, another look at the languages otherwise classified as not so popular....or what do you think?



**Links**:

>>> ''Black'' Woman Speaks Arabic (group):

''Black'' Women Learning Arabic - Beginners | Facebook



>>> For Afro-Arabic designs, courses and resources GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> An Arabic Tour - North East Central Africa An Arabic Tour - North East Central Africa Fri, 22 Jul 2022 09:12:42 GMT 9:00 62da689c207fa200127c330e false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/an-arabic-tour-north-east-central-africa 62da689c207fa200127c330e 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 an-arabic-tour-north-east-central-africa full 1 4 How many countries do you know besides Egypt that have pyramids? Listen in as my guest gives us a little tour & we exchange phrases in each other's Arabic dialect.


*For a women's only Afro-Arabic learning group, join FREE here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


*For Afro-Arabic designs on products GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


*For previous episodes go to:


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]]> How many countries do you know besides Egypt that have pyramids? Listen in as my guest gives us a little tour & we exchange phrases in each other's Arabic dialect.


*For a women's only Afro-Arabic learning group, join FREE here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


*For Afro-Arabic designs on products GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


*For previous episodes go to:


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]]> Arabic Dialects - Chadian Arabic Arabic Dialects - Chadian Arabic Sun, 17 Jul 2022 08:45:46 GMT 5:40 62d3cad0d35c2a0012e1ee1b false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/arabic-dialects-chadian-arabic 62d3cad0d35c2a0012e1ee1b 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 arabic-dialects-chadian-arabic full 1 3 In the last episode we went on a short Arabic learning journey with Author & Entrepreneur sister Karemah Alhark. In this episode we continue a little tour around the Arabic dialects that are rarely spoken of, namely the Chadian Arabic.


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To join a group of Black Women at the beginning of their Arabic journey GO TO: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


You can purchase Afro-Arabic designs on various products by GOING TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> In the last episode we went on a short Arabic learning journey with Author & Entrepreneur sister Karemah Alhark. In this episode we continue a little tour around the Arabic dialects that are rarely spoken of, namely the Chadian Arabic.


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To join a group of Black Women at the beginning of their Arabic journey GO TO: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


You can purchase Afro-Arabic designs on various products by GOING TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> An Arabic Learning Journey - Interview With Sis. Karemah Alhark An Arabic Learning Journey - Interview With Sis. Karemah Alhark Sat, 09 Jul 2022 00:56:22 GMT 12:20 62c8d0d4da848400122d5cf8 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/an-arabic-learning-journey-interview-with-sis-karemah-alhark 62c8d0d4da848400122d5cf8 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 an-arabic-learning-journey-interview-with-sis-karemah-alhark full 1 2 In this episode, I have a little chat with Author & Entrepreneur Sis. Karemah Alhark. She is also a holder of a degree in Child Psychology & Early Development. The sister drops some gems with her words of advice & encouragement for Arabic learners, as we both share challenges that we faced learning Arabic.


To know more about Sis Karemah's or her sister's work you can stop by islamicphonicsreaders.com.

If you're a sister looking for a safe space to start learning Arabic with a splash of Africa you can join my Facebook group ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


More resources, courses & support for Black sisters beginning their Arabic learning journey go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> In this episode, I have a little chat with Author & Entrepreneur Sis. Karemah Alhark. She is also a holder of a degree in Child Psychology & Early Development. The sister drops some gems with her words of advice & encouragement for Arabic learners, as we both share challenges that we faced learning Arabic.


To know more about Sis Karemah's or her sister's work you can stop by islamicphonicsreaders.com.

If you're a sister looking for a safe space to start learning Arabic with a splash of Africa you can join my Facebook group ''Black'' Women Learning Arabic: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


More resources, courses & support for Black sisters beginning their Arabic learning journey go to: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip

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]]> The Arabic Dialects The Arabic Dialects Tue, 05 Jul 2022 00:15:16 GMT 5:18 62c3813658b31e00129a81e4 false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/the-arabic-dialects 62c3813658b31e00129a81e4 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 the-arabic-dialects Hassaniya full 1 1 Just how popular is Arabic? Does it have a place in today's modern times? There are about 30 different dialects of Arabic. In this episode, I take you on a brief tour with one of the dialects.


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]]> Just how popular is Arabic? Does it have a place in today's modern times? There are about 30 different dialects of Arabic. In this episode, I take you on a brief tour with one of the dialects.


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Join a group of Black sisters beginning their Arabic learning journey by going to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1362856774210091/


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For Afro-Arabic designs on various products GO TO: Bint Hwaa Arabic & English - Payhip


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]]> Intro. Intro. Mon, 04 Jul 2022 09:43:28 GMT 0:53 62a7fa3f45b61c0012a6b91d false https://shows.acast.com/black-woman-speaks-arabic/episodes/intro 62a7fa3f45b61c0012a6b91d 62a5b5d225c70a001570dce0 intro trailer 1 "Black" Woman Speaks Arabic initially started as bringing to light "black" women speaking Arabic as their native tongue, and then arose to a main theme of bridging between the aforementioned and the ''black'' woman experience.

Thus breaking the stereotypes & stigmas around ''Black'' women, ''Black'' Muslim Women & ''Black'' native Arabic speaking women. Bringing to the surface the ethnic diversity of the ''Black'' woman, challenges she may face & override, & bringing to the surface the marginalised Arabic dialects that you hardly hear of.


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]]> "Black" Woman Speaks Arabic initially started as bringing to light "black" women speaking Arabic as their native tongue, and then arose to a main theme of bridging between the aforementioned and the ''black'' woman experience.

Thus breaking the stereotypes & stigmas around ''Black'' women, ''Black'' Muslim Women & ''Black'' native Arabic speaking women. Bringing to the surface the ethnic diversity of the ''Black'' woman, challenges she may face & override, & bringing to the surface the marginalised Arabic dialects that you hardly hear of.


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