Claim OwnershipIn the Moment with Mamoon
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Is it possible to be transformed, just by listening?
The aim of this podcast is to share a daily 'divine download' from Mamoon, one of the world's leading Muslim life coaches. After thousands of coaching sessions and years of listening to the deepest problems faced by Muslims and spiritual seekers of all faiths from across the world, Mamoon has coached people through everything… and has the stories to prove it:
From arranged marriages to unplanned divorces; from men who want multiple wives to women who just want one good man; from gentle parenting to bata slippers; from 'don't talk to boys' to 'why aren't you married yet'; from guilt-tripping mums to emotionally absent dads; from dealing with judgmental aunty-gees to the cute guy at work who would be perfect if he would just convert to Islam already!
The human ego finds endless, hilarious ways to keep our minds busily spinning. And the human spirit, enriched by connection with God, has the power to get through anything.
Day after day, these episodes share some of the most valuable psycho-spiritual tools and insights that have made the biggest difference for people. Designed to deepen your connection with Allah, turn you into the best version of yourself and as a result upgrade your love life - you'll learn how to elegantly deal with even the most complex relationship dynamics.
These daily 'mini coaching sessions' are filled with insight, laughter and sometimes crazy, outrageous opinions, stories and perspectives, on life, religion and love. The hope is that this approach might just gently wake us up from day dreaming past the most valuable moment in time:
This Moment.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll love Mamoon's free online training programs available here: www.mamoonyusaf.com/free
The aim of this podcast is to share a daily 'divine download' from Mamoon, one of the world's leading Muslim life coaches. After thousands of coaching sessions and years of listening to the deepest problems faced by Muslims and spiritual seekers of all faiths from across the world, Mamoon has coached people through everything… and has the stories to prove it:
From arranged marriages to unplanned divorces; from men who want multiple wives to women who just want one good man; from gentle parenting to bata slippers; from 'don't talk to boys' to 'why aren't you married yet'; from guilt-tripping mums to emotionally absent dads; from dealing with judgmental aunty-gees to the cute guy at work who would be perfect if he would just convert to Islam already!
The human ego finds endless, hilarious ways to keep our minds busily spinning. And the human spirit, enriched by connection with God, has the power to get through anything.
Day after day, these episodes share some of the most valuable psycho-spiritual tools and insights that have made the biggest difference for people. Designed to deepen your connection with Allah, turn you into the best version of yourself and as a result upgrade your love life - you'll learn how to elegantly deal with even the most complex relationship dynamics.
These daily 'mini coaching sessions' are filled with insight, laughter and sometimes crazy, outrageous opinions, stories and perspectives, on life, religion and love. The hope is that this approach might just gently wake us up from day dreaming past the most valuable moment in time:
This Moment.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll love Mamoon's free online training programs available here: www.mamoonyusaf.com/free
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QUESTION: Salaam, I have a question regarding this 'optimal spouse' thing. Can an optimal spouse be one that brings you closer to Allah through the difficulties you have to deal with due to them? As a reult of there behaviour/character? Or is it only if you are content with them and everything more or less 'clicks'? What is the interpretation of an 'optimal spouse'? ANSWER: For context, the sister asking this question has been married for decades and has a good number of children - some fully grown and some still young.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace & blessings upon him) was not concerned with his followers falling for literal idolatry. The Oneness of Allah just makes far too much sense and it's unthinkable that anyone who believes in the Quran would literally start intentionally worshipping something else. However, subtle forms of idolatry, like showing off (i.e. valuing what other people think more than Allah) and other diseases of the heart can be devastating to the soul. Perhaps one of the most subtle forms is what I call, "Psychological Idolatry".
There is one insight that I've been blessed to discover and that I've introduced thousands of people to, that has perhaps made the biggest impact on my personal life. I call it, "The Psychological Switch", and when you discover it for yourself, you'll find yourself experiencing much, much more: Inner freedom, presence, peace, joy, happiness, courage, attractiveness and confidence.
The goal for the believing Muslim is to purify our hearts. The way to do that is by clearing from our minds any thoughts of anything but Allah, the Transcendent. In other words, we want to be in a constant state of mindfulness of Allah - aka. "Zikr Allah".
After over 15 years of full-time coaching with people from all walks of life to overcome all kinds of challenges that the nafs presents - in their professional, personal and spiritual lives - I can safely say, the answer is a resounding... "YES!" Clients who had life-long patterns of self-sabotage, or seemingly irreconcilable marital issues - completely dissolved them. Forever. All thanks to spontaneously and permanently dropping ego-patterns. (In fact, you can check out a few of their testimonials on the page linked below). It turns out that there are a handful of specific teachings, methods, insights and techniques that work for everyone and that make a HUGE difference in the 'battle' against the ego.
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