As A Muslim Mom, What Are Your Biggest Problems?

Ponn Sabra | April 27, 2012 | Comments (3)

Have you downloaded, read, taken notes, and applied the many tips in my FREE 23-page ebook, “Balancing Life as a Muslim Mom” yet? I conquer the top priorities to being a Muslim Mom: Challenges of Marriage, Motherhood & Money, based on the incredibly supportive feedback I’ve received.

I’m honored and humbled that at least three Imams have used my ebook for khutbah topics, discussions, halaqahs. Plus, dozens and dozens of personal emails co-written by husbands and wives sharing that the hubby downloaded the ebook and read it first to “approve” its content, only to find themselves the biggest supporters. Husbands rave they’ll have all their wives, sisters, daughters, mothers, mother-in-laws…all the women in their lives read it. MashAllah!

I’ve read dozens and dozens of emails, comments, and social media posts asking for more–more tips and more practical and DO-able advice.

I have handwritten 49 Daily Du’a for the Muslim Mom all designed as expected, not arrogantly or scholarly, nor in a way that talks down to you like a man telling you you’re wrong. It’s profound and deep, but I think also hysterical, even stomach-wrenching at times for the very a-ha’s I gained in the process that gave me some guilt for my mistakes I often admit in the book. But, I want to make sure I didn’t leave out a single pressing problem that’s a priority in Your Life!

Did I tackle your most pressing concerns? Issues? Fears? Worries? Faults? Weaknesses?

I also praise you quite a bit…no guilt-trips here. You’re sure to laugh at my own harsh realization that I’m by far NOT close to perfection…rather a fallible, sinful, mortal. Being dedicated humbly to serving our Lord, eager to please only Him is the primary goal. But often we let the perils of our long exhausting day as Mom…let alone the added ~~pressure~~ uniqueness of being a Muslim Mom living in America.

So, lay it on me…please comment openly, honestly…and, kindly, of course below!

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Dhyann says:

April 29, 2012 at 8:52 pm

I think even every person can experience certain problems like these.. We just need to be positive and be happy always..

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Leah Francisco says:

April 30, 2012 at 11:17 am

I have a few Muslim Mom friends who are undergoing certain conflicts when it comes to family life, raising children and marriage. I am pretty sure they will learn a lot from your insights so I am referring this to them. Plus, what does a Muslim Mom should learn that others can’t?

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Regards, Leah

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arlee says:

May 1, 2012 at 7:37 am

My biggest problem is the racism and rude comments thrown into my children

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