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Quran Reflections Ramadhan 2025

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by Natasha Kamaluddin + Zulaikha Zainal

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Islamic author and management consultant Natasha Kamaluddin share practical lessons from the Quran for us to implement in our lives. Season 1: covers highlights from Natasha's latest book, "Something of Everything: Insights into Surah Al-Ankabut until Ath-Thaariyaat." Talks about inter-surah linkages, what it takes to achieve success and how to avoid invalidating our deeds. Season 2: starts from surah Al-Baqarah and covers topic such as doubt and yaqeen. Season 3 is called "Quran Voice Notes" - additional information that the author came across in her daily study of the Qur'an.

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Recent Episodes

August 1, 2025

How does the manna and salwa incident apply to us?

In the historical account of the Israelites, Allah sent them provision from the heavens in the form of manna and salwa. Yet they were ungrateful and asked for garlic, onions and lentils - reminiscent of their period of slavery under Firaun. It's easy to write off this episode as something that would never happen to us. How are we missing the point when we think in this way?

July 17, 2025

A deeper look at the command for the Israelites to kill themselves

In this episode, Zulaikha and Natasha discuss the aayaat from Al-Baqarah where the Israelites had worshipped a calf and Allah commanded them to kill each other as a way to make taubah. As Muslims, we may read these aayaat and feel that they are "remote"; they don't relate to us. But they absolutely do! Listen to this episode to understand the ways in which we make the same mistakes as they did.

July 16, 2025

Lessons from doing da'wah

We all strive to earn Allah's pleasure by doing good deeds that we hope will be accepted by Him. In this episode, Zulaikah and Natasha reflect on personal experiences in the hope that others can benefit from the personal reminders.

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What is Quran Reflections Ramadhan 2025?: Islamic author and management consultant Natasha Kamaluddin share practical lessons from the Quran for us to implement in our lives.

Season 1: covers highlights from Natasha's latest book, "Something of Everything: Insights into Surah Al-Ankabut until Ath-Thaariyaat." Talks about inter-surah linkages, what it takes to achieve success and how to avoid invalidating our deeds.

Season 2: starts from surah Al-Baqarah and covers topic such as doubt and yaqeen.

Season 3 is called "Quran Voice Notes" - additional information that the author came across in her daily study of the Qur'an.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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