<![CDATA[Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance]]>4fa7ce34-a0ef-5dbe-9398-5ffc3e1b6091Thu, 12 Mar 2026 22:00:22 +0000Captivate.fmMohammadhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/4ab80d0f-a589-4dc1-9cd8-8fa8d85bf707/hovCh3xusiqc2KJ7rpbJhdLW.jpgDivorced Muslims: A Second ChanceMohammadMohammadWelcome to 'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' - The Podcast that uplifts voices for both Divorced and Single Muslims. Please note this podcast is for everyone – single never married, divorced, widowed people. The discussions on this podcast reflect what many British Muslims say and feel privately but hesitate to admit publicly The aim of these discussions is to demonstrate the reality of the marriage search through honest, but principled conversations. Each guest has the option to change their name to maintain anonymity. Some guests are looking for marriage and at the end of their episode they will take part in a 60 second ‘talking profile’. So who knows, you may just find your spouse through this podcast! If anyone is interested in being a guest or wants to advertise their services/brand on our podcast or if anyone simply wants to get in touch, please email us please: divorcedmuslims@gmail.com https://divorcedmuslimsasecondchance.captivate.fmfalseepisodicnopodcastSeason 3 - Episode 7 - FarookSeason 3 - Episode 7 - FarookIn this episode, we are joined by Brother Farook. Farook runs his own social media pages: Instagram, TikTok and YouTube - @disqualified_dads. These pages raise awareness of the plight of non-resident parents.

Brother Farook shares his personal journey through divorce, the challenges of being a non-resident parent, and the struggles within the family court system. He discusses the emotional impact of divorce, the importance of self-improvement, and the realities of navigating the modern Muslim marriage market. Farook emphasises the need for open communication and understanding in relationships, while also addressing societal expectations and the stigma surrounding divorce. Farook also discusses the subject of polygamy. He concludes with insights on personal growth and the qualities he seeks in a future partner.

Farook also completes a marriage profile at the end. So if you fit his criteria and he fits yours, then do get in touch!

00:00 Introduction

01:47 Farook's Divorce Story

06:47 Impact of Divorce

09:59 Relationship with children

15:07 Bouncing Back from Divorce

19:24 Farook's Social Media Pages, Coaching and Martial Arts

24:56 Marriage Search Post Divorce

26:02 Farook's challenges in his marriage search

33:01 Is a man's worth defined by his wealth?

36:18 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

38:14 Polygamy

40:16 Delaying disclosure of the fact that one is divorced

44:56 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

46:12 Green Flags v Red Flags

46:51 Solutions to the difficulty of the marriage search

48:44 Game: Red Light / Green Light

50:01 Rapid Fire Round

52:02 Marriage Profile

53:23 Farewell

]]>In this episode, we are joined by Brother Farook. Farook runs his own social media pages: Instagram, TikTok and YouTube - @disqualified_dads. These pages raise awareness of the plight of non-resident parents.

Brother Farook shares his personal journey through divorce, the challenges of being a non-resident parent, and the struggles within the family court system. He discusses the emotional impact of divorce, the importance of self-improvement, and the realities of navigating the modern Muslim marriage market. Farook emphasises the need for open communication and understanding in relationships, while also addressing societal expectations and the stigma surrounding divorce. Farook also discusses the subject of polygamy. He concludes with insights on personal growth and the qualities he seeks in a future partner.

Farook also completes a marriage profile at the end. So if you fit his criteria and he fits yours, then do get in touch!

00:00 Introduction

01:47 Farook's Divorce Story

06:47 Impact of Divorce

09:59 Relationship with children

15:07 Bouncing Back from Divorce

19:24 Farook's Social Media Pages, Coaching and Martial Arts

24:56 Marriage Search Post Divorce

26:02 Farook's challenges in his marriage search

33:01 Is a man's worth defined by his wealth?

36:18 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

38:14 Polygamy

40:16 Delaying disclosure of the fact that one is divorced

44:56 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

46:12 Green Flags v Red Flags

46:51 Solutions to the difficulty of the marriage search

48:44 Game: Red Light / Green Light

50:01 Rapid Fire Round

52:02 Marriage Profile

53:23 Farewell

]]>98120197-5350-43e8-8128-a16f6b1ad2dbThu, 12 Mar 2026 22:00:00 +000054:46falsefull3773Season 3 - Episode 6 - AlinaSeason 3 - Episode 6 - AlinaIn this episode, we are joined by Alina – a 26-year-old sister who is Single Never Married.

Alina shares her experiences and challenges in her search for marriage as a British Muslim. She discusses the difficulties of finding a suitable partner, the connection between mental health and the marriage search, and the role of family in the marriage search. Alina also addresses the stigma surrounding divorce, the unrealistic expectations set by social media, and the influence of apps on the marriage search landscape. Throughout the discussion, she emphasises the importance of self-awareness, communication, and positivity in the journey towards finding a life partner.

Alina also attended our Marriage Event in July 2025. She discusses her experience of this event. Alina was one of the most popular sisters at this event!

Alina also completes a marriage profile at the end of this episode – so if you fit her criteria and she fits yours then follow the instructions and who knows you may just end up getting married!

00:00 Introduction to Sister Alina

02:22 Alina's Marriage Search Experiences

07:08 Alina's Marriage Event Experience

10:08 Why are British Muslims finding it hard to get married

11:47 The Connection Between Mental Health and the Marriage Search

13:29 How important is Fincancial Stability in a man?

14:21 Alina's Mahr Requirement

15:23 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

17:04 The Role of Apps in the Marriage Search

18:56 Marriage: An Option or a Priority?

19:33 Polygamy

22:03 The Marriage Search Crisis: Self inflicted?

25:23 Family Involvement in the Marriage Search

27:15 Delaying telling potentials that you are divorced

28:45 Is fear a valid reason to marry?

30:00 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

30:53 Green Flags v Red Flags

31:31 Potential Solutions to the Marriage Search

32:38 Game: Red Light / Green Light

33:53 Rapid Fire Round

35:24 Alina's Marriage Profile

]]>In this episode, we are joined by Alina – a 26-year-old sister who is Single Never Married.

Alina shares her experiences and challenges in her search for marriage as a British Muslim. She discusses the difficulties of finding a suitable partner, the connection between mental health and the marriage search, and the role of family in the marriage search. Alina also addresses the stigma surrounding divorce, the unrealistic expectations set by social media, and the influence of apps on the marriage search landscape. Throughout the discussion, she emphasises the importance of self-awareness, communication, and positivity in the journey towards finding a life partner.

Alina also attended our Marriage Event in July 2025. She discusses her experience of this event. Alina was one of the most popular sisters at this event!

Alina also completes a marriage profile at the end of this episode – so if you fit her criteria and she fits yours then follow the instructions and who knows you may just end up getting married!

00:00 Introduction to Sister Alina

02:22 Alina's Marriage Search Experiences

07:08 Alina's Marriage Event Experience

10:08 Why are British Muslims finding it hard to get married

11:47 The Connection Between Mental Health and the Marriage Search

13:29 How important is Fincancial Stability in a man?

14:21 Alina's Mahr Requirement

15:23 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

17:04 The Role of Apps in the Marriage Search

18:56 Marriage: An Option or a Priority?

19:33 Polygamy

22:03 The Marriage Search Crisis: Self inflicted?

25:23 Family Involvement in the Marriage Search

27:15 Delaying telling potentials that you are divorced

28:45 Is fear a valid reason to marry?

30:00 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

30:53 Green Flags v Red Flags

31:31 Potential Solutions to the Marriage Search

32:38 Game: Red Light / Green Light

33:53 Rapid Fire Round

35:24 Alina's Marriage Profile

]]>63adfe6f-13b1-4cba-a376-ff1c600266e2Mon, 09 Mar 2026 09:00:00 +000037:52falsefull3663Season 3 - Episode 5 - TareenaSeason 3 - Episode 5 - TareenaIn this episode, we are joined by Sister Tareena. Tareena runs a social media page on Tiktok with the handle: @thatgirl.tamtam. Tareena’s page is about healing people giving them hope. Tareena offers one to one advice for sisters who want to discuss their problems. If any sister wants to contact her you can email her: info.work2021@yahoo.com

Tareena shares her personal journey through divorce, the challenges she faced, and her insights on the marriage search as a divorcee. She discusses the emotional impact of her divorce, the importance of self-discovery, and the societal expectations surrounding marriage. Tareena emphasises the need for realistic expectations in relationships, the role of parental involvement, and the stigma attached to being divorced. She also offers advice on overcoming heartbreak and the significance of trusting in Allah's plan.

00:00 Introduction

01:25 Tareena's divorce story

04:28 The Impact of Divorce

06:38 Mistakes and Regrets in Marriage

10:01 Bouncing Back from Divorce

11:16 Marriage Search as a Divorcee

17:24 Why are British Muslims finding it difficult to get married?

19:14 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

20:09 The Role of Marriage Apps

21:55 Do British Muslims actually want marriage?

23:31 Self-Inflicted Marriage Search Crisis

24:34 Family Involvement: Advice v Control

27:30 Emotional Intimacy without Commitment

29:22 How does one get over heart break?

33:20 Delaying telling a potential that you are divorced

38:25 Fear based Marriages

40:20 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

42:30 Green Flags v Red Flags

42:41 Solutions

43:52 Once an Abuser always an Abuser?

44:52 What Tareena does and how to contact her

45:52 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:25 Rapid Fire Round

48:40 Marriage Profile

49:47 Final Thoughts

]]>In this episode, we are joined by Sister Tareena. Tareena runs a social media page on Tiktok with the handle: @thatgirl.tamtam. Tareena’s page is about healing people giving them hope. Tareena offers one to one advice for sisters who want to discuss their problems. If any sister wants to contact her you can email her: info.work2021@yahoo.com

Tareena shares her personal journey through divorce, the challenges she faced, and her insights on the marriage search as a divorcee. She discusses the emotional impact of her divorce, the importance of self-discovery, and the societal expectations surrounding marriage. Tareena emphasises the need for realistic expectations in relationships, the role of parental involvement, and the stigma attached to being divorced. She also offers advice on overcoming heartbreak and the significance of trusting in Allah's plan.

00:00 Introduction

01:25 Tareena's divorce story

04:28 The Impact of Divorce

06:38 Mistakes and Regrets in Marriage

10:01 Bouncing Back from Divorce

11:16 Marriage Search as a Divorcee

17:24 Why are British Muslims finding it difficult to get married?

19:14 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

20:09 The Role of Marriage Apps

21:55 Do British Muslims actually want marriage?

23:31 Self-Inflicted Marriage Search Crisis

24:34 Family Involvement: Advice v Control

27:30 Emotional Intimacy without Commitment

29:22 How does one get over heart break?

33:20 Delaying telling a potential that you are divorced

38:25 Fear based Marriages

40:20 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

42:30 Green Flags v Red Flags

42:41 Solutions

43:52 Once an Abuser always an Abuser?

44:52 What Tareena does and how to contact her

45:52 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:25 Rapid Fire Round

48:40 Marriage Profile

49:47 Final Thoughts

]]>05c6ddde-0e38-4806-8194-bd3483c43a2cWed, 04 Mar 2026 22:00:00 +000051:20falsefull3553Season 3 - Episode 4 - AsiyaSeason 3 - Episode 4 - AsiyaIn this episode, Sister Asiya shares her personal journey through marriage and divorce, discussing the challenges she faced, the decision to leave her marriage, and the impact of her experiences on her personal growth. She reflects on the expectations and standards in relationships, the stigma surrounding divorce, and the complexities of seeking a new partner as a single mother. The conversation also touches on the role of family in marriage decisions, the influence of marriage apps, and the broader marriage crisis within the Muslim community.

00:00 Introduction

01:10 Asiya's Divorce Story

06:19 Taking the Khula route

07:52 Experience of the Khula Process

09:45 Impact of Divorce

11:14 Mistakes made in the marriage

13:04 Bouncing back from divorce

15:38 Being a Single Mother and looking for marriage

18:37 General Questions

25:41 Family Involvement in Marriage Decisions

29:27 Stigma of Divorce in the Muslim Community

31:51 The Role of Fear in Marriage Decisions

33:01 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

34:31 Red flags v Green Flags

35:03 Solutions

35:55 Game: Red Light / Green Light

35:59 Fun and Games: Red Light, Green Light

37:21 Rapid Fire Round

39:01 Farewell

]]>In this episode, Sister Asiya shares her personal journey through marriage and divorce, discussing the challenges she faced, the decision to leave her marriage, and the impact of her experiences on her personal growth. She reflects on the expectations and standards in relationships, the stigma surrounding divorce, and the complexities of seeking a new partner as a single mother. The conversation also touches on the role of family in marriage decisions, the influence of marriage apps, and the broader marriage crisis within the Muslim community.

00:00 Introduction

01:10 Asiya's Divorce Story

06:19 Taking the Khula route

07:52 Experience of the Khula Process

09:45 Impact of Divorce

11:14 Mistakes made in the marriage

13:04 Bouncing back from divorce

15:38 Being a Single Mother and looking for marriage

18:37 General Questions

25:41 Family Involvement in Marriage Decisions

29:27 Stigma of Divorce in the Muslim Community

31:51 The Role of Fear in Marriage Decisions

33:01 Society Perception: Divorced Man v Divorced Woman

34:31 Red flags v Green Flags

35:03 Solutions

35:55 Game: Red Light / Green Light

35:59 Fun and Games: Red Light, Green Light

37:21 Rapid Fire Round

39:01 Farewell

]]>50d28479-5c94-44a2-ac85-f364cb8f2525Mon, 02 Mar 2026 09:00:00 +000039:32falsefull3443Season 3 - Episode 3 - RadiyaSeason 3 - Episode 3 - RadiyaIn this episode we are joined by Radiya – a social media influencer. Radiya’s TikTok handle is @p.s.wegotthis

Radiya shares her personal journey through divorce, discussing the emotional impact it had on her mental health and the lessons learned. Radiya describes divorce as a shattering experience and for six months, she struggled to cope, questioning the path she had followed and the societal expectations that had shaped her decisions. This introspection opened her eyes to the importance of self-awareness and understanding one’s motivations, leading her to encourage others to reflect on their own lives.

The conversation explores the challenges faced by British Muslims in the marriage market, including cultural pressures, the stigma surrounding divorce, and the role of marriage apps. Radiya emphasises the importance of emotional maturity, understanding one's own needs, and the significance of green flags in relationships. The discussion also touches on the influence of family in marriage decisions and the need to redefine success beyond marital status.

00:00 Introduction

02:05 Radiya's Divorce Story

04:21 Impact of Divorce

05:53 Mistakes in the marriage

06:42 Bouncing back from divorce

07:25 Why are British Muslims finding it hard to get married

09:41 Older generation v new generation

11:50 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

13:38 Paradox of Choice

15:35 Green Flags v Red Flags

17:55 Has marriage become an option rather than a priority?

21:54 Apps: Improved or damaged the marriage search?

25:03 Family involvement: Advice or Control?

28:05 Fear based marriages

31:22 "I was good enough to talk to but not good enough to marry"

33:17 The Stigma of divorce

36:06 Society Perception: Divorced Men v Divorced Women

37:56 When to reveal to a potential you are divorced

40:12 Solutions to the marriage search

46:22 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:45 Rapid Fire Round

48:54 Farewell

]]>In this episode we are joined by Radiya – a social media influencer. Radiya’s TikTok handle is @p.s.wegotthis

Radiya shares her personal journey through divorce, discussing the emotional impact it had on her mental health and the lessons learned. Radiya describes divorce as a shattering experience and for six months, she struggled to cope, questioning the path she had followed and the societal expectations that had shaped her decisions. This introspection opened her eyes to the importance of self-awareness and understanding one’s motivations, leading her to encourage others to reflect on their own lives.

The conversation explores the challenges faced by British Muslims in the marriage market, including cultural pressures, the stigma surrounding divorce, and the role of marriage apps. Radiya emphasises the importance of emotional maturity, understanding one's own needs, and the significance of green flags in relationships. The discussion also touches on the influence of family in marriage decisions and the need to redefine success beyond marital status.

00:00 Introduction

02:05 Radiya's Divorce Story

04:21 Impact of Divorce

05:53 Mistakes in the marriage

06:42 Bouncing back from divorce

07:25 Why are British Muslims finding it hard to get married

09:41 Older generation v new generation

11:50 Standards v Unrealistic Expectations

13:38 Paradox of Choice

15:35 Green Flags v Red Flags

17:55 Has marriage become an option rather than a priority?

21:54 Apps: Improved or damaged the marriage search?

25:03 Family involvement: Advice or Control?

28:05 Fear based marriages

31:22 "I was good enough to talk to but not good enough to marry"

33:17 The Stigma of divorce

36:06 Society Perception: Divorced Men v Divorced Women

37:56 When to reveal to a potential you are divorced

40:12 Solutions to the marriage search

46:22 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:45 Rapid Fire Round

48:54 Farewell

]]>acaef0c1-b610-46db-9b4d-f86163a5e6caWed, 25 Feb 2026 22:00:00 +000049:23falsefull3333Season 3 - Episode 2 - ImranSeason 3 - Episode 2 - ImranIn this episode, Imran shares his personal journey through divorce, discussing the prevalent issues within the Muslim community regarding marriage and divorce. He reflects on the causes of his divorce, the challenges of co-parenting, and the impact of divorce on personal identity. Imran emphasises the importance of community support, compassion, and empathy in navigating relationships post-divorce. He also addresses the stigma surrounding divorced individuals and the marriage crisis faced by British Muslims, advocating for the creation of safe spaces for singles to meet and connect.

Also Imran launched his own podcast to share experiences and support others going through divorce. Imran’s podcast is called ‘The Divorced Muslim Dad Podcast’.

00:00 Introduction

02:00 Imran's Divorce Story

15:12 Impact of Divorce

21:26 Bouncing Back from Divorce

28:56 Why are British Muslims finding it difficult to get married?

41:04 Delaying telling a potential that you are divorced

43:33 Society Perception: Divorced Men v Divorced Women

46:37 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:22 Rapid Fire Round

49:53 Marriage Profile

52:01 Final Thoughts

]]>In this episode, Imran shares his personal journey through divorce, discussing the prevalent issues within the Muslim community regarding marriage and divorce. He reflects on the causes of his divorce, the challenges of co-parenting, and the impact of divorce on personal identity. Imran emphasises the importance of community support, compassion, and empathy in navigating relationships post-divorce. He also addresses the stigma surrounding divorced individuals and the marriage crisis faced by British Muslims, advocating for the creation of safe spaces for singles to meet and connect.

Also Imran launched his own podcast to share experiences and support others going through divorce. Imran’s podcast is called ‘The Divorced Muslim Dad Podcast’.

00:00 Introduction

02:00 Imran's Divorce Story

15:12 Impact of Divorce

21:26 Bouncing Back from Divorce

28:56 Why are British Muslims finding it difficult to get married?

41:04 Delaying telling a potential that you are divorced

43:33 Society Perception: Divorced Men v Divorced Women

46:37 Game: Red Light / Green Light

47:22 Rapid Fire Round

49:53 Marriage Profile

52:01 Final Thoughts

]]>1a53e7f0-06ba-42d2-af8b-1f742ca85415Mon, 23 Feb 2026 09:00:00 +000053:36falsefull3223Season 3 - Episode 1 - HasinahSeason 3 - Episode 1 - HasinahIn this episode, Sister Hasinah shares her personal journey through divorce, motherhood, and the challenges of co-parenting. She reflects on the impact of her divorce on her mental health and the lessons learned about relationships and expectations in marriage. Hasinah discusses the stigma surrounding divorce in the Muslim community and emphasises the importance of honesty and self-awareness in the marriage search. She also addresses the challenges of co-parenting and the need for strong family dynamics, while offering insights into the current marriage crisis faced by many British Muslims.

00:00 Introduction

00:59 Hasinah's divorce story

14:32 Impact of Divorce

16:44 Bouncing back from Divorce

21:42 Hasinah's marriage search

23:42 Hasinah shares an experience in her marriage search

25:14 Co-Parenting

30:38 General Questions

48:03 Did the trauma from the divorce cause Autism?

55:28 Game: Red Light / Green Light

56:30 Rapid Fire Round

57:27 Conclusion and Reflections

]]>In this episode, Sister Hasinah shares her personal journey through divorce, motherhood, and the challenges of co-parenting. She reflects on the impact of her divorce on her mental health and the lessons learned about relationships and expectations in marriage. Hasinah discusses the stigma surrounding divorce in the Muslim community and emphasises the importance of honesty and self-awareness in the marriage search. She also addresses the challenges of co-parenting and the need for strong family dynamics, while offering insights into the current marriage crisis faced by many British Muslims.

00:00 Introduction

00:59 Hasinah's divorce story

14:32 Impact of Divorce

16:44 Bouncing back from Divorce

21:42 Hasinah's marriage search

23:42 Hasinah shares an experience in her marriage search

25:14 Co-Parenting

30:38 General Questions

48:03 Did the trauma from the divorce cause Autism?

55:28 Game: Red Light / Green Light

56:30 Rapid Fire Round

57:27 Conclusion and Reflections

]]>76e18b10-559e-4228-802b-3bcfe2e2e4d6Sun, 22 Feb 2026 00:44:00 +000058:08falsefull3113Season 3 - TrailerSeason 3 - TrailerWe continue our podcast into Season 3.

Season 3 is all about dealing with modern complexities of the marriage search.

This trailer gives a snippet of each guest on Season 3.

Trust me. You do not want to miss this! So hit the follow button.

All episodes will be released over the next month or so.

Find Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube

]]>We continue our podcast into Season 3.

Season 3 is all about dealing with modern complexities of the marriage search.

This trailer gives a snippet of each guest on Season 3.

Trust me. You do not want to miss this! So hit the follow button.

All episodes will be released over the next month or so.

Find Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube

]]>bc2ba57e-12ad-4455-a14f-b86215c4e20dFri, 20 Feb 2026 12:00:00 +000005:02falsetrailer33Episode 7 - Mohammad's BrotherEpisode 7 - Mohammad's BrotherIn this episode we are joined by the host’s brother. He alongside the host, will discuss the recent death of their father.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance.

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>In this episode we are joined by the host’s brother. He alongside the host, will discuss the recent death of their father.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance.

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>e93b5d32-45f2-4c10-8d93-990ea82615c0Thu, 13 Mar 2025 07:00:00 +000056:48falsefull2772Episode 6 - Mohammad's MotherEpisode 6 - Mohammad's MotherIn this episode we are joined by the host’s mother. She will give her views about marriage and the marriage search based on her experiences. 

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>In this episode we are joined by the host’s mother. She will give her views about marriage and the marriage search based on her experiences. 

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>fb0aa544-f691-47c7-945e-de90e627a8d3Fri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000044:55falsefull2662Episode 4 - Mostafa and EnigmaEpisode 4 - Mostafa and EnigmaIn this episode we are joined by Brother Mostafa and Brother Enigma. Both of these brothers have experienced divorce.

If you fit the criteria of the guest today and if you are interested in considering the guest for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>In this episode we are joined by Brother Mostafa and Brother Enigma. Both of these brothers have experienced divorce.

If you fit the criteria of the guest today and if you are interested in considering the guest for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>6ea1fcb0-1088-4668-a3cb-c6977d8bf954Fri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000001:01:35falsefull2442Episode 3 - Fiaza and AmairaEpisode 3 - Fiaza and AmairaIn this episode we are joined by Sister Fiaza and Sister Amaira. Both of these sisters are divorced single mothers. 

If you fit the criteria of the guests today and if you are interested in considering the guests for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

 

]]>In this episode we are joined by Sister Fiaza and Sister Amaira. Both of these sisters are divorced single mothers. 

If you fit the criteria of the guests today and if you are interested in considering the guests for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

 

]]>4eb59bc0-67c0-4da2-aa47-9441bfd254a7Fri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000053:59falsefull2332Episode 2 - Abullah and NoorEpisode 2 - Abullah and NoorIn this episode we are joined by Brother Abullah and Sister Noor. Both of these guests are married. They will discuss events leading up to their marriage and they will also give their opinions about the marriage search from the perspective of being married.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>In this episode we are joined by Brother Abullah and Sister Noor. Both of these guests are married. They will discuss events leading up to their marriage and they will also give their opinions about the marriage search from the perspective of being married.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>262ac7d8-d90c-4b2c-8d03-ff4124f81ceeFri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000051:04falsefull2222Episode 1 - Aneela and SameraEpisode 1 - Aneela and SameraIn this episode we are joined by Sister Aneela and Sister Samera. Both of these sisters are divorced and their ex husbands were both from abroad. 

If you fit the criteria of the guest today and if you are interested in considering the guest for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>In this episode we are joined by Sister Aneela and Sister Samera. Both of these sisters are divorced and their ex husbands were both from abroad. 

If you fit the criteria of the guest today and if you are interested in considering the guest for marriage then please email us the following details: Your name, age, location, height, occupation, ethnicity, marital status, family contact name and details. 

Our email address is divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

Remember the golden rule only family details will be exchanged. If we have no family details then the request will be ignored.

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>4172f5b4-4b25-42af-9612-0ac7503db930Fri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000041:33falsefull2112Series 2 IntroductionSeries 2 IntroductionThis episode is an introduction to our podcast – ‘Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance’.

All that is good and correct in this podcast, and anyone who is subsequently guided by it, this is from Allah and a mercy from Him. Any mistakes and errors are from ourselves and we ask the forgiveness of Allah for them

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>This episode is an introduction to our podcast – ‘Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance’.

All that is good and correct in this podcast, and anyone who is subsequently guided by it, this is from Allah and a mercy from Him. Any mistakes and errors are from ourselves and we ask the forgiveness of Allah for them

If you want to be a guest on this podcast then please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

We have a GoFundMe page to raise funds to help British Muslims find a spouse and our platform consists of two main projects:

1) Marriage events - these are events designed and structured to assist Muslims find a spouse

2) Our podcast which you're listening to right now. As you know it's called Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance. 

If you want to donate please find the link to the GoFundMe page below:

https://gofund.me/a287df86

]]>79e6581c-5e44-4203-94cd-c275f3b41e4bFri, 28 Feb 2025 07:00:00 +000008:51falsefull22Episode 7 – Samara Iqbal from Aramas Family LawEpisode 7 – Samara Iqbal from Aramas Family LawIn this episode, we are joined by Samara Iqbal, is a global solicitor who specialises in family law and divorce.

In this episode we discuss:

-  Samara’s role in an upcoming and new project where she will be on a Panel as a legal and Sharia expert in the Sharia Council

- Causes of Divorce

- Men v Women in light of divorce

-  Prenuptial agreements

- Expat work that Samara is involved in

- Divorce Stories that Samara has experienced in her professional carreer

- Polygamy and Mehar

If you are looking for legal advice in relation to family law or divorce proceedings, please visit www.aramaslawexpat.com

Finally, if you are looking for a spouse, then attend our Muslim Marriage Event on Sunday 28th July 2024 in Manchester. This event is a platform to assist British muslims find a spouse. 

For further details about this event please visit www.singlemuslimsmarriageevents.co.uk 

]]>In this episode, we are joined by Samara Iqbal, is a global solicitor who specialises in family law and divorce.

In this episode we discuss:

-  Samara’s role in an upcoming and new project where she will be on a Panel as a legal and Sharia expert in the Sharia Council

- Causes of Divorce

- Men v Women in light of divorce

-  Prenuptial agreements

- Expat work that Samara is involved in

- Divorce Stories that Samara has experienced in her professional carreer

- Polygamy and Mehar

If you are looking for legal advice in relation to family law or divorce proceedings, please visit www.aramaslawexpat.com

Finally, if you are looking for a spouse, then attend our Muslim Marriage Event on Sunday 28th July 2024 in Manchester. This event is a platform to assist British muslims find a spouse. 

For further details about this event please visit www.singlemuslimsmarriageevents.co.uk 

]]>c68d4bb3-ad13-49b1-a9ea-566cffc07e58Fri, 12 Jul 2024 09:00:00 +000036:11falsefull1771Episode 6 - An interview with Dr Asif (The Apprentice 2024)Episode 6 - An interview with Dr Asif (The Apprentice 2024)In this special episode, we are joined by Dr. Asif.

Dr. Asif appeared on The Apprentice 2024 and also on Dragons Den some years ago. He is also a Divorce Coach.

In this episode we discuss:

- Divorce and Mental Health

- Perspectives  from Divorce Coach Point of View

- Trauma

- Divorce and Society

- Solutions around divorce 

If you want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>In this special episode, we are joined by Dr. Asif.

Dr. Asif appeared on The Apprentice 2024 and also on Dragons Den some years ago. He is also a Divorce Coach.

In this episode we discuss:

- Divorce and Mental Health

- Perspectives  from Divorce Coach Point of View

- Trauma

- Divorce and Society

- Solutions around divorce 

If you want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>64a1599a-d3b0-430a-81fe-b6a1922b99e4Fri, 17 May 2024 07:00:00 +000049:34falsefull1661Episode 5 – AyeshaEpisode 5 – AyeshaIn this episode we are joined by Sister Ayesha. Her story is about how the behaviour of her husband, such as not willing to work, impacted her marriage.

Ayesha's details -

Age - 30

Height – 5'2

Location - London

Ethnicity - Bangladeshi

Occupation – Language Teacher

If you’re interested in Ayesha for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>In this episode we are joined by Sister Ayesha. Her story is about how the behaviour of her husband, such as not willing to work, impacted her marriage.

Ayesha's details -

Age - 30

Height – 5'2

Location - London

Ethnicity - Bangladeshi

Occupation – Language Teacher

If you’re interested in Ayesha for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>412634a4-1353-4d0f-8ced-b583d5069491Fri, 12 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +000001:01:24falsefull1551Episode 3 - ZoyaEpisode 3 - ZoyaIn this episode we are joined by Sister Zoya. Her story is about how she married her cousin from abroad and once he arrived in the UK, his insincere intentions were exposed.

Zoya's details -

Age - 37

Age - 38-42

Height – 5'11

Location – North West

Ethnicity - Pakistani

Occupation – Nurse

If you’re interested in Zoya for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>In this episode we are joined by Sister Zoya. Her story is about how she married her cousin from abroad and once he arrived in the UK, his insincere intentions were exposed.

Zoya's details -

Age - 37

Age - 38-42

Height – 5'11

Location – North West

Ethnicity - Pakistani

Occupation – Nurse

If you’re interested in Zoya for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>7ed368eb-7966-4a7f-9100-9cd19a580ce9Fri, 29 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +000050:43falsefull1331Episode 2 – ShabzEpisode 2 – ShabzIn this episode we are joined by Brother Shabz. His story is about how family interference impacted his marriage. He also discusses co-parenting as a divorced father.

Shabz's details -

Age - 39

Location - West Yorkshire

Height - 5'9

Ethnicity - Pakistani

Occupation - Director

If you’re interested in Shabz for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>In this episode we are joined by Brother Shabz. His story is about how family interference impacted his marriage. He also discusses co-parenting as a divorced father.

Shabz's details -

Age - 39

Location - West Yorkshire

Height - 5'9

Ethnicity - Pakistani

Occupation - Director

If you’re interested in Shabz for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>b65a9a8b-9930-456e-bef1-5a2c448546caFri, 22 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +000047:01falsefull1221Episode 1 – MariamEpisode 1 – MariamIn this episode we are joined by Sister Mariam. Her story involves a tragedy and how a dominant mother in law affected her marriage.

Mariam's details -

Age - 38

Location - London

Height - 5'3

Ethnicity - Bangladeshi

Occupation – Investment Banker

If you’re interested in Mariam for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>In this episode we are joined by Sister Mariam. Her story involves a tragedy and how a dominant mother in law affected her marriage.

Mariam's details -

Age - 38

Location - London

Height - 5'3

Ethnicity - Bangladeshi

Occupation – Investment Banker

If you’re interested in Mariam for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1 is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>89bbe313-c19e-477a-a079-3f0f9f15f08bFri, 15 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +000059:02falsefull1111Introduction to Divorced Muslims: A Second ChanceIntroduction to Divorced Muslims: A Second ChanceWelcome to 'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance', the podcast which gives a voice to divorced Muslims who are looking for marriage.

Each episode features a divorced Muslim who is looking for marriage, and explores what happened in their previous marriage, and what caused their marriage to end; what their marriage search has been like as a divorcee; their opinions around the stigma of being divorced and how this has impacted them. Episodes conclude with a profile of the guest allowing them to find a spouse via the podcast.

To allow our guests to speak openly and freely, their names have been changed, and the voices of our guests have been altered by AI. 

If you’re interested in any of the guests for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com.

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1  is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>Welcome to 'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance', the podcast which gives a voice to divorced Muslims who are looking for marriage.

Each episode features a divorced Muslim who is looking for marriage, and explores what happened in their previous marriage, and what caused their marriage to end; what their marriage search has been like as a divorcee; their opinions around the stigma of being divorced and how this has impacted them. Episodes conclude with a profile of the guest allowing them to find a spouse via the podcast.

To allow our guests to speak openly and freely, their names have been changed, and the voices of our guests have been altered by AI. 

If you’re interested in any of the guests for marriage or if want to appear as a guest in a future episode, please email us at divorcedmuslims@gmail.com.

'Divorced Muslims: A Second Chance' season 1  is sponsored by Muslim Marriage Services.

]]>d886b97d-d660-44ae-8d66-43c2deb54128Sun, 10 Mar 2024 09:00:00 +000015:04falsefull11