Muslim Game Changers

Send us Fan Mail "Working hard and hoping someone notices is not enough." 💎 Sara Hosseini is a Product Manager at IBM, a leader at MAX, and a graduate of the world-renowned Waterloo Software Engineering program. But her journey to the top of Big Tech wasn't just about code—it was about surviving a "rigorous" culture, overcoming the "quota" myth, and refusing to compromise her Muslim identity in the boardroom. In this episode, Shaheen deconstructs Sara’s "Resilience Playbook" for the modern pr...

Send us Fan Mail Software Engineer & College Professor Kareem reveals the truth about career changes, imposter syndrome, starting over, and the real future of AI and your job. He explains: How to pivot your career (even without the 'right' degree). The strategy to conquer crippling imposter syndrome for good. The truth about AI & your job security (it's not what you think). Why being told "you're not qualified" can be your greatest advantage. How to turn your 'unrelated' experi...

Send us Fan Mail What if the biggest obstacle to your success isn't fear, but overthinking? What if your greatest business asset isn't capital, but your character? And what if the ultimate goal of your business wasn't just profit, but a partnership that leads to Jannah? 🌍 🎙️ In this profound episode, we sit down with Zhagum Arshad, a serial entrepreneur of 25 years, AI founder, angel investor, and community builder. Zhagum shares his powerful and unconventional approach to business, rooted ...

Send us Fan Mail 🤔 What does it take to earn a national leadership mandate from over 54,000 peers? How can you turn systemic barriers into opportunities for change? We sit down with Dr. Aaliya Goyal, a UK-based GP and Occupational Health Specialist who was nationally elected to the council of the Royal College of General Practitioners. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Goyal shares her journey, discussing the loneliness that can come with leadership, the critical importance of tackling healt...

Send us Fan Mail What if the purpose of university wasn't just to get a job, but to learn how to think? What if corporate charity doesn't always go to the neediest, but to the most convenient? And what if the key to uplifting our Ummah lies not just in individual success, but in tackling systemic inequality through research and action? 🌍 🎙️ In this deeply insightful episode, we sit down with Dr. Muhammad Umar Boodoo, an Associate Professor at the prestigious Warwick Business School. From his...