Promised Paradise

Sayyida Khadija bint Khuwaylid (Allah be pleased with her) is an exceptional woman whose legacy will always be remembered and admired.

She was the first believer, the first wife of the Prophet pbuh, and the woman promised a house in Paradise made of pearl where there will be no fatigue or noise.

Join Ustadha Naielah Ackbarali as she examines the life of Sayyida Khadija and the lessons Muslim women can take from her extraordinary example.

PROMISED PARADISE:

The Story of the Mother of Believers Khadija bint Khuwaylid (r.a.)

Ustadha Naielah Ackbarali

CEO of Muslima Coaching & Author

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Naielah Ackbarali is the founder and CEO of Muslima Coaching. She graduated from Florida State University in 2004 with a double major in International Affairs & Sociology. Thereafter, she studied various Islamic sciences with top traditional scholars in both Syria and Jordan for over 18 years. She is currently continuing her post-graduate Islamic studies in the UK. Naielah is a trained strategic relationship coach, certified life coach, and a certified NLP Master Practitioner. She has also completed training in the Gottman Method for Couples Therapy. Combined with her knowledge from Islamic studies, coaching experience, and personal marriage of 15 years, she offers faith-based marriage coaching to couples, wives, and singles. She has helped hundreds of women and couples with almost a decade of coaching experience with clients from all over the world (USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia & the Middle East). She is an author of several marriage books and has been featured on the Islam Channel and British Muslim TV.

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