The Thinkwork Podcast Tusem

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Join me on this insightful conversation with Siham Zarkan, the co-founder #SHEdidit. We delved into the power of reconnecting with our roots, sharing heartfelt stories of our parents’ journeys and the invaluable lessons they taught us.



Join us as we explore the pervasive issue of tokenism in various industries and environments, including corporate settings and education. Siham shares her experiences and perspectives, shedding light on the importance of genuine representation and inclusion.



But that’s not all—we covered a range of other compelling topics that you won’t want to miss!

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music:


Alexandra Desplat Orbituary
Izcobain93 - Thinkwork Soundtrack
Bahja Bidha - Dahmane El Harrachi
Kenrick Lamar - HiiiPower

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Meet Asli Bassozen, a woman of many hats. She's the founder of STAERK, a women-only sports club, and boasts over 18 years of experience as a personal trainer. Beyond her professional accomplishments, she's a passionate human rights activist and a devoted mother of five. In Belgium, her multitalented persona precedes her, making her a household name.

In this episode, we'll delve into the intimate sphere of women's lives, exploring sensitive topics with depth and understanding. With our cultural perspective as women, we'll shine a light on the nuances of sports, uncovering the layers that impact every woman's journey.



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music:


Alexandra Desplat Orbituary
Izcobain93 - Thinkwork Soundtrack
Bahja Bidha - Dahmane El Harrachi

In this podcast episode, we delved into the unique experience of observing Ramadan in Belgium, aiming to bring an authentic perspective to my listeners. My guests, two dynamic Muslim women deeply engaged in their community, shared their heartfelt experiences with Ramadan, offering insights into how the holy month unfolds in Belgium.

As a blend of freelancers and a local politician in Borgerhout, their perspectives provided a rich tapestry of observations.

Throughout the conversation, we explored the intricacies of fasting in the workspace, navigating challenges, and finding moments of solidarity and support. We also shared lighthearted inside jokes about Ramadan, embracing the joyous spirit of the occasion.

To conclude the episode, we reflected on selected ayahs that inspire us, leaving listeners with a sense of connection and contemplation as they embark on their own Ramadan journey.


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Music by izocobain94 (Fiver) and Alexandra Desplat (Orbituary)

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In this episode, we delve into the profound topic of mindfulness, Muraqaba, and silence within Islamic tradition—a subject close to my heart. Personally struggling with maintaining mindfulness during prayers, I aim to share my authentic experiences while exploring the significance of mindfulness and silence in Islam.



Throughout the episode, I candidly discuss my challenges, offering a relatable perspective for listeners. Additionally, I reflect on the insightful tips provided by our audience, shedding light on effective strategies for cultivating mindfulness during various acts of worship.



Join me on this introspective journey as we unravel the depths of mindfulness and silence within the Islamic context, seeking guidance and inspiration for our spiritual practice.

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Music by izocobain94 and Alexandra Desplat (Orbituary)

"Where are those old Ramadans?" Ask our elders always with a little tone of nostalgia mixed with disappointment and yearning. As a child we may not understand what that means, but today it makes sense to me now. "Those old Ramadans."... It will be always something we will say, even in 2065.

During this Ramadan special edition, I'm going to try to answer this question in a very broad way.

While we're gonna go back in time a little bit, my focus will be also our current time. Today, we will go back to the Ottoman Empire and we're gonna search for an answer.

I'm going to tell you four traditions from the Ottoman Empire that I find inspiring. But first, we have to go a little bit back in time. Let's go to the 12th century. Istanbul....

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Support Childeren In Gaza https://www.pcrf.net/ Say “Salaam” to on instagram: @thethinkwork.podcast check my website https://www.thinkworkpodcast.com/ Music by izocobain94 and Alexandra Desplat (Orbituary)

Special thanks to Halil Karaaslan for sharing his Malcolm X archive and his valuable insights, go check his podcast: “Super Moslims”