get comfortable in the uncomfortable

The Hippiearab Podcast --- S1 E15
"If it was that easy, everyone would do it". Going to the gym, learning a new language, memorizing the Qur'an- what do all of these have in common? They require you to leave your comfort zone. What is this zone? What does it do to you? And why is it important for you now more than ever to leave it and discover the zone of the unknown?

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[حلااسامة-ظه]

✨ Most of the obstacles that people face are THEMSELVES ✨

[pippistyles]

"I will be able to do it one day, if I keep going" - Such a great quote!!

[katerinamullerova]

Farah as a non-Muslim I love your podcasts. First of all because you speaking about being productive with your life really motivates me and second of all because you help me re-learn Islamic concepts. Like Jihad that I had a different idea about as a consumer of western media. I look forward to every episode.

[cowboylikemw]

the video reminded me of this hadith:
"Take advantage of five before five: your youth before your old age, your health before your sickness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before your busyness, and your life before your death.”
it's one of my fav hadiths❤

[paulinadarowska]

As a Russian, to be fair, our language is difficult even for natives. You're amazing for keeping up with it for so long 😎 As for the podcast itself, very inspiring and useful as always 💗

[paulanderson]

The content that you share has been and will continue to be such a blessing to tens of thousands of people.
By just being your natural self you're helping to inspire those who just needed a little extra encouragement.
May your life be prosperous and may it be long.

[mojyoqueen]

As somebody who used to suffer from depression, during the worst time stepping out of the bed was way beyond my comfort zone. Now I can do so much more, but I think I was getting too lazy lately. Thanks for the kick I needed to get uncomfortable once again!

[fabulousHawaa]

It's so relatable, talking outside your family was uncomfortable for you.

[mufasahm]

This reminds me of self sabotage. To stay in the comfort zone & doubting yourself. Thank for your constant videos of spreading growth, learning and all goodness Ameen

[poyobunny]

I'm currently doing chemistry which is way out of my comfort zone. I've never really been a technical type of person, so I've been struggling a lot in my chemistry courses in university. I failed the class once, but I'm trying again. Thank you for your video 💙 I'll be able to do it as long as I keep at it Inshallah. Who cares how many times I've failed? What's important is that I I'm learning more and getting closer to success.

[oumamaelhassouny]

what I like the most about your podcasts is the vocabulary you're using! I learn so much from it, and I am always surprised by the fact that every time I reach I truth, I automatically find you talking about it and explaining it In a better way(in a parallel time), and I say to myself: OMG I'm not only one who is thinking this way or doing this like "quitting music".you re doing super amazing videos.

[RowaidaAbdirahman]

I didn’t realise how real this video was gonna be before I pressed it

[kiitti]

hi Farah appi i am an adolescent and i have started watching your videos recently and my prescriptive changed thoroughly i feel closer to allah and thanks to your wisdom i became more productive and got connected to my deen you are such a positive influence on the youth
may allah swt protect you

[Chicoyo]

This really made me think of my time in taekwondo. I started taekwondo because of a manwha viral hit and it was in 2019 where I was somewhat depressed. Taekwondo helped me get out of my comfort zone and I felt a lot better till I entered the fear zone (I didn’t even know this existed till rn) I started comparing my progress to friends I had there and it started eating me away. Everytime I entered the dojang I just couldn’t do it. My confidence was very low and one day I got up and left. It’s been 2 years now and I’m happy to say that I’m no longer depressed and I don’t have massive anxiety anymore. Instead of taekwondo, I started going to the gym and that became my thing. I gained weight and muscle. There are still things I struggle with and I’m working on them but I’m way better now. Thank you Farah <3 made me rethink.

[Fatma.Khallaf]

Farah, about 2 weeks ago I came across your podcast, I knew you from tiktok long time ago tho, however, the first episode I listened to was the one about music, I've always been a music addict, and I mean I 24/7 listen to music and literally can't function without it. I feel it physically. I listened to your episode days before I go to Umrah, when I finished the ep I just didn't willingly play a song again, (ok maybe I did twice or sth) but I just stopped listening to songs, I also started wearing hijab yesterday. I made duaa for you fel Umrah, thank you for this podcast, I keep wanting more and more so please keep going :) you inspire me to become better muslim and get closer to Allah.

[MuslimahTiktok]

I do enjoy the fact you upload on Fridays. JUMMCA MUBARAK.

[paqallqu]

Farah is a great human, im glad i found her in a moment in my life where sometimes I don’t know how make sense about my actions and fears and why the mental pain in the fear zone is so real.

[anasmohamed]

yk I've been thinking of starting a podcast channel for the longest time ever because i think that my mindset is worth sharing and the way i wanted my content to look like is literally what you do, so for integrity purposes, all im gonna do now is have your content as an inspiration because after watching few of your videos i genuinely believe that you're the woman version of me LMAO. good content frfr

[Aiyn_fay]

Just wanted to let you know that this video made me go to kitchen and pour my half empty can of coca-cola into the sink just now. (I’ve been trying to quit processed sugar for a while now.) I rarely comment on youtube videos but I just had to pause the video and get out of my comfort zone by commenting on a social media platform. When you said that sometimes it IS too late, couldn’t help but rethink everything I should or shouldn’t be doing with my life! May Allah swt reward you abundantly for all the positivity you bring into people’s lives.

[CoachSteveJandS]

The comfort zone is not a comfortable place. ❤❤