ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What is it like to grow up in a strict Muslim home while trying to find your voice? In this episode of The Power of a Woman, host Maya Ali sits down with Sulemi for an honest conversation about parents’ expectations, girls’ freedom, and the pressure to be the perfect firstborn daughter.Raised by parents who are both madrasa teachers, Sulemi reflects on navigating family rules, the different freedoms given to sons and daughters, and learning to speak up for herself. She shares her journey into acting, balancing her interests with her faith and family values, and building confidence beyond the home.The conversation also explores menstrual health education, the shame surrounding periods, mentoring young girls and young mothers, and the influence of social media. Together, Maya and Sulemi discuss how parents can guide their children while making room for trust, open communication, and individuality.What helped you find your voice growing up? Share your experience in the comments.Subscribe for more conversations on women’s experiences, faith, family, and personal growth. Like this episode and share it with a parent, young person, or someone who needs to hear this conversation.The Power of a Woman is powered by CCHUB in partnership with Africa No Filter.#ThePowerOfAWoman #MuslimParenting #GirlsEmpowerment
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