If you want to create a profitable barakah business that has you…

• Focusing on pleasing Allah swt while benefiting the ummah with your products/services
• Effortlessly attracting your dream customers with your unique personal brand
• Simplifying the business model: solve a problem (that you already solved for yourself) + tell the world about your solution = profits $$$
• Work without a team: leverage AI & social media to build a thriving online barakah business
• Stress-free and in your zone of creativity, with plenty of time to worship Allah & spend time with your loved ones

This is what I call Barakah Business: Please Allah, serve the ummah, & make money while doing it.

If this is resonating, keep reading.

And if what you actually prefer is endless hustle, no days off, chasing revenue no matter what, & afraid to put yourself out there…then you’ll hate working w me and this is not for you.

Firstly, if you don’t know much about me, my business, or why you’d want to be mentored by me watch this

https://www.loom.com/share/0029cd14e445443d95e6e04d0a3c1c3d?sid=b478bca0-727c-4791-88bd-b229f0b30121

HOW’D I GET HERE? (The Quick Version)

☉ Immigrated to Canada in 2003 with my family.

• From a young age, I learned the value of hard work, starting small businesses like delivering newspapers, mowing lawns, and tutoring.

☉ I was always trying to build something:

• Started my hifdh journey at the age of 9 but despite my efforts, I struggled with procrastination, lack of focus, and the feeling that I was falling short of my true potential.

☉ I never quit on my hifdh journey:

• Studied as much as I good about human psychology, habits, discipline - anything to fix my procrastination.
• Took time off after university when I realized it was ‘now or never’ and locked in. I finally started to put into action my knowledge.
• Finished my first layer of hifdh after 15 years

☉ Time to work full-time:

• I took on real estate and it seemed like the ultimate dream—flexible, lucrative, and rewarding.
• Alhamdulillah I even won an award in my first year at my company…

☉ But in reality it was exhausting.

• I was losing my connection with the Quran
• I was constantly chasing leads, dealing with unreliable developers, and feeling like just another agent in a crowded industry.

^ This is what I call The Commodity Trap— where you’re just one of many, competing on effort instead of true value.

☉ The Personal Brand:

• I started an Instagram page sharing content about islam, the mind, and business - topics I was passionate about.
• This changed everything.

☉ My authentic journey resonated with people who wanted to join my community and buy my products.

• This work aligned perfectly with both my deen & dunya goals.

☉ By building a personal brand around my unique perspective,

• I transformed from feeling replaceable to being in demand - all while focusing on pleasing Allah swt & serving the ummah.