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What is God trying to teach you this Ramadan?

Make It Make Sense: Ramadan Edition Episode 1: When Everything Falls Apart Ramadan is a month of healing, clarity, and returning to God but for so many of us, we enter it carrying unanswered questions, silent pain, or moments in our lives that just don’t make sense. This series, Make It Make Sense, is about reconnecting the struggles we live with the stories Allah preserved for us in the Qur’an. Stories of people who broke, who questioned, who felt isolated, who lost everything and yet were rebuilt through divine wisdom in ways they couldn’t see in the moment. We explore the four kinds of collapse every believer faces: • Rejection: through the story of Taif, when the Prophet (ﷺ) walked away with his sandals filled with blood. • Emotional breaking: through Maryam (AS) and the weight she carried alone. • Isolation: through Yunus (AS) in the belly of the whale, surrounded by darkness. • Complete loss: through Ayyub (AS), who watched his world disappear but never lost his trust in Allah. These aren’t just stories, they’re mirrors. Reminders that collapse doesn’t mean Allah has abandoned you. It often means He is redirecting you. If you’re entering Ramadan carrying pain, confusion, or a part of your life that has fallen apart… this episode is for you. Because sometimes the breakdown is the beginning of the rise. 🎬 Our beautiful studio and team where this episode was recorded: https://procast-studio.podyx.com/ 🎙️You can shop my preferred equipment here: https://amzn.to/41BvWkE 🎵 Where I get my Music -https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... 💌 Come and say hi:   / sheengurrib   🌍 Watch my TEDx talk -    • Relearning the ABCs of girls’ education | ...   📝 My website - https://www.sheengurrib.com/blogs Who am I: I am Dr. Sheen Gurrib and I want to play my part in supporting the next generation of empowered women. I am an entrepreneur, ex-strategy consultant, adjunct lecturer and content creator and the first Mauritian girl to have gone to both Oxford and Cambridge universities.