Books, retreats, and talks at the intersection of faith, identity, and the inner life — for Muslims who have quietly asked, is there a version of this for us?
“ Muslims have always known what others are just discovering — that gratitude multiplies blessings and clear intention shapes reality. But we understand these principles come from Allah, not an impersonal universe.
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Books at the intersection of faith, identity, and the inner life — rooted entirely in Qur’an and Sunnah.
As manifestation culture continues to dominate self-help spaces, Muslims have been left searching for goal-achievement methods that don’t compromise their faith. This book offers a revolutionary Islamic alternative — a seven-step framework drawn entirely from Qur’an, Sunnah, and three decades of lived practice. Rather than asking “the universe” for blessings, readers learn to align their goals with divine will through du’a, tawakkul, and purposeful action.
"Unlike other books on spiritual growth or manifestation that often lean into ego or self-determination, this one brings you back to the essence: surrendering to Allah's wisdom, timing, and Names."
A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Fatimah has spent more than three decades in leadership across law, corporate, and DEI. Alongside that career she has carried a lifelong contemplative practice in du’a, dhikr, and study of Qur’an and Sunnah. Her two books are the synthesis of both lives.
She is the founder of Sabil Experiences and leads Sisters’ Steadfast Saturdays, a monthly gathering for Muslim women.
Some teachings can only be read. Others have to be walked.
The inaugural Sabil cohort — nine days, Three cities, eight women — debuts in Morocco in September 2026 and walks From Vision to Divine Provision in real time, in the cities where it was written.
Keynotes, workshops, and panels for professional, faith, and wellness audiences. Each talk meets listeners where they are — Muslim, faith-curious, or simply human — and brings Qur’an, hadith, and lived experience into the room.