FREE LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR MUSLIM WOMEN
Bring Barakah Into the Way You Live, Work and Grow.
Discover how Barakah Culture can change the way you approach productivity, your everyday responsibilities and the things that matter most, with Allah at the centre.
What you'll discover:
Why doing more isn't always being productive.
How Barakah Culture changes your approach to life.
How to elevate your everyday intentions
Barakah Culture Foundations
Sunday 6th December 2026
1:00–2:30pm UK Time
Live Online : Free
So, What Does Living With
Barakah Actually Look Like?
In this free workshop, we’ll look at what it means to bring
Barakah into the way we live, work and approach our everyday responsibilities.

What Does Barakah Really Mean?
We use the word Barakah often, but what does it actually mean? We’ll look beyond the familiar idea of blessings to understand how Barakah can show up in our lives, including in ways we might not expect.

There's More to Productivity Than Doing More
Discover the difference between Hustle Culture and Barakah Culture, and how putting Allah, the Hereafter, gratitude and responsibility at the centre changes the way we think about productivity and success.

How Do You Build Barakah Culture Into Your Life?
Learn about the Barakah Culture Framework and how its mindsets, values and rituals can help you begin making Barakah Culture part of your everyday life.

What Are You Really Working Towards?
Take a closer look at the intentions behind what you do. Learn how even ordinary responsibilities can be connected to a higher intention, ultimately seeking the pleasure of Allah.

What If You Approached Life Like a Gardener?
Discover the Gardener Mindset, a way of looking at the intentions you plant, the actions you take and the distractions you need to remove, while learning what is your responsibility and what you must entrust to Allah.
The Women Behind Your Workshop
Meet Jamila and Nafeesah, two Certified Productive Muslim Trainers
who are passionate about helping Muslim women live with greater purpose, productivity and Barakah.
Jamila Jones 
Certified Productive Muslim Trainer
Jamila has spent nearly 30 years working with and supporting women from different backgrounds. She’s the founder of Sisters4Islam and Students of Qur’an, co-founder of EmpowerHer Life and founder of The Virtual Click.
Throughout her career, she has facilitated workshops, led community groups and created opportunities for women to learn, connect and grow in confidence and faith. As a Certified Productive Muslim Trainer, she now brings that experience to helping Muslim women live more intentionally, become more productive and make meaningful contributions, with the pleasure of Allah at the centre.
Nafeesah Hassan 
Certified Productive Muslim Trainer
Nafeesah is a Certified Productive Muslim Trainer and Productivity Coach with nearly 20 years of experience as an IT professional.
She’s also the co-founder of The Helping Hands Global Empowerment Support Initiative.
As a mother of three and a student of knowledge, she understands the importance of balancing everyday responsibilities with personal and spiritual growth. Her mission is to help women become more productive in ways that are practical, purposeful and connected to their faith.
There’s More Included
Alongside the live workshop, you’ll receive a digital workbook, access to our free
Productive Muslimah WhatsApp community, and a workshop recording available for 24 hours.

Your Digital Workbook
Follow along with the workshop, record your reflections and complete the activities in your own digital workbook.

Productive Muslimah Community
Join our free WhatsApp community to stay connected with other Muslim women who want to grow with purpose and Barakah.

Workshop Recording
As a registered participant, you’ll have access to the full workshop recording for 24 hours after it’s made available.
Your Invitation to
Experience Barakah Culture
Barakah Culture Foundations
Workshop Value: £49
Your Price Today: FREE
We’re offering this live workshop at no cost,
giving you the opportunity to explore Barakah Culture
and begin putting it into practice.