this story tells me that 1. childhood of a child is the most crucial time to shape his or her personality 2. do not put too much pressure on your child 3. to make child independent in early age is very important 4. teachers are the second most important personalities that plays a key role in a student's life. 5- don't miss any opportunity 6. taking responsibilities will help you to focus on what is important for your life. 7. you have to take step for yourself rather just standing and waiting for your turn. 8. success comes to those who take steps. 9. don't miss any chance just because you are not good at that. 10. if u want to convince a female! you need another female....that's soo funny 11. you are what the people surround you. 12. parents and brothers should believe in her and encourage her. 13. her blond hair thing tells that how was she focused in her games and studies that she know that her teacher would not like it but she didn't have time to think about what other say....amazing I need that kind of focus. 14. do what you love to do not what others say you to do that. 15. "abhi to kaafi time praa h phir dil kia to kar lein gein" that line is just so cool. 16. respect to your parents because they will be no longer with you...hamna you didn't look nice when you weep so don't do that again. 17. girls hate an army man but that's not true as well....hahaha 18. YOU have to trust your partners. 19. people come in your life as blessings. 20. the fights that we fight alone make us the strongest version of our selves. 21. it is never easy to be a wife of an army man.....my father was also an army officer so I know better and I could connect to her because my mother also had fought many battles alone. 22. parents are like power house for their children. 23. your source of energy is people that surround you. 24. "chlo kr k dekhtein hain"....that words are so satisfying 25. "suna deti hon tkaa k"...... 26. "jo or jidr jis trah ki situation ho osko odr hi sort out kr k baat khtm krni chahiye" 27. "don't bring it home"....that is so satisfying also. 28. don't do anything for yourself....many people take it differently 29. thoughts are also blessings. 30. "at the end apny liye konsa pratha bnana h agr ap dono k liye ni bnana".....this sentence needs to be painted on my wall. And many more. It is very nice to meet you both beautiful people with beautiful minds. May Allah keep both of you smiling.
When your mother said , "It all starts with thoughts and Allah put people , sources and "thoughts" in you mind" it just hit me that we often become ungrateful for not having things but very often we have ideas that "we should consider" . Wow .... It was really really inspiring and learning podcast . Thumbs up ❤️🌠🌠
haye I am qasim's sister Aimen My brother Qasim was studying in your mother's school in 2018,and inshallah next year qasim once again comeback in learning curve School and your mother such a great person and cute lady ❤️
I grew up in India… the TH-cam algorithm brought me to this because of Muzamil’s podcast. I don’t know if anyone who sees this in India cannot relate to the amazingly rich middle class life was in India when we were growing up - rich in values, culture, tradition. And Tazeen ji is such an inspiration - what a role model for girls everywhere to follow. And her dad defies all the stereotypes in a era where the stereotypes were being formed. So kudos to her and her family. Lovely lovely conversation.
Aoa Ma'am Tazeen Raza. I must say what an inspirational life story you have Ma'am. You are such a strong woman and mothers can learn so much from you and your life. Loved to see you after such a long time and believe me you haven't changed a single bit. Beaconhouse Peshawar Road Branch and my English class of 4th & 5th grades (2003-2004 if i remember correctly) under your teaching is my happy place. Thankyou Ma'am. Stay blessed, lots of prayers for you and your family. Your Student, M. Adeel Ansari
I am facing a hard time these days and this podcast made my day. I am a new mother and it's so hard to take care of my baby alone but your mother made me realize that nothing is impossible you just need to make your mind and do it. I loved how she made her way in college. I had this very bad habit of not telling anyone about my talents or anything that I can do better and wait for someone to discover them 😶 Kasam se I just love this whole talk pta b nai chala or ghanta guzr gia 🙈 Your mother is my inspiration from now on ❤ More power to both of you and lots of prayers and love ❤️
Roller coaster of emotions, strength and lessons in how to be an inspiration for your kids and people around without being selfish. Im in awe. Hamna, how you navigated this podcast while being pregnant and battling so much emotional and physical anxiety of ones own is worth respecting. Well done to your mama for teaching us all so many things in one hour of bliss. ❤️
Now, this was an influential talk. Brought tears to my eyes, made me smile, inspired me to do more. All in all, it was more like listening to someone close to me. I do not know why I felt like that but your mother gave me motherly vibes. May all the odds be with her. Love and prayers all her way
Solely here to acknowledge that you're sharing stories written by God, and he is the best writer! You can never go wrong with sharing a real life story, Thankyou!!
The last words are everything . I am so impressed and salute to your mother. I repeatedly listen 2 3 sentences your mom said. This video can give strength to so many people. Love love every bit of it . Also, some clips made me tear too. Bless you all!
May Allah grant your father the highest rank in Jannah, whenever you miss him just recite somethingg for him and trust me he will be very very proud of you and your mother❤️🥺 MASHAALLAH
She is so pure and talks sl confusently in her mother tongue. Proudly Urdu mei bat kar rhi hain ❤️❤️ She is a wonder woman for sure. So much strength, so much wisdom, so mych mannerism. No wonder she brought you up so beautifully and now I can clearly see you inculcating same things in baby Raffa 🥰❤️❤️
Wonderful interview i saw you in myself I saw your mother in my mother she is a widow as well nd grew up 5kids though she is not a working woman,but I loved when you and your mama talked about your father you both were so natural like me nd mama:)
I grew up admiring Tazeen aunty...I remembered many things she said to me and followed her tips as an army wife as well as a teacher... Still I listened and tried to absorb everything she said... MashaAllah ❤
I can really feel your mother Humna. My dad is also in Army and I was crying along when you both were in tears remembering your dad. It's not easy. So proud of her and you. 💕
I have never watched any podcast to date but this, this is the best. Now I know from where humna gets her confidence and positive vibe from. Your mother is an inspiration Ma Sha Allah ❤ She should have her own show sharing her life experiences and positive thoughts
I cried when they both started crying. I have the same story 😭 and it feels like we are a whole family on this channel😭😭 please keep going and I adore you Humna❤️
I was only listening to this podcast, while running some errands and when she talked about her first interaction with Raza Uncle and how she explained his personality, that literally brought tears! I was not physically with the things anymore but was just into her words! I can still feel how deeply she is in love with him Ma sha Allah 🌸 This podcast was so productive for me! Thank you ♥️
Love love love hearing hee out,I’m s as n army wife and my husband is in hard area. It’s tough so listening to hee made me feel better. Lots of love for you n your mama ❤
What an incredible woman your mother is MaShaaAllah. Having lost my own mother at a relatively young age,I can actually relate to the grief you guys felt after losing your father. And yes now I see why you are the way you are. May Allah always bless your family,in both the worlds InShaaAllah Aameen ❤️
Humna , I watched this podcast with my ami, Unfortunately, We also lost our father at very early age. me and my ami both cried while watching this podcast because My mother also struggled the same way...ap logou ny tu literally rula dia and this podcast is very close to my heart ❤️
It was 'the' best seriously. didn't get bore at any point in any minute I swear! The way your mother speaks is OUTSTANDING so soo empowering! True example of a professional head strong woman wish to see her again😊 lots of love!
I cried when humna and Aunty cried recently lost my uncle, my khala and cousin sisters are going through the same pain, my uncle was like Aunty's father, super supportive and proud of his daughters.
Mrs. Raza, an extremely elegant and inspiring woman. Definitely runs one of the best pre-schools in town where children feel completely at home. So happy to have met her in person ❤
The whole video is so emotional... I literally cried with you whenever you were talking about your dad. Ma sha'ALLAH he surely was a good person. 😇 Waiting to see more podcasts from Humna, as inspiring and full of knowledge as this one. Keep going!! 👍😊💯
Amazed, moved and speechless.... I have admitted my child at her Preschool so came across this video.. 1st time i met her as a principal of my sons prospertive school I found her vibe to be very positive and extremely encouraging. I was happy that I'm making the right choice by sending my son to this school. Today after watching this video I'm not just greatly moved but also relaxed that I made the right decision.
My mother is same, a teacher, progressive and struggled all her life to provide us with the best. Thankyou for this podcast now I want to do a podcast with my own mother haha. ❤️
Dear Humna, I have been a avid listener of your husband’s podcast for a year now and stumbled upon your interview with Naeem Sikander by accident. Then I started going through your socials. This is one of the best podcasts i have heard. Your mum is an inspiration and you are doing an amazing job doing what you do! ❤
More more power to Mrs Tazeen Raza .. her thoughtfulness and openness is what i am most inspired of .. couldn’t stopped my tears when her voice cracked while talking about her husband
I just want to say at 19:00...this is what happens beautiful love story forms when you allow ur children to choose life partner and then their kids born who witness happiness in their parents and then they project more like hamna in their life.
I feel i have spent 1 hour to a thing that inspire me the way very least things can be.....Not only crying along you people but were also learning alot...MashAllay strong women both of you More power to you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I can feel the strength and struggle Ami did not for herself but for her loved one’s. I am all in tears . May she live long and happy life.such an inspiration for all the women out there.Never Give In.
Cried with your mother and you. Both of you have beautiful and optimistic personalities❤️ I wish and pray for all the happiness in the world for you guys❤️
MashaAllah such strong lady.. cried alot while watching this and i can feel her each and every word.. being bachelor orphan this life is so tough I'm going through the worst and that's what i already thought for my future which makes me sad makes me cry makes me broken and helpless when i think that what would i do after my shadi when I need my parents specially when i need my mother I mean i cant even come back at this place with happy heart where I'm living right now being bachelor coz there will be no ami no papa there will be no one like them who call me and ask me to meet them😭.. thats y when your ami said there were not even her parents after losing your abu so i felt it💔💔😭😭 parents are blessing and pure indeed a big big bigggg blessing 😭😭😭 plz plz value and care for your parents before they leave you forever 😭 But hats off to your ami's struggle 👏👏
There were so many teary moments in this podcast, where she said the first time anyone would meet your father would fall in love, or I wish he wouldn't love me this much. Probably the best podcast I have heard
Came here after seeing laraib’s podcast❤️❤️ loved each and every second of it. Your mum’s so inspirational for today’s generation. May Allah women grow up to be as strong as her
This was absolutely phenomenal! I'm so glad I made time for this, there were several life lessons in there! Thanks Humna and a BIG thank you to Mrs. Raza for sharing her story!
The last comment made by your mother is everything. Living for others is actually living for yourself. It is so rewarding .Loved the whole podcast got to learn a lot ❤
Its was the best podcasts i have watched ever seriously. She is a very empowered, inspiration women without any doubt we can say. From start till the end of the podcast there was not even a single point where i got bizarre of listening to it. So much I ha learned and got to know alot. One of the most important thing which i got to realize behind every professional, strong and hardworking person there is that story behind which make that all happen and make that person Greatest of all.
Definitely learned so much from this podcast and Humna i really needed to hear this. This was a life changing session. People learns from other's experiences and this was worth listening to. Thank you for recording this. Your mother is a super human and now i am seeing you becoming one as well♥️ May Allah bless you and your mother. All the very best♥️
Sooooo sooooo inspiring interview and im just in loveeeee withh Tazeen aunty ❤️ she isss sooo polite and humble and the mossttttt strong woman i have ever seen in my life 💕💪
Uff humna. absolutely loved the podcast. your mother's such an inspiring woman. thoroughly enjoyed the whole video. thanks to both of you for sharing and talking about the vulnerable times too. loads of love ❤️🥺
Well! Your mother have this aura Around her personality and thats what Brought Strength and Modesty out of me. such a Calm and strong Woman Mashaallah May Allag Give her Happiness and more Strength 🖤🖤
💕❤️ amazing !!! What I loved about her is that being such a confident and empowered woman who has her own identity she still gave the credit to men in her life who loved her.
This is the first podcast I've ever watched, and I'm glad I chose yours. Honestly at a loss of words right now. I wish you and your mother health and happiness in every phase of your lives :)
I cried so much when she said ‘I wish he hadn’t loved me so much’. I cannot even imagine 😭😭
So much love and power to you and your family Humna ❤️
this story tells me that
1. childhood of a child is the most crucial time to shape his or her personality
2. do not put too much pressure on your child
3. to make child independent in early age is very important
4. teachers are the second most important personalities that plays a key role in a student's life.
5- don't miss any opportunity
6. taking responsibilities will help you to focus on what is important for your life.
7. you have to take step for yourself rather just standing and waiting for your turn.
8. success comes to those who take steps.
9. don't miss any chance just because you are not good at that.
10. if u want to convince a female! you need another female....that's soo funny
11. you are what the people surround you.
12. parents and brothers should believe in her and encourage her.
13. her blond hair thing tells that how was she focused in her games and studies that she know that her teacher would not like it but she didn't have time to think about what other say....amazing I need that kind of focus.
14. do what you love to do not what others say you to do that.
15. "abhi to kaafi time praa h phir dil kia to kar lein gein" that line is just so cool.
16. respect to your parents because they will be no longer with you...hamna you didn't look nice when you weep so don't do that again.
17. girls hate an army man but that's not true as well....hahaha
18. YOU have to trust your partners.
19. people come in your life as blessings.
20. the fights that we fight alone make us the strongest version of our selves.
21. it is never easy to be a wife of an army man.....my father was also an army officer so I know better and I could connect to her because my mother also had fought many battles alone.
22. parents are like power house for their children.
23. your source of energy is people that surround you.
24. "chlo kr k dekhtein hain"....that words are so satisfying
25. "suna deti hon tkaa k"......
26. "jo or jidr jis trah ki situation ho osko odr hi sort out kr k baat khtm krni chahiye"
27. "don't bring it home"....that is so satisfying also.
28. don't do anything for yourself....many people take it differently
29. thoughts are also blessings.
30. "at the end apny liye konsa pratha bnana h agr ap dono k liye ni bnana".....this sentence needs to be painted on my wall.
And many more. It is very nice to meet you both beautiful people with beautiful minds.
May Allah keep both of you smiling.
Just WOW
When you said "my abbu?" twice, it hit me.
There is a reason Hamna is the way she is ❤❤
Some teachers leave a mark on you. She was one of them! This podcast was such a joy.
Your mom is a woman of strength, and its definitely passed down to her kids ❤
Such an inspirational woman... Learned so many things from her about teaching career.
I’m literally crying this is the best thing I’ve ever watched.
Omg I literally cried when you cried.
Those words "i wish he hadn't loved me so much" 😭took my heart away ❤️
I don’t usually comment on videos but this was so inspiring. Your mom is a woman of substance, you should be so proud of her
When your mother said , "It all starts with thoughts and Allah put people , sources and "thoughts" in you mind" it just hit me that we often become ungrateful for not having things but very often we have ideas that "we should consider" . Wow .... It was really really inspiring and learning podcast . Thumbs up ❤️🌠🌠
haye I am qasim's sister Aimen My brother Qasim was studying in your mother's school in 2018,and inshallah next year qasim once again comeback in learning curve School and your mother such a great person and cute lady ❤️
I grew up in India… the TH-cam algorithm brought me to this because of Muzamil’s podcast. I don’t know if anyone who sees this in India cannot relate to the amazingly rich middle class life was in India when we were growing up - rich in values, culture, tradition. And Tazeen ji is such an inspiration - what a role model for girls everywhere to follow. And her dad defies all the stereotypes in a era where the stereotypes were being formed. So kudos to her and her family. Lovely lovely conversation.
Aoa Ma'am Tazeen Raza.
I must say what an inspirational life story you have Ma'am. You are such a strong woman and mothers can learn so much from you and your life. Loved to see you after such a long time and believe me you haven't changed a single bit. Beaconhouse Peshawar Road Branch and my English class of 4th & 5th grades (2003-2004 if i remember correctly) under your teaching is my happy place.
Thankyou Ma'am. Stay blessed, lots of prayers for you and your family.
Your Student,
M. Adeel Ansari
I am facing a hard time these days and this podcast made my day. I am a new mother and it's so hard to take care of my baby alone but your mother made me realize that nothing is impossible you just need to make your mind and do it. I loved how she made her way in college. I had this very bad habit of not telling anyone about my talents or anything that I can do better and wait for someone to discover them 😶 Kasam se I just love this whole talk pta b nai chala or ghanta guzr gia 🙈 Your mother is my inspiration from now on ❤ More power to both of you and lots of prayers and love ❤️
I cried so much when your mama talked about your father 🥺. Such a strong woman mashAllah 💕 loved this podcast 💯
Your mama is a hero. She’s a super woman. She has super human strength. Salute to her.
Roller coaster of emotions, strength and lessons in how to be an inspiration for your kids and people around without being selfish. Im in awe. Hamna, how you navigated this podcast while being pregnant and battling so much emotional and physical anxiety of ones own is worth respecting. Well done to your mama for teaching us all so many things in one hour of bliss. ❤️
Now, this was an influential talk. Brought tears to my eyes, made me smile, inspired me to do more. All in all, it was more like listening to someone close to me. I do not know why I felt like that but your mother gave me motherly vibes. May all the odds be with her. Love and prayers all her way
Solely here to acknowledge that you're sharing stories written by God, and he is the best writer!
You can never go wrong with sharing a real life story, Thankyou!!
The last words are everything . I am so impressed and salute to your mother. I repeatedly listen 2 3 sentences your mom said. This video can give strength to so many people. Love love every bit of it . Also, some clips made me tear too. Bless you all!
One of the best podcasts I have watched
Thank you! ♥️
Absolutely amazing!
This beautiful honest conversation gave so much clarity to my jumbled/confused thoughts... So thankful to ur ama for sharing her life's gems with us!
Ma sha Allah...such a strong woman...May Allah give you strength to make ur students sadqa jaria for u...
May Allah grant your father the highest rank in Jannah, whenever you miss him just recite somethingg for him and trust me he will be very very proud of you and your mother❤️🥺 MASHAALLAH
She is so pure and talks sl confusently in her mother tongue. Proudly Urdu mei bat kar rhi hain ❤️❤️ She is a wonder woman for sure. So much strength, so much wisdom, so mych mannerism. No wonder she brought you up so beautifully and now I can clearly see you inculcating same things in baby Raffa 🥰❤️❤️
Wonderful interview i saw you in myself I saw your mother in my mother she is a widow as well nd grew up 5kids though she is not a working woman,but I loved when you and your mama talked about your father you both were so natural like me nd mama:)
I too have the exactly same story... My mum became widow at a young age, raised us single-handedly...
wasnt a working woman
Humna your mother is true inspiration for all women's around the globe. The way she brought all of you, thats is superbs.. Allah blessed all of you.
I grew up admiring Tazeen aunty...I remembered many things she said to me and followed her tips as an army wife as well as a teacher... Still I listened and tried to absorb everything she said... MashaAllah ❤
I can really feel your mother Humna. My dad is also in Army and I was crying along when you both were in tears remembering your dad. It's not easy. So proud of her and you. 💕
I have never watched any podcast to date but this, this is the best. Now I know from where humna gets her confidence and positive vibe from. Your mother is an inspiration Ma Sha Allah ❤ She should have her own show sharing her life experiences and positive thoughts
Awww i really love the soft speech style that humna has it as same as her mum..its such a treat to listen to happy chirp always😍 God bless you
My mother is a single parent too i could feel Aunty's each word... beautiful baatien and teary as well Allah himat de sab single parents ko ❤️
i love her personality. she is such a strong woman that i aspire to be in my life. lots of love to both of you
I cried when they both started crying. I have the same story 😭 and it feels like we are a whole family on this channel😭😭 please keep going and I adore you Humna❤️
this podcast is on another level. More power to your mama :)
Okayy...I literally cried....more power to your mother😭💔❤️....keep going girl🔥🔥
Strong mom & strong daughter ❤️ ماشاءاللہ 💛
If a word I think about your mother is that how positive she been through her life... .. Love & duas for her❤
I was only listening to this podcast, while running some errands and when she talked about her first interaction with Raza Uncle and how she explained his personality, that literally brought tears! I was not physically with the things anymore but was just into her words!
I can still feel how deeply she is in love with him Ma sha Allah 🌸
This podcast was so productive for me!
Thank you ♥️
Love love love hearing hee out,I’m s as n army wife and my husband is in hard area. It’s tough so listening to hee made me feel better.
Lots of love for you n your mama ❤
What an incredible woman your mother is MaShaaAllah. Having lost my own mother at a relatively young age,I can actually relate to the grief you guys felt after losing your father. And yes now I see why you are the way you are. May Allah always bless your family,in both the worlds InShaaAllah Aameen ❤️
Your mother is such an inspiration , such a strong lady she is
Such a graceful lady Mashaa'Allah ❤ #stay strong , blessed and healthy 🤲
Humna , I watched this podcast with my ami, Unfortunately, We also lost our father at very early age. me and my ami both cried while watching this podcast because My mother also struggled the same way...ap logou ny tu literally rula dia and this podcast is very close to my heart ❤️
It was 'the' best seriously. didn't get bore at any point in any minute I swear! The way your mother speaks is OUTSTANDING so soo empowering! True example of a professional head strong woman wish to see her again😊 lots of love!
What a courageous woman!
Masha Allah
I really like her spirit. More power to your ammi♥️♥️
Superwoman she is Masha Allah! May God keep you guys under her wings for a lifetime!
I cried when humna and Aunty cried recently lost my uncle, my khala and cousin sisters are going through the same pain, my uncle was like Aunty's father, super supportive and proud of his daughters.
Mrs. Raza, an extremely elegant and inspiring woman. Definitely runs one of the best pre-schools in town where children feel completely at home. So happy to have met her in person ❤
Ah! Thank you Dr Zainab! ♥️ hope you and Asil are well 😭♥️
What aunti Tazeen's school name?
The whole video is so emotional... I literally cried with you whenever you were talking about your dad. Ma sha'ALLAH he surely was a good person. 😇
Waiting to see more podcasts from Humna, as inspiring and full of knowledge as this one. Keep going!! 👍😊💯
Amazed, moved and speechless.... I have admitted my child at her Preschool so came across this video.. 1st time i met her as a principal of my sons prospertive school I found her vibe to be very positive and extremely encouraging. I was happy that I'm making the right choice by sending my son to this school. Today after watching this video I'm not just greatly moved but also relaxed that I made the right decision.
so happy that i landed on this video
Wonderful women Every girl should be like her🥺❤️
My mother is same, a teacher, progressive and struggled all her life to provide us with the best. Thankyou for this podcast now I want to do a podcast with my own mother haha. ❤️
I cried so much....May Allah grant your father high ranks in jannat...I am so much inspired by your mother....Love you and your mother ❤️❤️
What i learned from this video: "The beauty of simplicity and reality".
Your mother is an inspiration. At least she is my inspiration I must say!
May God bless her!
Dear Humna, I have been a avid listener of your husband’s podcast for a year now and stumbled upon your interview with Naeem Sikander by accident. Then I started going through your socials.
This is one of the best podcasts i have heard. Your mum is an inspiration and you are doing an amazing job doing what you do! ❤
More more power to Mrs Tazeen Raza .. her thoughtfulness and openness is what i am most inspired of .. couldn’t stopped my tears when her voice cracked while talking about her husband
Such a great lady Mashallah. May Allah bless her❤
I cried with u guys . I just watched this podcast i always love to watch u and ur mother. Love from australia
Such a calm m strong lady, MashaAllah
I just want to say at 19:00...this is what happens beautiful love story forms when you allow ur children to choose life partner and then their kids born who witness happiness in their parents and then they project more like hamna in their life.
I feel i have spent 1 hour to a thing that inspire me the way very least things can be.....Not only crying along you people but were also learning alot...MashAllay strong women both of you More power to you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh my GOD this is so inspirational for everyone I cried whole time ....but loved it
Salute to all our brave soldiers and especially their strong wives.
Listening to it after so long, I'm in tears. Literally in tears.
There should be disclaimer not to watch this while working out. I ended up in tears. 😭 Such a passionate personality and a beautiful human. ❤️💜
There is a reason Hamna dear is the way she is ❤
I can feel the strength and struggle Ami did not for herself but for her loved one’s. I am all in tears . May she live long and happy life.such an inspiration for all the women out there.Never Give In.
I cried with you Humna. Prayers for you and your family. This has been my favourite podcast till date.
OH MY GOD, your mother is such an inspiration. It's so inspiring and I am feeling so much motivated after watching this.
Cried with your mother and you. Both of you have beautiful and optimistic personalities❤️
I wish and pray for all the happiness in the world for you guys❤️
MashaAllah such strong lady.. cried alot while watching this and i can feel her each and every word.. being bachelor orphan this life is so tough I'm going through the worst and that's what i already thought for my future which makes me sad makes me cry makes me broken and helpless when i think that what would i do after my shadi when I need my parents specially when i need my mother I mean i cant even come back at this place with happy heart where I'm living right now being bachelor coz there will be no ami no papa there will be no one like them who call me and ask me to meet them😭.. thats y when your ami said there were not even her parents after losing your abu so i felt it💔💔😭😭 parents are blessing and pure indeed a big big bigggg blessing 😭😭😭 plz plz value and care for your parents before they leave you forever 😭
But hats off to your ami's struggle 👏👏
Aww dear sis...wish u all the happiness in life...hope ur siblings r always there for u...stay strong.
There were so many teary moments in this podcast, where she said the first time anyone would meet your father would fall in love, or I wish he wouldn't love me this much. Probably the best podcast I have heard
Came here after seeing laraib’s podcast❤️❤️ loved each and every second of it. Your mum’s so inspirational for today’s generation. May Allah women grow up to be as strong as her
This was absolutely phenomenal! I'm so glad I made time for this, there were several life lessons in there! Thanks Humna and a BIG thank you to Mrs. Raza for sharing her story!
Watched this while doing this my exam. Well, it made me emotional 😭.
Saw this now for the first time. Your mother is such a strong woman. More power to you guys❤
You make me cry humna i love you ❤️ your mom is an inspiration
Shes SUCH an inspiration!!!!!! 🥰🥰😍😍 mA. Lots of love for your entire fam!!!💜☀️
The last comment made by your mother is everything. Living for others is actually living for yourself. It is so rewarding .Loved the whole podcast got to learn a lot ❤
What a pleasant surprise to find out she studied at ICG. It was my school till class 12 :D
Its was the best podcasts i have watched ever seriously. She is a very empowered, inspiration women without any doubt we can say. From start till the end of the podcast there was not even a single point where i got bizarre of listening to it. So much I ha learned and got to know alot. One of the most important thing which i got to realize behind every professional, strong and hardworking person there is that story behind which make that all happen and make that person Greatest of all.
Worthy listening interview.. glad I did that.. very brave mom of yours..
Definitely learned so much from this podcast and Humna i really needed to hear this. This was a life changing session. People learns from other's experiences and this was worth listening to. Thank you for recording this. Your mother is a super human and now i am seeing you becoming one as well♥️ May Allah bless you and your mother. All the very best♥️
❤❤❤ Don't have words. One of your best talks.
Sooooo sooooo inspiring interview and im just in loveeeee withh Tazeen aunty ❤️ she isss sooo polite and humble and the mossttttt strong woman i have ever seen in my life 💕💪
So much inspiring Humna. I am literally crying. Your mother is very strong and so is you. More power to you both.
I also went to ICG for my FA . Mrs.Pirzada was also my principal . It was back in 2011
Beautiful woman❤ Inspiration
Uff humna. absolutely loved the podcast. your mother's such an inspiring woman. thoroughly enjoyed the whole video. thanks to both of you for sharing and talking about the vulnerable times too. loads of love ❤️🥺
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it :)
The best video I have ever seen. Thank you so much Hamna
You are Amma is amazing I have learnt a lot of things through this interview Allah bless your Amma alot of respect for this strong lady 💕
I watched this till the very end even with my nausea. Loved your mother, reminds me of mine. 💞 More power to both of you.
Well! Your mother have this aura Around her personality and thats what Brought Strength and Modesty out of me. such a Calm and strong Woman Mashaallah May Allag Give her Happiness and more Strength 🖤🖤
💕❤️ amazing !!! What I loved about her is that being such a confident and empowered woman who has her own identity she still gave the credit to men in her life who loved her.
This is the first podcast I've ever watched, and I'm glad I chose yours. Honestly at a loss of words right now. I wish you and your mother health and happiness in every phase of your lives :)