Tasneem Noor's guest appearances

Tasneem Noor

The Women's Mosque of America

The Celebration

Mission in Action - The NewGround Audio Experience

St. James' in the City

Peace Catalyst Podcast

Travina Springer

Sahar Pirzada

Amir Abdullah

Andrea Hodos

Maria Khani

Rayesa Gheewala

Nia Malika Dixon

Tom Earl

Nurjahan Boulden

Aziza Hasan

Dania Ayah Alkhouli

Adaora Nwandu

Kimra Luna

Wes Kao

Mark Kowalewski

OwlTail

Fiona Harvey

Where are you going deeper in your life?What’s a journey you are willing to take through all of life’s ups and downs? This episode kicks off a new series that sets out to explore these very questions. Each month I’ll be sharing  with you two people who will give us a peek into what depth looks in their lives . And most importantly...what fuels that drive for them. This week I introduce you to Tasneem Noor and Fiona Harvey. Both Tasneem and Fiona are moved by the meaningful and personal missions they are sharing with the world, and now you.In 6 words or less, Tasneem describes herself as: “Sincere. Curious. Compassionate. Spiritual. Adaptive. Authentic.”In 6 words or less, Fiona describes herself as: “Compassionate. Empathetic. Driven. Joyful. Humorous. Intentional.”On this week’s episode,  they each explore how compassion and curiosity are important values to take with you on any journey of depth. Are you ready  for this deep dive?Let’s do it.  Learn more about Tasneem here: https://thefaithconnector.com/ Learn more about Fiona here: https://www.instagram.com/fionaharvey_/

Where are you going deeper in your life? What’s a journey you are willing to take through all of life’s ups and downs? This episode kicks off a new series that sets out to explore these very questions. Each month I’ll be sharing with you two people who will give us a peek into what depth looks in their lives . And most importantly...what fuels that drive for them. This week I introduce you to Tasneem Noor and Fiona Harvey. Both Tasneem and Fiona are moved by the meaningful and personal missions they are sharing with the world, and now you. In 6 words or less, Tasneem describes herself as: “Sincere. Curious. Compassionate. Spiritual. Adaptive. Authentic.” In 6 words or less, Fiona describes herself as: “Compassionate. Empathetic. Driven. Joyful. Humorous. Intentional.” On this week’s episode, they each explore how compassion and curiosity are important values to take with you on any journey of depth. Are you ready for this deep dive? Let’s do it. Learn more about Tasneem here: <a href="https://thefaithconnector.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://thefaithconnector.com/</a> Learn more about Fiona here: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/fionaharvey_/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/fionaharvey_/</a>

Compassion, Curiosity & Deep Meaning With Fiona Harvey and Tasneem Noor

Kate+ talks with her friend Tasneem Noor, a leading influencer for personal development and life mastery. We’ll hear her stories of everything from personal coaching to facilitating interfaith dialogue.

Episode 260: How to Have Courageous Conversations - Tasneem Noor - Life Coach // Conversations with Kate+

Dalal Hassoun

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imams -- Khateebah Tasneem Noor leads the congregation through The Peace Process - a simple but powerful exercise to help us feel our feelings fully before releasing them in a healthy way. Sr. Dalal Hassoun also shares her wisdom with the congregation through an insightful discussion after prayer (live-translated by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah).

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imams -- Khateebah Tasneem Noor leads the congregation through The Peace Process - a simple but powerful exercise to help us feel our feelings fully before releasing them in a healthy way. Sr. Dalal Hassoun also shares her wisdom with the congregation through an insightful discussion after prayer (live-translated by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah).

Q&A w/Sr. Dalal Hassoun & Tasneem Noor (3/31/17)

On the 5 Year Anniversary for The Women's Mosque of America, Khateebah Tasneem F. Noor - the most often returning khateebah - speaks to us about her journey over the last five years as she transitioned from only speaking in interfaith and secular spaces to speaking within her own religious community from a position of religious authority for the first time. She highlights the stories of Prophet Moses and his mother (peace be upon them both) to show us how we can overcome self-doubt and trust our own God-given intuition. This marks Tasneem's 5th khutbah at The Women's Mosque of America.  Bio: Tasneem Farah Noor is a speaker, facilitator, Life coach, and the author of the book “The Faith Connection: Your Journey Starts with Knowing Yourself.” She has her Masters in Education from UCLA; and her coaching certification from the Life Mastery Institute. She has worked on university campuses like UCLA and Cal State LA. After a rewarding career in higher education for seven years, Tasneem transitioned to Life coaching and facilitating interfaith dialogue as her full-time career. She is the lead Muslim facilitator for NewGround: A Muslim Jewish Partnership for change, and sits on five different interfaith boards including the Interfaith Council at the Islamic Center of Southern California. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2000, she lived in India, Pakistan, and Dubai.

On the 5 Year Anniversary for The Women's Mosque of America, Khateebah Tasneem F. Noor - the most often returning khateebah - speaks to us about her journey over the last five years as she transitioned from only speaking in interfaith and secular spaces to speaking within her own religious community from a position of religious authority for the first time. She highlights the stories of Prophet Moses and his mother (peace be upon them both) to show us how we can overcome self-doubt and trust our own God-given intuition. This marks Tasneem's 5th khutbah at The Women's Mosque of America. Bio: Tasneem Farah Noor is a speaker, facilitator, Life coach, and the author of the book “The Faith Connection: Your Journey Starts with Knowing Yourself.” She has her Masters in Education from UCLA; and her coaching certification from the Life Mastery Institute. She has worked on university campuses like UCLA and Cal State LA. After a rewarding career in higher education for seven years, Tasneem transitioned to Life coaching and facilitating interfaith dialogue as her full-time career. She is the lead Muslim facilitator for NewGround: A Muslim Jewish Partnership for change, and sits on five different interfaith boards including the Interfaith Council at the Islamic Center of Southern California. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2000, she lived in India, Pakistan, and Dubai.

"Becoming A Khateebah" by Tasneem Noor (1/31/2020)

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle with the Imam -- Tasneem F. Noor leads the congregation through an intuition exercise and answers questions specifically about Istikharah - the Guidance Prayer. Several different congregants share their own istikharah experiences and how they learned to trust their own intuition and direct connection with God.  Istikharah (Guidance Prayer): "O God! Behold I ask You the good through Your Knowledge, and ability through Your Power, and beg Your favor out of Your infinite Bounty. For surely You have Power; I have none. You know all; I know not. You are the Great Knower of all things. O God! If in Your Knowledge, [this matter] be good for my faith, for my livelihood, and for the consequences of my affairs (in this world and the Hereafter), then ordain it for me, and make it easy for me, and bless me therein. But if in Your Knowledge, [this matter] be bad for my faith, for my livelihood, and for the consequences of my affairs (in this world and the Hereafter), then turn it away from me, and turn me away from it, and ordain for me the good wherever it may be, and cause me to be pleased therewith.  Ameen."  Tasneem's Heartfelt Dua as an example of how to ask God to guide you toward connecting with your intuition: "Bismillah Ar Rehman Ar Raheem. Subhanallah Alhamdulilliah La Ilaha Ilallah. Ya Allah, my Lord, My Creator. You are the source of all creation and of all substance. You have created me, my gifts, my dreams. You are All-Knowing and know what Is in my heart and mind. You are Most Magnificient and Most Merciful and Most compelling. Please help me Ya Allah to surrender deeply to you, to be moved by you, held by you, used by you. I surrender to you my Lord, I surrender. You are the Ultimate creator and THE Master of this universe. Everything is yours and yet you have blessed us with the power of choice. The choice to choose you or choose our ego. To choose serving you or serving ourselves. Choose truth or choose illusion. I choose You My Lord! I choose You. I choose to serve you my Sustainer that sustains all that I am and all that I can. I choose you My lord who is All-Knowing, All-Seeing, All-Hearing. It is You I trust. It is you I seek to please. It is you I love. It is you whose approval I crave and need. Please forgive me for my inconsistencies and short comings and mistakes and for all the precious time I waste. Please forgive me with your Mercy My lord. Please forgive me. Please help me, guide me, and continue to compel me so I stay present and surrender and do my best to express through you, to serve for you and with you. I love you Ya Allah. And I surrender to you. I surrender. I love you. And I am ready to be used by you. I trust you. I surrender. I surrender. I surrender. Let my words be yours. Let my thoughts be from you. Let my intuition be your voice. I am ready now, Ya Rabb. I am ready. I am yours and you are mine. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I am eternally grateful that you chose to create me and create work through me in ways You know to be the best. I trust you. And I am ready now. Ameen."

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle with the Imam -- Tasneem F. Noor leads the congregation through an intuition exercise and answers questions specifically about Istikharah - the Guidance Prayer. Several different congregants share their own istikharah experiences and how they learned to trust their own intuition and direct connection with God. Istikharah (Guidance Prayer): "O God! Behold I ask You the good through Your Knowledge, and ability through Your Power, and beg Your favor out of Your infinite Bounty. For surely You have Power; I have none. You know all; I know not. You are the Great Knower of all things. O God! If in Your Knowledge, [this matter] be good for my faith, for my livelihood, and for the consequences of my affairs (in this world and the Hereafter), then ordain it for me, and make it easy for me, and bless me therein. But if in Your Knowledge, [this matter] be bad for my faith, for my livelihood, and for the consequences of my affairs (in this world and the Hereafter), then turn it away from me, and turn me away from it, and ordain for me the good wherever it may be, and cause me to be pleased therewith. Ameen." Tasneem's Heartfelt Dua as an example of how to ask God to guide you toward connecting with your intuition: "Bismillah Ar Rehman Ar Raheem. Subhanallah Alhamdulilliah La Ilaha Ilallah. Ya Allah, my Lord, My Creator. You are the source of all creation and of all substance. You have created me, my gifts, my dreams. You are All-Knowing and know what Is in my heart and mind. You are Most Magnificient and Most Merciful and Most compelling. Please help me Ya Allah to surrender deeply to you, to be moved by you, held by you, used by you. I surrender to you my Lord, I surrender. You are the Ultimate creator and THE Master of this universe. Everything is yours and yet you have blessed us with the power of choice. The choice to choose you or choose our ego. To choose serving you or serving ourselves. Choose truth or choose illusion. I choose You My Lord! I choose You. I choose to serve you my Sustainer that sustains all that I am and all that I can. I choose you My lord who is All-Knowing, All-Seeing, All-Hearing. It is You I trust. It is you I seek to please. It is you I love. It is you whose approval I crave and need. Please forgive me for my inconsistencies and short comings and mistakes and for all the precious time I waste. Please forgive me with your Mercy My lord. Please forgive me. Please help me, guide me, and continue to compel me so I stay present and surrender and do my best to express through you, to serve for you and with you. I love you Ya Allah. And I surrender to you. I surrender. I love you. And I am ready to be used by you. I trust you. I surrender. I surrender. I surrender. Let my words be yours. Let my thoughts be from you. Let my intuition be your voice. I am ready now, Ya Rabb. I am ready. I am yours and you are mine. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I am eternally grateful that you chose to create me and create work through me in ways You know to be the best. I trust you. And I am ready now. Ameen."

Q&A with Tasneem Noor (1/31/2020)

This week’s episode is from NewGround’s 2013 Spotlight Storytelling program. Our speaker is NewGround’s program co-director Tasneem Noor. Tasneem had titled her story “In Search of Self &amp; Belonging.” NewGround: A Muslim-Jewish Partnership for Change is a non-profit with a vision of an American society where Muslims and Jews are empowered to create lasting partnerships and engage in authentic communication and mutual cooperation. On this podcast, you’ll find a mix of our keynotes, workshops, interviews, speeches, and other audio from events led by our team. If you’d like to learn more about our mission, or support this podcast and NewGround’s work, please visit www.mjnewground.org.

This week’s episode is from NewGround’s 2013 Spotlight Storytelling program. Our speaker is NewGround’s program co-director Tasneem Noor. Tasneem had titled her story “In Search of Self &amp; Belonging.” NewGround: A Muslim-Jewish Partnership for Change is a non-profit with a vision of an American society where Muslims and Jews are empowered to create lasting partnerships and engage in authentic communication and mutual cooperation. On this podcast, you’ll find a mix of our keynotes, workshops, interviews, speeches, and other audio from events led by our team. If you’d like to learn more about our mission, or support this podcast and NewGround’s work, please visit <a href="http://mjnewground.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mjnewground.org</a>.

In Search of Self & Belonging – with Tasneem Noor

Q&amp;A w/Sr. Dalal Hassoun &amp; Tasneem Noor

Returning khateebah Tasneem Noor delivers a healing and helpful khutbah on the topic of feelings on March 31st, 2017, and how we can access our feelings - even gratitude for our negative feelings - to lead us to greater good. In the Q&amp;A discussion that follows her khutbah, she leads the congregation through a transformative exercise called The Peace Process (see next audio file).  Bio: Tasneem Farah Noor is a speaker, facilitator, Life coach, and the author of the book “The Faith Connection: Your Journey Starts with Knowing Yourself.” She has her Masters in Education from UCLA; and her coaching certification from the Life Mastery Institute. She has worked on university campuses like UCLA and Cal State LA. After a rewarding career in higher education for seven years, Tasneem transitioned to Life coaching and facilitating interfaith dialogue as her full-time career. She is the lead Muslim facilitator for NewGround: A Muslim Jewish Partnership for change, and sits on five different interfaith boards including the Interfaith Council at the Islamic Center of Southern California. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2000, she lived in India, Pakistan, and Dubai. 

Returning khateebah Tasneem Noor delivers a healing and helpful khutbah on the topic of feelings on March 31st, 2017, and how we can access our feelings - even gratitude for our negative feelings - to lead us to greater good. In the Q&amp;A discussion that follows her khutbah, she leads the congregation through a transformative exercise called The Peace Process (see next audio file). Bio: Tasneem Farah Noor is a speaker, facilitator, Life coach, and the author of the book “The Faith Connection: Your Journey Starts with Knowing Yourself.” She has her Masters in Education from UCLA; and her coaching certification from the Life Mastery Institute. She has worked on university campuses like UCLA and Cal State LA. After a rewarding career in higher education for seven years, Tasneem transitioned to Life coaching and facilitating interfaith dialogue as her full-time career. She is the lead Muslim facilitator for NewGround: A Muslim Jewish Partnership for change, and sits on five different interfaith boards including the Interfaith Council at the Islamic Center of Southern California. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2000, she lived in India, Pakistan, and Dubai.