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Kind Notes With Halima

A podcast to share kind notes, reflections, and prayers with me.

Podcast · By Halima · Canadian English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    episode 44. hi. duas for ya Allah, find me my companions (opens the original)

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    We were never created to do life entirely alone. In this episode, we make dua for the heart carrying loneliness, abandonment, or the longing to finally find its people. We ask Allah to overwhelm the places that feel empty with His love, heal what past relationships have wounded, and guide us toward beautiful suhbah that brings us closer to Him. May Allah write people into our lives who feel like answered duas, and may He help us become that kind of companionship for someone else too. Kind Notes

  2. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    episode 43. hi. duas for protection of my household (opens the original)

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    Some of our deepest love lives within our families, and so does some of what asks the most from our hearts. In this episode, we make dua for Allah to protect our households, forgive the ways we have fallen short with one another, heal what has travelled through generations, and place sakoon within our homes. We remember those who came before us and ask Allah to protect those beside us today, while praying for those who will come after us. May our homes become places where Allah is remembered oft

  3. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    episode 42 hi. duas for aging parents (opens the original)

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    Caring for an aging parent is one of the greatest honours Allah entrusts to a heart, and often one of its greatest tests. Whether you are a caregiver today, carrying the grief of a parent who has returned to Allah, navigating a difficult relationship, or simply praying to honour your parents more beautifully, these duas are for you. May they bring words to your heart, comfort to your caregiving, and hope that no sacrifice made for Allah is ever forgotten. eBooks of dua: www.kindnoteswithhalima.c

  4. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    episode 41. hi. duas for those we love (opens the original)

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    Love is one of Allah's greatest provisions. In this episode, we make dua to become worthy of the people Allah has placed in our lives, to protect those who love us for His sake, and to never take sincere companionship for granted. If these duas spoke to your heart and you'd like to continue nurturing relationships rooted in faith, you can explore my collections below. eBooks of dua: www.kindnoteswithhalima.com Physical books of dua, relational card decks, greeting cards, bookmarks, and more: www

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    episode 40. hi. duas for an opening (opens the original)

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    When the road ahead feels uncertain, these duas are a reminder that Allah has always been making a way, even before you could see it. Thank you for spending this time making dua with me. If these reminders spoke to your heart and you'd like to continue building a relationship with Allah through heartfelt duas and reflection, you can explore my collections below. eBooks of dua: www.kindnoteswithhalima.com Physical books of dua, card decks, greeting cards, bookmarks, and more: www.shopkindnotes.co

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