
Two friends, all the drama, none of the shame. Join two unapologetically funny Muslim women as we navigate the wild intersection of culture, comedy, and chaos. From family expectations and faith to career challenges and hurdles, we dive headfirst into the awkward, the hilarious, and the heartfelt. 🎧 New episodes every week!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Stand-UpComedy | |||

We know Todays topic is a touchy one but thats exactly what we want, to be touched! Is it okay to be muslim and horny?
When you realize that your friend has been your number one hater all along! Unfortunately this episode is something everyone can relate to.
Hosted by Ola LaBin and Zain.
Produced by Andy Gaffney.
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Hosted by Ola LaBib and Zain
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Faith, family, and falling in love outside your religion — this one gets spicy. Expect chaos, honesty, and one too many “My dad would kill me” stories.
Hosted by Ola LaBib and Zain
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I find Shazia very funny-unfortunately not always given space to talk a lot..find the rest a bit too loud and sometimes shouty :/
I love this podcast. It’s funny and informative and halal. I am looking to revert and this podcast is helping me learn while also being relatable
I was keen to listen to this as the combo of ‘Muslim’, ‘Women’ in ‘Comedy’ is all too rare and you only really ever see them on stage and never get to hear their perspectives on their lives, how they are perceived within and external to the Muslim communities they come from. The show was gritty with Ola, Shazia and Zain opening up on various areas which are sometimes a little bit uncomfortable within their world but which they don’t shy away from.
I had no idea of the struggles they go through... more
I LOVED this podcast. Funny, endearing and thoughtful. Every host was laugh-out-loud funny but also very insightful. I personally feel that this is not just a podcast for Muslim women but should be listened to by everyone. Can’t wait for the next one. Thanks guys!
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This podcast features a group of three Muslim women who bring humor and candidness to discussions about various societal and cultural issues. Listeners can expect lively conversations that tackle topics ranging from beauty standards and relationships to the challenges faced by women in comedy. The hosts share their personal stories, allowing them to address broader issues such as sexism, cultural expectations, and social responsibility, all while keeping a light-hearted and humorous tone. A unique aspect is their focus on the nuances of being a Muslim comedian, which is likely to resonate with a diverse audience interested in insightful, entertaining perspectives.
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Halal-ish launched a year ago and published 16 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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