Work with me
Whether you're arriving fresh or returning after a long absence, there is a way in. Every offering below is shaped around care — for your body, your faith, and the season you're living in.
Modifications offered honestly — no performative flexibility, no shame around ability.
Islamic references are named, not hinted at. Christians, Jews, and seekers are welcome too.
This is not a workout. It is a return — to breath, to bone, to Allah.
Ways to practice
A practice built around you — your body, your season, your intention. Ideal for beginners, returning students, or those wanting a spiritually attuned practice they can't find in a studio.
A weekly gathering of 6–8 women moving, breathing, and remembering together. Slow flow paired with reflections drawn from the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Held around Ramadan, ʿAshūrā, and the turning of the seasons — extended practice, journaling, dhikr, and community. Held online and in-person.
How we begin
A short note through the contact page — where you are, what you're hoping for, no pressure to know exactly.
Fifteen minutes on Zoom or the phone. We meet, I listen, we see if the fit is right.
We plan a first session or class. You arrive as you are — nothing to prepare, nothing to prove.
Frequently asked
I teach yoga as movement, breath, and body-listening — free of spiritual practices that would conflict with tawhīd. I hold this question with respect, and I'm happy to speak more about it in a discovery call.
More than okay. Beginners are welcomed carefully — nothing here requires flexibility, athleticism, or prior experience.
No. My teaching is rooted in Islamic values, but women of every faith and no faith are welcome. What I ask for is openness and respect.
I currently teach women only in group settings. 1:1 sessions for men can occasionally be arranged through referral — please reach out.