We’re all building something with our time.
A skill.
A career.
A platform.
A community.
But the real question is: is what you’re building bringing you closer to Allah or further away?
Technology is a tool. What matters is how we choose to use it.
Build with purpose. 🤍
Good morning, Ascendersssss! 💙✨
Sometimes, you don't need to give up—you just need to
🧠 RE-SET your mind.
🎯 RE-START your goals.
🌱 RE-FRESH your spirit.
👀 RE-FOCUS your vision.
🧭 RE-ALIGN your purpose.
💪🏽 RE-CLAIM your power
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Before you start learning something new, check what you can already do with what you know.
Join a community for Muslims navigating tech and careers.
Free Tech Education every Tuesday.
Ask Me About Tech/Careers every Thursday.
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Learning is important. Knowing how to move forward is too.
Join a community for Muslims navigating tech and careers.
Free Tech Education every Tuesday.
Ask Me About Tech/Careers every Thursday.
Join: https://t.co/cO4fMsFj1F
Last week’s AMA session, “What Next After Taking a Course?”, was packed with valuable insights!
One key takeaway: A course is not the destination
And guess what? 👀
Another AMA session is holding today!
You definitely don’t want to miss this one. Stay tuned for the details!
Start seeking opportunities.
Internships, volunteering, entry-level roles and projects can help you turn knowledge into experience.
Cycle:
Learn → Practice → Build → Identify gaps → Learn → Build your portfolio → Seek opportunities → Gain experience → Keep learning.
Start seeking opportunities.
Internships, volunteering, entry-level roles and projects can help you turn knowledge into experience.
Cycle:
Learn → Practice → Build → Identify gaps → Learn → Build your portfolio → Seek opportunities → Gain experience → Keep learning.
5.Understand the industry.
Look at job descriptions and opportunities in your field. This helps you know what skills are actually required.
6.Start seeking opportunities.
Internships, volunteering, entry-level roles and projects can help you turn knowledge into experience.
5.Understand the industry.
Look at job descriptions and opportunities in your field. This helps you know what skills are actually required.
6.Start seeking opportunities.
Internships, volunteering, entry-level roles and projects can help you turn knowledge into experience.
3.Practice before jumping into another course.
Build something on your own. Getting stuck is actually useful because it helps you identify the gaps in your knowledge.
4.Let your gaps guide your learning.
Instead of taking courses randomly, learn what you actually need
3.Practice before jumping into another course.
Build something on your own. Getting stuck is actually useful because it helps you identify the gaps in your knowledge.
4.Let your gaps guide your learning.
Instead of taking courses randomly, learn what you actually need
3.Practice before jumping into another course.
Build something on your own. Getting stuck is actually useful because it helps you identify the gaps in your knowledge.
4.Let your gaps guide your learning.
Instead of taking courses randomly, learn what you actually need
https://t.co/fgGYagZWuJ intentional. Before taking a course, ask yourself: Why am I taking this? What do I want to gain? And what will I do with what I learn?
2.Don't chase certificates. A certificate is great, but being able to apply the skill is what really matters.
https://t.co/fgGYagZWuJ intentional. Before taking a course, ask yourself: Why am I taking this? What do I want to gain? And what will I do with what I learn?
2.Don't chase certificates. A certificate is great, but being able to apply the skill is what really matters.
Just wrapped up an insightful AMA session last week on “What Next After Taking a Course?” and one thing really stood out to me:
A course is not the destination.
Here are my key takeaways 🧵👇
Just wrapped up an insightful AMA session last week on “What Next After Taking a Course?” and one thing really stood out to me:
A course is not the destination.
Here are my key takeaways 🧵👇
A little quiet lately… but we’re back 👀
There’s so much more to explore at the intersection of Deen, technology, and purposeful innovation.
And trust us, we’re just getting started. 🚀
Stay tuned. 🖤
#DEENXTECH
20 years ago, every founder feared one tech company: Google.
Even when Patrick Collison (CEO of Stripe) was building a startup back then, he got the same question in every meeting:
"What if Google does this ?"
But the truth is, Google still didn't build most of what people expected.
Because no company can chase 100 priorities at once. Cause the teams get in each other's way, and everything slows down.
Today the same question is aimed at the AI labs.
Patrick is honest that better models will wipe out some products. That part is real.
But the fear is far bigger than the record deserves.
— Patrick Collison (.@patrickc), founder of Stripe, at Y Combinator's startup school
someone who's interested in understanding where the world is heading and is ready to prepare for it.
📅 Saturday, 18th July
⏰ 2:00 PM Prompt
📍 YouTube Live
Don't just watch the future happen. Build it. 🚀
"How do I stay valuable in a world where intelligence is becoming abundant?"
AI is changing how we learn, work, build, and create opportunities.
The people who thrive won't necessarily be those with the most qualifications—but those who can adapt, learn, and position themselves
Join us on The Builders Series as Saheed Badru shares practical insights on navigating the AI era, building relevant skills, and spotting opportunities in a rapidly changing world.
Whether you're a students, professionals, entrepreneurs, career switchers