We tend to think of meetings as spaces where minds meet, however, what if we redefined meetings as spaces where souls meet? How can meetings be conduits of Barakah (Divine Goodness) for ourselves and organizations, and even a means of personal and team-wide spiritual development? In this article, we explore how we can approach meetings from a spiritual perspective and the impact this will have on the quality of our meetings.
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The following manifesto was written in the city of Barakah, Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah (The illuminated City), the city of Prophet Muhammad in November 2019. [social_warfare buttons=”Facebook,Twitter, Instagram”] Click below to get
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Read articleThe Barakah Culture Cards: A Practical Tool to Cultivate Barakah Culture Mindsets, Values & Rituals
The Barakah Culture Cards will help you develop the values, mindsets, and rituals that attract Barakah in your personal and professional life.
Designed for Muslim professionals, families, and teams, each card will help you have deep and meaningful conversations with family, friends, and colleagues on what it means to live the life of Barakah.
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