Entrepreneur

Who is your biggest inspiration?

My family. What works for them and makes their life easier.

How was your path becoming an entrepreneur and designer?

Allah Subhana wa t3ala has set this path. I believe he inspires and directs the learning. Weather through an idea or something I see. Or through making a hard task easier. I learn even through mistakes because every time an error happens I grow a little more.

Did you face any struggles being a Muslim woman in this field?

Alhamdulilah I am lucky to be in a field that not only I can do from home but it’s also in a very Islamic environment which makes it easier.

What’s your favorite thing about being Muslim?

Being blessed with Islam makes me a lot accepting of what life has to to give us. I see the teachings of Islam in the day to day life lessons.

If somebody wants to be an entrepreneur and designer when they grow up, what should they do?

First get educated. Always open your eyes and try to learn from everything around you. Nothing is impossible, ask questions and research, research research.

If you can give any advice to young Muslim girls/teens, what would you tell them?

Don’t be afraid, be observant of your surroundings and don’t be afraid to reach out and ask the right people questions of how the got where they are. Take the journey one step at a time. Patients and hard work and Allah’s blessings will keep you satisfied.

Website: www.eidway.com

What's your normal day like?

I typically wake up at 6am, take my vitamins and water, work out, review and respond to emails, inventory check, check in with fulfillment, have a zoom meeting with my marketing team, social media post, create content which may include filming commercials or photographing products, wholesale fulfillment, and finally accounting. These are things I do at least 4 times a week.

Who is your biggest inspiration?

I don’t have one specific person who I seek inspiration from. I believe that everyone has something positive to offer and so I am always watching and absorbing attributes which I can use to my advantage in work and life.

How was your path becoming an entrepreneur?

I have always found joy in entrepreneurship. As a child, I enjoyed lemonade stands and selling school supplies to my classmates which fueled my passion as an adult. I was a teacher at the time I decided to make the full-time switch to launching a company after being inspired by my students who would come to class eating refined sugars and carbohydrates. I knew I wanted to help change the way people eat and so I started playing around with the black seed and innovated it into a full lifestyle brand.

Did you face any struggles being a Muslim woman in this field?

I never like to dwell on my challenges but rather take each obstacle as an opportunity to learn and improve. While struggles are inevitable, I look at every challenge as a chance to reflect on myself, my presentation, my product and my conduct and if there is room for improvement, then I seize the opportunity.

What’s your favorite thing about being Muslim?

Islam is the perfect set of rules for which we must live our lives. Knowing what is right and wrong makes it very easy to live a dignified life with integrity because the rules are mapped out for us and all we must do is follow. Knowing these rules makes life simpler and significantly reduces complicated decisions.

If somebody wants to be an entrepreneur when they grow up, what should they do?

Find a mentor in the industry you’re interested in and always be thinking of ways to innovate. Innovation is what keeps our world moving forward and the innovators of the world are the ones leaving a resonating footprint.

If you can give any advice to young Muslim girls/teens, what would you tell them?

Remain steadfast in your beliefs and never waver from your morals regardless of the immediate outcome.

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