Radio Al Ansaar Urban Women with Razia Rangrage

Urban Women with Razia Rangrage

Urban Women with Razia Rangrange is a vibrant ladies’ lifestyle show on Radio Al Ansaar, created to inform, inspire and uplift women through meaningful conversations and everyday topics that matter, the show explores a wide range of subjects including health and wellness, beauty, family, relationships, faith (Deen), personal growth and positive living. From practical advice and thought-provoking discussions to uplifting stories and daily affirmations, Urban Women creates a space where women can connect, learn and feel empowered. Whether you’re looking for inspiration to start your day, guidance on navigating everyday life, or simply a conversation that feels relatable and uplifting, Urban Women with Razia Rangrange brings something valuable to every listener.

Monday – Thursday
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Once-off English South Africa Health & Fitness · Business Narrated by Hajira Khota, Thobeka Njapha, Riaz Hoosen
25 Episodes
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Sunnah of the day

A walk with purpose: Turning an ordinary walk into reflection and remembrance
14 Sep 2 min

Women and Wealth in Islam: Know Your Financial Rights

When we talk about marriage, money is often one of those subjects that can be difficult to discuss — but in Islam, financial rights and responsibilities are clearly addressed. From mahr and inheritance to managing personal wealth and understanding household finances, women have specific financial rights that should not simply…
14 Sep 18 min

Are you ok?- Every conversation counts.

Today marks World Suicide Prevention Day, and this year, the South African Depression and Anxiety Group, SADAG, is reminding us of something incredibly simple but potentially life-changing: every conversation counts. Sometimes, we don't need the perfect words. We don't need to have all the answers or know exactly how to…
10 Sep 10 min

Plaque unveiling with Ms Zakiya Khatib

Ms. Zakiya Khatib is a proud alumna of Durban Girls Secondary School, Class of 1996, and an active member of the Steering Committee behind the successful 2024 reunion. A mother of three, she is the Advertising & Marketing Director of a national Islamic publication, CEO of a successful brownie business…
10 Sep 6 min

Simplex Radio

Simplex Radio has become a trusted household name across KZN. Their years of experience allows them to innovate and expand their range of brands, appliances, tv’s, sound systems, car audio and much more. This year Simplex celebrates 65 years with a fantastic sale now on. Today we have in studio…
9 Sep 6 min

The modern day pressures faced by matriculants and how parents can help

It's one of the biggest milestones in a young person’s life — Grade 12, or matric. After 12 years of schooling, learners are suddenly expected to perform academically, make decisions about their future, choose careers, and somehow navigate the emotional challenges that come with growing up. Guest: Clinical psychologist Dr…
8 Sep 18 min

Are you just tired or are you experiencing fatigue?

We're heading into the final stretch of the year, and for many of us, the signs are starting to show. We're tired, we're relying on that extra cup of coffee, we're struggling to concentrate, and we're counting down the days until we can finally take a proper break. But here's…
7 Sep 8 min

Think Twice Before Lending Your Loyalty Card

We often think of loyalty cards as a simple way to earn points, discounts and rewards when we shop. But criminals are increasingly finding ways to exploit theseprogrammes — and an innocent favour could potentially leave you linked to a fraudulent transaction. Guest: Wimpie Nel, owner of Verifraud (a forensic…
3 Sep 13 min

Sunnah of the day

Spring Cleaning for the Heart — Repentance, Forgiveness and Renewing Our Intentions
3 Sep 3 min

Raising a child with special needs

Raising a child with special needs can be challenging, particularly when parents watch their children struggle to reach developmental milestones that other children may achieve with greater ease. Statistics SA, reports that KwaZulu-Natal accounts for 14.9% of the country’s special schools. Guest: Occupational therapist Linette Labuschagne
1 Sep 11 min

Wills Week

Wills Week around the corner, many people will have the opportunity to get much-needed legal guidance without the financial burden of a consultation. The Breakfast Rush, together with a team of 10 fully qualified attorneys, will be hosting an event aimed at helping members of the public with questions and…
1 Sep 9 min

Importance of speech therapy

Today we’re talking about speech therapy-what it is, who it helps and why early intervention is so important. Joining us today is speech and language therapist Zaheera Moosa. Zaheera has her masters is speech therapy and has been in the field for over 20years.
31 Aug 5 min

Are we treating symptoms instead of the whole person?

Mental health is deeply personal—and increasingly, healthcare is recognising that what works for one person may not necessarily work for another. Our nutrition, sleep, physical activity, stress levels and lifestyle can all influence how we feel, think and function. Guest: Dr Adrian Lopresti, an Australian-based clinical psychologist, research scientist and…
27 Aug 14 min
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