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
85 Episodes
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Black November – Are You Saving Money or Spending Your Way Into More Debt?

Black November is marketed as the perfect opportunity to save, but with 65% of South Africans finding every month financially difficult and 43% needing to borrow money before month-end, are we really benefiting from these deals, or are we being drawn into spending we cannot afford? Guest: JustMoney spokesperson -…
10 Nov 13 min

Sunnah of the day

When you feel your imaan is low- The beauty of small, consistent deeds
10 Nov 5 min

Are We Turning to Chatbots for Emotional Support Instead of Talking to People?

More people are turning to AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, to talk about their feelings, relationship problems, loneliness, anxiety and personal struggles. Some people say it is easier to open up to a chatbot because it doesn't judge, interrupt, get impatient or share their secrets. But what does this mean for…
9 Nov 19 min

Voting day update with station manager Faizel MJ Suleman

Today is voting day! And whether you're someone who follows politics religiously or someone who switches off the moment political conversations start, today is a reminder that your voice matters. We often complain about the things we wish were different. Better services, safer communities, more opportunities, better leadership. But here's…
4 Nov 11 min

Teaching Children Healthy Money Habits

Money is one of those subjects that many families find difficult to discuss openly. Some parents avoid talking about finances altogether, while others may unintentionally pass on their own fears, habits or misconceptions about money to their children. But in a world where the cost of living continues to rise…
3 Nov 19 min

The elders voice KZN-Craft market in Pennington

Our elderly community members have spent years caring for families, contributing to their communities and sharing their knowledge and experiences. But how often do we create opportunities for them to continue exploring their talents, expressing their creativity and earning something for themselves? A wonderful initiative is taking place in Pennington,…
2 Nov 10 min

What Happens When You Stop Exercising?

We all know that exercise is good for us. It keeps our bodies strong, boosts our energy, supports our mental health and helps us stay healthy. But what happens when life gets in the way and we suddenly stop exercising? Guest: Physiotherapist Lebogang Masondo
28 Oct 10 min

SIM Swap Fraud and WhatsApp Account Takeovers — How to Protect Yourself

Imagine waking up one morning to find that your phone has suddenly lost network signal. You might think it’s a temporary network problem, but it could be a warning sign that someone has taken control of your cellphonenumber. SIM swap fraud allows criminals to take over your number and potentially…
27 Oct 17 min

QUWATUL NISA – EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH SELF-PROTECTION

As women, we often find ourselves balancing so many responsibilities, from caring for our families to managing our homes, careers and personal well-being. But one aspect we should never overlook is our own safety, confidence and ability to protect ourselves.
22 Oct 19 min

Islamic Relief South Africa

Today, we're joined by Farhana Malek from Islamic Relief South Africa to discuss some exciting upcoming community events in KwaZulu-Natal and, most importantly, the humanitarian causes these initiatives are supporting. From our Ladies' Padel & Pilates event to the APA Kharsany talk and our upcoming Fashion Show, Islamic Relief is…
22 Oct 12 min

WHO CHOSE THE NUMBER ON YOUR SCALE?

When you step onto the scale, there’s a number you’re hoping to see. Maybe it’s 60 kilos, maybe it’s 70, or maybe it’s the weight you were 20 years ago. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself: who chose that number, and why does it matter so much?
21 Oct 9 min
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