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
40 – 60

Deaf awareness month

Deaf awareness month Guest: Mrs Nayantra Kanaye, Deputy president of the Kwazulu Natal blind & deaf society
29 Sep 13 min

How to stay safe while jogging

The recent deaths in Kempton Park have raised serious concerns among female runners, particularly those who exercise alone. So, what can runners do to reduce unnecessary risks? Is running in a group always safer, what should we look for when choosing a route, and how can technology help in an…
28 Sep 9 min

Deaf awareness month

It’s a question many of us have heard — or perhaps asked — more often as we get older! Maybe the television volume keeps creeping higher. Maybe your family says, “I told you that already!” Or perhaps you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves, especially when you're in a…
23 Sep 13 min

The hidden dangers of your child's dm's

A conversation can start innocently enough. A follow request. A message saying, “Hi, you seem cool.” A new online friendship. And then, perhaps, an offer of money. But for some children, what begins as an ordinary online interaction can develop into something much more dangerous — sexual exploitation and grooming…
22 Sep 13 min

Are we protecting women or restricting them?

And as details emerge, women are asking difficult questions. Why must women change their routines? Why must they think twice before walking alone, exercising, travelling or even going to the shops? Why does the conversation so often become about what women should or shouldn't do — rather than addressing the…
22 Sep 7 min

Women and wealth in islam: Know your financial rights P2

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…
21 Sep 18 min

Why is your hair falling out?

Hair loss can be a deeply personal and sometimes traumatic experience — especially when you suddenly notice more hair than usual on your pillow, in the shower, or on your hairbrush. While losing some hair every day is completely normal, increased shedding or gradual thinning can sometimes be a sign…
17 Sep 8 min

Are women safe anywhere?

For many women in South Africa, everyday activities can involve an additional calculation: Where am I going? Who is around me? Is it safe? And what happens if something goes wrong? The discovery of another woman’s body in Gauteng has once again brought the issue of women’s safety into the…
17 Sep 12 min

How legit are teeth-whitening hacks?

A bright, confident smile is something many of us want—but with so many teeth-whitening products, home remedies and viral hacks promising pearly white teeth, how do we know what actually works, and more importantly, what’s safe? Guest: Professional teeth-whitening specialist Emma King, better known as The Tooth Fairy SA
16 Sep 13 min

Divorce — When should you tell your child?

Divorce is never an easy conversation — and when children are involved, parents often find themselves asking: When do we tell our child? What do we say? How much should we explain? And how do we protect them emotionally through such a difficult transition? Guest: Dr. Ken Resnick, Educational Psychologist…
15 Sep 12 min

Sunnah of the day

Anger in the age of Whatsapp: How do we control our reactions?
15 Sep 3 min
40 – 60