with Sabbiyah Pervez
“There is no conversation more boring then the one where everyone agrees.”
In a world where we live in bubbles, immersed in social media where we can filter everything & I mean everything. Conversations become stagnant.
It is time to make them more engaging. It is time to emerge from our boxes. It is time to…
Talk It Out
Day 6 of 29. I am tired. I can barely type this out. I feel so drained. This is the first time since Ramadan began 6 days ago that I am feeling so exhausted. I am an energetic individual so moments like this can get frustrating. But its a reminder, just as everything else is, …
Todays schedule: 2am: Woke for the pre dawn meal. Ate some oats, fruit & drank a glass of water. I can’t even remember what I said to my husband or if I even spoke. 3am: Pray Fajr (morning prayer) and sleep 6.30/7am: My 10 month old wakes me up, shortly after my eldest walks in …
I woke up today thinking of kebabs. Chapli kebabs in particular. Round and juicy. With a side of chutney. By noon it was driving me crazy so I decided to make them. So I called my eldest sis up who gave me the family recipe, handed down to her by my aunt. As she hung …
Talk It Out is the brainchild of Sabbiyah Pervez. Having been raised, in Bradford, around a family of straight talkers, Sabbiyah quickly learnt that often, the best way to resolve issues, is to get people in a room and let them settle their disputes. Face to face, with the help of a facilitator. In a climate where it feels as though diversity is disapproved, Talk It Out aims to create a safe space where differences can create debate and meaningful discussions.