


Monday
17 RabiʿI 1448H
(31 August 2026)


Live on Zoom.
(Can’t make it live?
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the replay.)
Ask a busy Muslim professional what’s missing and you’ll rarely hear...
“I need more information.”
What you hear, over and over, is a version of this:
“This all makes sense. But how do I actually live it?”
That question is the reason why we are holding this Information Session.
Because here’s what we have come to believe after more than a decade in this online education space: the gap in your life isn’t a knowledge gap. You already know you should protect your Fajr. You already know your phone is eating your focus. You already know that barakah—not grinding—is what makes work fruitful.
Knowing it never changed anything. Doing it does.
So we rebuilt the Productive Muslim Program around that one truth and from the ground-up.

The old Productive Muslim Program was a very good foundational education, but if we are honest with ourselves and with you, we didn’t center implementation and accountability as much. We centered the knowledge itself. The knowledge in it is sound, and rooted in our deen. We have testimonials of hundreds of people who say that they are better for having received it, alhamdulilah.
But knowledge alone was never going to be enough. Beneficial knowledge only becomes transformative knowledge when the remaining pillars are in place around it:
🧱 A structure that turns learning into practice
⚖️ Accountability that keeps you moving when motivation fades
👥 A community walking the same path
📏 A way to actually see and measure your progress
Without those, you showed up, you learned, you took notes, you felt inspired—and very quickly went back to your default mindset, habits, behaviors and routines.
Those are the pillars we spent this rebuild adding.
The new Productive Muslim Program is built completely differently. It’s structured around implementation, accountability, and measurable change in your own life. Think less consuming and more implementing.
In this free Info Session, Mohammed Faris, Founder of The Productive Muslim Company and Latifa Mak, Programs and Community Manager will walk you through exactly what that looks like in practice—the new structure, the added support system, and the honest answer to whether this is right for you.

Discover what the Barakah Culture Productivity System is
and why it contradicts everything you’ve been taught...

A clear picture of the new Productive Muslim Program structure
Exactly how the program is now built and designed with implementation, action, community and transformation in mind.

Your own baseline (measured, not guessed)
We'll show you how to measure your transformation tangibly — no more vague feelings, just real, visible growth in your spiritual, physical, and social productivity insha'Allah.

An honest answer to “Is this for me?”
Who this program genuinely serves, and who should wait.

One implementation shift you can make this week
Even if you never join the program, you’ll leave with a concrete action step you can implement right away.

Mohammed Faris
Founder & President
Mohammed Faris is the author of The Productive Muslim and The Barakah Effect, and founder of The Productive Muslim Company.
For over a decade, he has pioneered the integration of Islamic principles with modern productivity and wellbeing science — helping thousands of Muslim professionals worldwide move from burnout and distraction toward a life of purpose, presence, and barakah.

Latifa Mak
Programs & Community Manager
Latifa oversees the Barakah Culture Community and all our transformational programs at The Productive Muslim Company.
Over the years, she had the privilege of walking alongside Muslims around the world who were struggling with many of the same challenges you may be facing today. She’s seen first hand how transformative it can be — both in her own life both as a former student and in the lives of others — when we finally understand that the answer isn’t simply to hustle harder.
You’ve been circling the Productive Muslim Program for weeks/months and never pulled the trigger
You joined a previous cohort and want to know what’s genuinely different this time
You’ve consumed the books, the webinars, the podcast — and still feel stuck in the same week on repeat
You’re performing well at work but quietly feel like your deen is running on fumes
If you’re constantly juggling multiple roles and feeling like, no matter how hard you try, you’re always falling short of giving each one and the people connected to them — their due haqq (right) and attention.