Yasmin Mogahed

ياسمين مجاهد

American Muslim educator and motivational speaker specialising in spirituality, psychology and personal development, born in 1980. She is the first female instructor at the AlMaghrib Institute and the author of Reclaim Your Heart.

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    Overview

    Yasmin Mogahed is an American Muslim educator and motivational speaker, a specialist in spirituality, psychology and personal development, born on 11 March 1980. She is the first female instructor at the AlMaghrib Institute. 1 2

    Education and career

    She completed a BSc degree in psychology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she also earned an MS degree in journalism and mass communications. 1 2

    She previously worked as a writing instructor at Cardinal Stritch University, and became the first Muslim woman to teach at the AlMaghrib Institute; she is internationally known for her motivational lectures. 1 2

    She has written columns for the Huffington Post, and was an Islam section staff columnist for InFocus News. 1 2

    Works

    • Reclaim Your Heart, her best-known book, of personal insights on breaking free from life's shackles. 1 2
    • Love & Happiness: A collection of personal reflections and quotes. 1 2
    • Healing the Emptiness: A Guide to emotional and spiritual well-being. 1

    Impact and audience

    Her lectures and books address a wide English-speaking Muslim audience on spirituality, emotional well-being and personal development, and the encyclopedia describes her as internationally known for her motivational lectures. 1 Her own YouTube channel, @YasminMogahedOnline, carries her lectures and had about 467,000 subscribers in October 2026, a dated platform figure. 3

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    Sources

    1. Yasmin Mogahed — English Wikipedia
    2. Yasmin Mogahed — Arabic Wikipedia
    3. Yasmin Mogahed — YouTube channel
    • Yasmin Mogahed — Wikidata Q67609811
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