Urdunama Podcast | When ‘Mutma’een’ Took Root, The Storm Passed

Mutma’een means content, an inner stillness that cannot be shaken, a quiet trust in the rhythm of things.

Fabeha Syed
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In this episode of Urdunama, Fabeha Syed talks about the word 'Mutma’een'

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Mutma’een means content, an inner stillness that cannot be shaken, a quiet trust in the rhythm of things. It is not the absence of longing, but the soft presence of peace amidst it. To be mutma’een is to rest in the heart’s own knowing, to breathe without needing answers, and to carry calm like a companion. In a world built on urgency, mutma’een arrives like dusk; unhurried, whole, and luminous.

In this episode of Urdunama, we sit with the word mutma’een, tracing how poets have expressed calm, surrender, and soulful contentment in their verses.

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