Digital Minimalism by Maryam Asif
Your phone is not the problem. Your relationship with it is.
You know you are capable of more. But every day, small moments slip into your screen — and away from your Deen, your family, your life. Reclaim Your Time gives you a faith-aligned system to take those moments back.
Live workshop · Starts Saturday, 29 August 2026
The Core Problem
The System Was Built to Win Against You
You have tried before. You deleted the apps. You set screen time limits. You promised yourself: "Not tonight." And yet, here you are again — phone in hand, wondering where the last hour went.
The apps on your phone were designed by teams of engineers whose only job is to keep you scrolling. Your willpower is going up against billion-dollar systems built to defeat it. That is not a fair fight.
For you — a woman who wants more for her Deen, her family, her goals — the cost goes deeper than lost hours. It is the Qur'an you meant to read, the salah you rushed through, the conversation with your child where your body was present but your attention was not.
That feeling is real. And it is not your fault.
The Opportunity
What Intentional Living Actually Looks Like
Reclaim Your Time is not a detox. It is a structured, faith-aligned framework that helps you decide — clearly and deliberately — what role technology will play in your life from this point forward.
Maryam takes the core philosophy of digital minimalism and grounds it entirely in Islamic principles. The result is not someone else's rules. It is your own personalized blueprint, built around your actual life, your values, and your responsibilities before Allah.
- Imagine waking up and not immediately being pulled into everyone else's world.
- Imagine praying with a mind that is actually still.
- Imagine sitting with your family and being fully there.
- Imagine finishing your day and feeling like it belonged to you.
That is not a fantasy. That is what happens when your digital environment finally starts serving your values instead of stealing from them.
Who This Is For
Built for the woman who wants her hours back
The Overwhelmed Muslim Professional
You rely on your phone for work and communication, but you know it is costing you focus, presence, and peace. You want a system — not just tips.
The Intentional Muslim Mother
You are raising a family and managing a full life, but your phone keeps pulling you away from the moments that matter most. You want to be fully present again.
The Ambitious Muslim Woman
You have goals — for your Deen, your growth, your work — but your attention keeps leaking into your screen. You are ready to stop consuming and start creating.
Value
Your phone is not the problem. Your attention is.
Here is what changes when you build a system that actually works for your life.
Your attention belongs to you again
Right now, apps are engineered to pull your focus away, moment by moment, all day long. Reclaim Your Time gives you a personalized system to take that focus back, so you decide where your attention goes, not an algorithm.
More space for your Deen
When your phone stops filling every quiet moment, something else can. Salah without distraction. Qur'an without the urge to check. Dhikr that actually settles your heart. This workshop helps you protect those moments, on purpose.
A plan built around your actual life
No rigid rules. No “delete everything.” You will leave with a personalized 30-day Digital Reset Blueprint designed around your values, your responsibilities, and your goals. Not someone else's.
Real accountability, not just motivation
Motivation fades. Structure stays. The 30-day WhatsApp accountability group, with weekly check-ins and live Q&A, gives you the support to follow through, long after the initial push wears off.
You are not the only one who has felt this way. And you are not the only one who has found a way through.
"I had tried to reduce my screen time before, but nothing worked as well as this workshop. I procrastinate less, I am consistent with my adhkaar, and I am finally present in my conversations."
"This workshop opened my eyes to the harsh truths of the digital industry and showed me how to conquer its harms. We have built a circle of strong, dedicated women who are committed to overcoming our digital weaknesses, in sha Allah."
What You Get
How It Works
Step 1
Understand What's Really Happening
You'll learn why this isn't a willpower problem. You'll see exactly how your attention is being captured, and why that matters for your Deen, your time, and your peace of mind.
- Understand the real root of compulsive scrolling
- Reframe the problem through a faith-aligned lens
In this step, you stop blaming yourself and start seeing the system clearly.
Step 2
Build Your Personal Digital Blueprint
Using the guided workbook, you'll map out what intentional technology use actually looks like for your life, not someone else's.
- Identify the boundaries that matter most to you
- Create a personalized plan around your values, responsibilities, and Deen
This is not a one-size-fits-all rule list. It's yours.
Step 3
Your 30-Day Reset Begins
You take your blueprint and put it into action, with structure and support behind you.
- A personalized 30-day digital reset built around your boundaries
- Weekly check-ins and Q&A inside a private WhatsApp accountability group
You're not doing this alone. You have a circle of women walking the same path.
Step 4
Two Live Interactive Sessions
This is not a pre-recorded course you'll never finish. Two live sessions with Maryam to guide you through the full framework in real time.
- Ask questions, get clarity, go deep
- Real behavioral shift, not just information
You show up. You do the work. You leave with a plan.
Step 5
A Community That Holds You Accountable
The 30-day WhatsApp group keeps you moving when motivation dips.
- Weekly accountability check-ins
- Ongoing Q&A so no question goes unanswered
Because knowing what to do and actually doing it are two very different things.
Meet the Trainer
Umm Muaz - Maryam Asif
“A rebel for 18 years until she turned to Deen, Maryam now channels her versatility and fearless spirit to swim against the tide. She showcases creative graphic design work, and conducts engaging workshops.
In this session, Maryam will share life-changing concepts to break the draining cycle of aimless, indiscriminate screen use. Drawing from Cal Newport’s powerful book Digital Minimalism, thoughtfully aligned with Islamic principles, she offers a unique blend of insight and ongoing support to help you stay on track.”
The Investment
Enrollment closes Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.
The workshop begins Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 10:30 AM ET. Once registration closes, it's closed.
The Reclaim Your Time Workshop
Everything you need to stop reacting to your phone and start living with intention, insha Allah.
- Two live, interactive sessions with Maryam Asif (29 August 2026 & 5 September 2026)
- Guided Digital Minimalism Workbook, your co-created blueprint for real boundaries
- Personalized Digital Reset Blueprint built around your actual life and values
- Personalized 30-Day Digital Reset plan
- 30-Day WhatsApp Accountability Group with weekly check-ins and Q&A
A Note on Value
One hour lost to scrolling every day adds up to over 365 hours a year.
That's 365 hours that could have gone toward your Salah, your Qur'an, your family, your work, your goals.
A private productivity coach would cost $1,000 or more, and still wouldn't give you a faith-aligned framework designed for your life as a Muslim woman.
For $49, you get two live sessions, a personalized plan, and 30 days of accountability.
That's less than most people spend on a single dinner out.
Workshop Time
YOUR LOCAL WORKSHOP TIME
Join us live on Saturday, 29 August. Find your local time below:
United States (ET)
10:30 AM
United Kingdom
3:30 PM
Pakistan
7:30 PM
India
8:00 PM
Indonesia (WIB)
9:30 PM
Your attention belongs to you again.
Picture your morning.
No phone in hand before your feet hit the floor.
No one else's highlight reel filling your head before you've even made wudu.
Just you. Present. Quiet. Ready.
You sit for Fajr and your mind is actually there. Not half-scrolling through last night's reels in your head. Not distracted by a notification you saw at 1am. Just you and Allah.
That's what's waiting on the other side of this.
Your Qur'an time doesn't get pushed aside anymore. Your kids get the version of you that's actually in the room. Your work gets your real focus, not the scattered, fragmented version that keeps switching tabs and checking messages.
You stop saying "I don't know where my day went."
Because you know exactly where it went. You put it there.
Now here's the other side of that picture.
If nothing changes... nothing changes.
The same five minutes that turn into forty-five. The same guilt at night. The same feeling that your Salah is competing with your phone instead of being the center of your day.
Every week you wait is another week of your attention going somewhere you didn't choose. That's not a small thing.
Your time is an amanah. How you spend it matters, not just for this life.
The workshop starts Saturday, 29 August 2026. Enrollment closes Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 2:00 PM ET. After that, this specific cohort, with its live sessions, its accountability group, and Maryam's direct guidance, is gone.
$49 is not the question. The question is: how much longer do you want to keep giving your attention away?
Last Concerns
Still on the fence? Let's talk about it.
"I've tried to cut back before and it never sticks. Why would this be different?"
Because you were relying on willpower. And willpower alone doesn't work against technology that's been engineered by entire teams to keep you hooked. That's not a personal failure. It's a design problem. Reclaim Your Time gives you a personalized system built around your actual life and values, not a generic challenge that fades after a week. That's the difference.
"I need my phone for work. I can't just go offline."
Nobody is asking you to. The goal isn't to disconnect. It's to decide how you connect. You'll build boundaries that fit your real responsibilities, whether you're a professional, an entrepreneur, a mother, or all three at once. Your Digital Reset Blueprint is yours. It's built around your life, not someone else's idea of what minimalism looks like.
"Is this just another productivity course?"
No. Productivity courses treat your attention as a tool for getting more done. This goes deeper. It asks: does the way you use technology reflect the life you actually want to live? For a Muslim woman, that includes your Salah, your Qur'an, your presence with your family, and your relationship with Allah. That's not a productivity question. That's a values question.
"I'm not sure it'll work for me."
Two women who attended Maryam's previous workshop said the same thing before they joined. One broke her procrastination cycle and became consistent with her adhkaar. Another said it was the only thing that actually worked after years of trying on her own. The investment is $49. The cost of doing nothing is another year of your attention going somewhere you didn't choose.
"I'm already so busy. I don't have time for another thing."
That feeling, that sense of being too busy, is often a symptom of the exact problem this workshop addresses. Fragmented attention makes everything feel harder and slower. Two live sessions. A workbook you build during the workshop. A 30-day reset designed around your schedule. This isn't one more thing on your list. It's the thing that helps you finally get on top of the list.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Reclaim Your Time starts Saturday, 29 August 2026.
Two live sessions, your own Digital Reset Blueprint, and 30 days of accountability with women walking the same path.
$49 · Enrollment closes Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 2:00 PM ET