Social can media could tell us almost everything about someone, yes? Because one chooses to share his or her life online. Of course there’s nothing wrong with it but nowadays, people don’t realise that sometimes they tend to overshare. You don’t have to tell the world everything and still be happy

Whether you admit it or not, we all have our fears. We are all afraid of something. Be it a certain someone, an animal, the dark, public speaking - anything. Some people are afraid of something just because, and some, has reasons or a story behind why they are afraid of something.

Your question was not chosen to be answered by Iman and Amal? NO! We want to make sure that every single question is answered, therefore we bring you part 2 of Q&A's with your favourite duos.

We are here to announce that this week’s episode will not have a topic...because YOU will bring the topic to us! From relationship between families to friendships, any 'ship', you asked, they answer!

“Kon-Mari? Isn’t that Marie Kondo’s method of organising?” “Did I even read the title right?” Yes, you read the title for this week’s episode just right! Believe it or not, the Kon-Mari method doesn’t only apply to organising your wardrobe or household items but it is also a method you can use to “organise” all the relationships in your life.

This week’s episode of Weird & Wonderful brings up a common question that we have all, at one point, asked ourselves; work friends or colleagues?

As much as it hurts to leave, it'll hurt more to stay.

In this week's episode, Iman and Amal along with their special guest, a good friend of theirs, Fatin, will talk about online friendships. With the social media taking over our everyday lives nowadays, will it take over our friendships as well? Is online friendship even a thing or those with online friends are simply friends behind the screen? Does not liking a picture on Instagram means friendship's over?

This episode is a special one as the girls bring you their special someone, their best friend, their queen - their MOM. Join them as they talk about their point of views on their relationship.

How do you define self love? Is buying new shoes just because means that you love yourself? Is giving yourself the needed time equals to allowing yourself to practise self love? Join Iman and Amal as they talk about what self love is to them. What are their measures on healthy self love and how they put carefully set a limit to self love so that it doesn’t become a riya'

This episode discusses about travelling, with friends specifically. Iman and Amal shared their experience of travelling with their friends and how it affected their friendship. Did it help strengthen the bond as they get to know their friends better? Or was it the other way around?

In this episode, Iman and Amal talk about their fallouts in friendship and how it has affected their relationships. It's important to identify issues within a friendship and address the conflicts.

Iman and Amal are back with another season! In this episode ,they discussed the dynamic of their relationship as sisters

In this final episode, we join in the Marie Kondo craze and discuss managing our (excessive) stuffs and perhaps, decluterring. do we really need all the things we have in our life or can we do without some of them? And if so, how do we do it? Perhaps you could give us a tip or two, and join Iman and Amal in the discussion.

No matter how old we are or where we are in life, there’s always a part of us that will always feel insecure about one thing or the other. It’s a very common human trait, but what is not ideal is when it lingers and manifests into something worse. Let’s hear Iman and Amal’s take on this.

Marriage is considered half of our Deen, but is it really for everyone? Do we always choose to get married for the right reasons or do we confirm to societal pressures and norms most of the time? Let’s get some perspective from both sides of the aisle with Iman and Amal.

Our first job would probably be one of the biggest memory we carry with us into our adulthood, good or bad. It’s the one thing almost everyone will have to go through at some point in their life. What’s your memory of your first job? Let’s listen to Iman’s and Amal’s.

Do we live in a society full of taboos? Who decides what’s important and what’s inappropriate, especially when it comes to children? On Weird and Wonderful, we’ll tackle subjects which might make some uncomfortable but necessary to talk about, according to Iman and Amal.

Do we still read books anymore, or is everything on digital now? Not for Iman and Amal, true book lovers through and through since they were kids. Join them to see which books changed their lives and shaped them into the women they are today.

Have you ever heard the expression “if only you can see what I see” in reference to someone else seeing the beauty and value in you, perhaps more than you see of yourself? Are we all conditioned to believe that there are only certain standards of beauty that is accepted or recognized by society? We don’t think so, do you? Let’s see how Iman and Amal unpack this issue.

What is it that we truly value in our everyday lives? Happiness is an everyday struggle for most of us, but satisfaction should be a little simpler, no? Well that depends. This week, Iman and Amal is joined by an old friend of theirs;  Safiyya and the three discuss the true essence of finding satisfaction in the things that truly matter.

What’s it like to be so followed and known on social media, versus being a passive social media user who watches someone closest to you live that life? Iman and Amal have such a great dynamic especially in this subject.

This time, the girls discuss The Color Concept, the notion that whiter or fairer skin is better, prettier and preferred. But is that really the case? We surely don't think so. Do you?

Living on your own, paying your own bills, getting a job. Listen to Iman and Amal's take on Adulting.