Razia Rangrage is an inspiration for all Muslim women who wish to be part of the news and media world Photo Instagram / @artby.aiesha
South Africa – Who is Razia Rangrage? Besides serving as a Life Coach and a Certified Bodytalk Practitioner, she holds the role of host for one of Radio Al-Ansaar’s most popular programs, “Urban Women”.
Diverging from the paths many other Muslim women take in the media, Rangrage’s personal trajectory has been unique. Her professional journey commenced as a cupping therapist, aiding numerous clients in finding physical relief.
However, as shared on the Balance Inn website, her insights unveiled a common struggle among her clients regarding their emotional and psychological well-being. Employing holistic methodologies, Rangrage successfully guided many clients through transformational processes, fostering holistic health encompassing their physical, emotional, and psychological dimensions.
In due course, her voyage led her to a prominent platform, allowing her to impact people’s lives daily. This platform became a medium for Rangrage to manifest her fervour for influencing and catalysing the positive transformation of others.
“My journey pushed me into what I’m actually doing, [which] is my passion, and that is helping people to transform. Through my videos and interviews on TV, Radio Al-Ansaar then identified that they wanted me to be on the Urban Woman Show, and for me, that was huge.”
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Urban Women, Spreading Positivity
According to Rangrage, radio hosts are responsible for offering their audience something valuable, whether it entails information or resources aimed at elevating, enlightening, and aiding them.
Consequently, she remains steadfast in this commitment, unwavering through all circumstances. Her dedication lies in becoming a beacon of positivity, inspiration, and motivation, undeterred by the trials and obstacles of everyday life.
“What I try to do in my show is I try to shift things to help people see the positivity, no matter how life can be, because, at the end of the day, we get to define our own story.”
