October Reflections 🌙 | Herstory, Healing & Halloween

Salaam loves,
As we close out October, I can’t help but smile at how layered this month has been — faith, femininity, and a little spooky fun all wrapped in one. From self-advocacy to self-expression, this month reminded me that being a woman means embracing both the softness and the strength in our stories.


✨ This Month on The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah

🎃 Embracing Halloween: A Muslim Perspective on Celebrating the Spooky Season
This year, I decided to rewrite Halloween on my own terms — with intention, culture, and just the right amount of flair. It’s a reflection on finding balance between faith and fun, and how self-expression can coexist with spirituality.

🌸 My Experience with Menstrual Pain & Healthcare
A deeply personal dive into navigating menstrual pain, medical gaslighting, and the sacredness of listening to your body. This piece is for every woman who’s ever had to advocate for her own care.

🌿 5 Essential Tips for Managing Too Much THC
Because sometimes “elevated” turns into “overwhelmed.” This one’s for my mindful consumers, creatives, and wellness girls — learning how to reconnect and reset when the vibes get too heavy.


🌼 Coming Next: Sarah’s Oil

Inspired by The Inspiring True Story of Sarah Rector, my upcoming Sarah’s Oil Review is more than just a product highlight — it’s an homage to legacy, luxury, and lineage.
Sarah Rector’s story reminds us that Black wealth and womanhood have always existed — even when history tried to silence them. My take on Sarah’s Oil is a celebration of that same spirit: reclaiming what’s ours, nourishing what’s within, and remembering that softness can also be power.


💭 Final Word

Do not fear your purpose. Do not shrink your greatness.
October taught me that faith isn’t about staying small — it’s about standing tall, even when you’re unsure of who’s watching. Step boldly into your next chapter; the world is ready for your light. 🌙

With love & barakah,
Kareema
The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah ✨