Tag: fall
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✨ December Newsletter: Stepping Into Your Power ✨
Hey Fireworks,Welcome to December — my birthday month, my new chapter, and honestly… my rebirth. And before we go any further, I want to share something special with you. After years of writing, healing, evolving, and pouring into this space, it finally felt right to give this community a name. Starting today, you are The Fireworks — the vibrant,…
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Embracing Halloween: A Muslim Perspective on Celebrating the Spooky Season
The author, raised in a Muslim household that didn’t celebrate Halloween, reflects on her evolving relationship with the holiday. Embracing her “dark side,” she plans to enjoy Halloween by cuddling with her cat, watching horror movies, and expressing herself through costume, seeking confidence and joy in her newfound experiences.
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🧡 The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah | October Newsletter
October encourages reflection and transformation, emphasizing personal well-being over productivity. This season, focus on practices that nourish your mind and spirit, such as journaling, affirmations, and socializing. Embrace rest and introspection, allowing the time for growth and clarity as you finish the year with intention and gratitude.
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✨ September Newsletter – Staying Focused & Locked In ✨
September is a month for sharpening focus and aligning with goals. Emphasizing consistency in fitness, aim for daily movement. Prioritize whole foods for nutrition to maintain energy. A daily affirmation encourages discipline and success. A dua is offered for blessings. Stay grounded and trust in the journey towards success.
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My PCOS Life:My Perfect Skin Routine ( Facial Hair Removal to Acne Management)
The author shares their love for fall and outlines their detailed skincare and facial hair removal routine, focusing on acne control, hormonal breakouts, and anti-aging. Emphasizing consistency and individual success, they describe morning and evening regimens, including products like African Black Soap and Murad treatments, while hinting at future nutrition discussions.
The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah 