Blog Posts… This Ramadan. 25 Mar 2024 Y'all should know by now that it is the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims' favorite time of the year. In the past, I have been accused of being a Ramadan…
A Muslimah's Relationships… My Not-So Muslim Family 17 Aug 202318 Nov 2023 I have spent this past year reflecting on my life, particularly my family. Most of the time, when I speak of my family, I only refer to the nucleus. Still,…
Disney Movies Movie Review: Aladdin 29 May 202329 May 2023 This next princess she's okay, but I want more to judge fully. Princess Jasmine, from Aladdin, is the only Disney Princess without her stand-alone movie, so it's hard to judge…
Books Broken:The Failed Promise of Muslim Inclusion Review 22 Mar 202322 Mar 2023 I’m so excited to announce that I am now reviewing books and beyond thrilled to tell y’all about Broken: The Failed Promise of Muslim Inclusion! Let’s get into it! When…
Being Unapologetically Misunderstood… Leave My Hair Alone. 24 Feb 202325 Feb 2023 Let me start by saying that hair in the black community is a sensitive topic, especially for women and girls. Al-Humduillah, my parents reinforced that my hair is beautiful in…
A Muslimah's Relationships I Made A New Friend 28 Jan 20228 May 2023 Life has a crazy way of making full-circle moments. I have spent so many years resenting a group of people based on being bullied as a child. During my years…
The Hijabi Life Non-Hijabi Woes 11 Jun 202111 Jun 2021 When people see a woman in hijab, they automatically know she is Muslim. There is a level of respect for her and her faith in the Islamic community. I do…
Being Unapologetically Misunderstood Hajj Dreams 18 Sep 202026 Apr 2023 I recently read the book Leo Africanus, and it was a fantastic novel. While reading, it reminded me of some of my religious life goals. I felt like I was that…
Misunderstood Adventures A Conversation with an Atheist 28 May 202026 Apr 2023 I typically avoid conversations about race, politics, and religion, especially with people I barely know. Those conversations never go well, and neither person rarely changes their mind; both parties leave…