Books
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (H) – Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home
Welcome to our A-Z series on inspirational reads for Muslim women! Today, we'll be exploring "Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home," a book that offers valuable insights and practical advice on raising children by combining Islamic principles with the Positive Parenting Method.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (G) – Great Women Of Islam
Welcome to yet another post in the series - Muslim Women’s Bookshelf: An A-Z Guide to Inspirational Reads where we review the book - Great Women of Islam - who were given the good news of Paradise.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (F) – For Those Left Behind
Welcome to our latest blog post on A-Z of inspirational reads for Muslim Women. In this post, we'll explore "For Those Left Behind" by Omar Suleiman, a compassionate guide to grief and loss.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (E) – Educating Muslim Women
Welcome to the latest instalment in our series on A-Z inspirational reads! In this post, we’ll be reading about the book, 'Educating Muslim Women - The West African Legacy of Nana Asma” by Beverley Mack & Jean Boyd.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (D) – Don’t Be Sad
Welcome to the fourth instalment in our series on A-Z inspirational reads for Muslim women! In this post, we’ll be introducing the book 'Don't Be Sad by Aidh Al Qarni' which is a self-help book that offers practical advice and guidance to those struggling with feelings of sadness, anxiety, and depression.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (C): Communicating with Allah – Rediscovering Prayer
Welcome to yet another post in our series on A-Z inspirational reads! In this post, we’ll be reading about the book, “Communicating with Allah - Rediscovering Prayer” by Bassam Saeh.
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (B) – Earning Barakah: An Islamic Guide to Blessed Sustenance
Welcome to the latest instalment in our series on A-Z inspirational reads! In this post, we’ll be reading about the book, "Earning Barakah : An Islamic Guide to Blessed Sustenance" by Ismail Kamdar
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Muslim Women’s Bookshelf (A) – A Temporary Gift
Welcome to the latest instalment in our series on A-Z inspirational reads for Muslim women! In this post, we'll be exploring Asmaa Hussein's "A Temporary Gift," a powerful novel that explores the themes of grief, loss, and resilience.
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Ramadan Highlights – Week 16, 2021 – Project 365
Week 16 of 2021 already. Alhamdulilah. Sharing a story daily from our small world as part of the Project 365 Saturday, 17 April, 2021 The month of the Quran. The month of the revelation. My aim for this month is to finish reading the Khatam atleast once. InshAllah. But I am lagging behind… and a sense of desperation arises… Trying to remind myself in this season of life I am in, I am doing the best I can. May He accept from us all. Sunday, April 18, 2021 My social media timelines are two ends of the spectrum. Twitter timeline is filled with calls for Oxygen and bed In Delhi…
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Books, Ramadan & the Vaccine! – Week 13, 2021 – Project 365
Book Review of The Rice Mother & Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home. Discussions about making Ramadan memorable for children and the etiquette of Ramadan Duas besides a vaccine update! Click to read more.
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How Chores Affect Creativity – Week 9, 2021- Project 365
A post discussing the effect of daily chores on the creativity of women. How day to day activities often brings a creative block & rust. Besides trying out the rubber-band parenting hack! Click to read more.
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20 Best Pregnancy Books For New And Expectant Parents
Exhaustive list of 20 best pregnancy books to guide your journey into motherhood & be confident with the knowledge gained. Click to read more
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Second wave?! -Week 5, 2021 – Project 365
The second month of the year already! So I am on the week 5 of Project 365 where I share one photograph daily for 365 days. I am so proud of myself that I posted until now on this challenge since consistency is not really one of my strong points! So here are our stories from the last week. Saturday, January 30, 2021 My mother loves plants, pots and plates. As a child, I used to tease her that she has to buy a plate every time we went for grocery shopping. Now my 5-year-old asks, ‘Momma, are you happy because you have got new plants?’ (When we shifted to…
