Sumayya Khan

Anyone having baby fever these days? Or thinking that you should give your toddler a sibling sooner than later?

Muslims have consistently been under a negative light in news and entertainment for the last 20 years. The onus has been put on ordinary Muslims to be ambassadors of Islam; it can be quite the heavy burden nowadays in North American society.

The month of Quran has come to an end. It is the month in which the ayaat (verses) were first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him.

It’s that time of the year again where lazing on the couch, taking inadvertent naps, and slow movement are commonplace during the day.

Muslim Girls Rise is a collection of stories about contemporary Muslim women who have made a difference locally, nationally, and even worldwide. Written by Saira Mir and published in 2019, it can encourage young Muslim girls to dream big.

This life is a test. A test we all have been struggling through. It is also the test we wish our children will get through with ease but, deep down, we know it will be a struggle for them as well. So how do we prepare them for this test? 

Allah says in the Quran: