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7 Powerful Palestinian Women to Follow on Social Media

By Shifah Belai

How Gaza’s Children Are Affected by Israeli Apartheid

By Asiya Bharadia

14 Resources and Ways to Help Palestine

By Tasnim Broud

Here’s a Timeline of What’s Happening in Palestine and How To Help

By Jummanah Abu Samra

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London Attacker Who Murdered Four Charged With Terrorism

By sarahmohr

One week ago, a driver of a pickup truck in London, Ontario, ran down five pedestrians, killing four of them. It was a premeditated attack, and he chose his victims because they were Muslim, the police said on Monday. “There is evidence that this was a planned, premeditated act and that the family was targeted because…

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Ilhan Omar Faces Islamophobia From Her Own Political Party

By Asiya Bharadia

United States Representative, Ilhan Omar, was caught in a crossfire with Jewish Representatives from the Democratic party over her recent question where she supposedly piled the U.S., Israel, Hamas, and the Taliban in the same category. During a video conference with Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Omar called for justice for “all victims of crimes…

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7 Useful Islamic Apps for Muslims

By Arslan Hassan

Editor’s note: Appearance in this list does not denote an endorsement by MuslimGirl.com. These recommendations are from the author of the article. Being a Muslim can be challenging if you live in a non-Islamic country. However mobile applications are making our life easy! The truth is that there is a mobile app for every type…

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3 Tips for Successful Thrifting

By Tracie Johnson

Thrift store shopping can yield some terrific treasures, but the strategy you use will impact your enjoyment in the experience. Thrift shopping is a “see it, buy it” process; you can’t put it in your online basket and think about it. Whether you’re looking for clothing, camping gear, or a great computer backpack, you may…

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Why This Palestinian Mother Confronted Congresswomen Debbie Dingell

By Munna Hazime

On Sunday May 16th, Dearborn, Michigan hosted its second string of protests against Israeli apartheid. It was 1:45pm, 15 minutes until the event started, but a line of 15 cars lined the entrance waiting to be let in. The sun was at its peak, melting the colors of black, red, green, and white, painting the…

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The Hadid side of the story

Alana Hadid Wants You to Talk to Palestinians

By Amani

Why Rana Abdelhamid Chose To Run for Congress

By sarahmohr

Why Selina Mahmood Wrote Her Book, ‘A Pandemic in Residence’

By Fatimah S

Producers of American Idol Decided Not to Air a Muslim Woman in Hijab Getting the Golden Ticket

By Tasnim Broud

These 5 Afghan Girls Made the Forbes Asia “30 Under 30” List

By Asiya Bharadia

Meet the 18-Year-Old Muslim Climate Activist Inspiring a Youth Movement

By Jummanah Abu Samra

Meet Civil Rights Activist Rana Elmir

By Munna Hazime

This Muslim Woman Designed Medical-Grade Hijabs for the Pandemic

By Jessica Daqamsseh

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Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age – Simon & Schuster, 2016

by Amani Al-Khatahtbeh

What has been the experience of the American Muslim Girl in a post-9/11 era? What would it be like with Donald J. Trump? Now you can have the chronicle of one of the most significant moments in our modern history right on your book shelf.

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It is a blunt observation, reflective of the potent message she delivers to her readers, a skillful unraveling of the myth of the submissive Muslim woman and a timely introduction to those other, very American and largely unheard 9/11 kids who bear the destructive burden of that one day, every day.
The New York Times