By Kendra BeckleyGratitude. It’s something that we feel every once in a while. It brings positivity and wellness into one’s life. However, when life takes you through bad and rocky times, it can be hard to feel grateful for what you have, and who you are. As a result, you’ll feel the following symptoms: Impatience Irritation Feeling…
By Vikki RamdassI never thought that I would find the perfect book in this lifetime. Being a recent revert, learning about the religion has taught me a lot. I celebrated Eid Mubarak for the first time and was I excited. It was indeed the best day of the year for me. So, tracking back to my conversion….
By Kristin SavageThe world of today wants (and needs!) to meet a real, passionate, powerful modern Muslim woman. In order to make her voice resonate, she needs to be in-sink with herself as well as many aspects of her being. A great yet underappreciated way to quiet the outside noise, analyze your thoughts, feelings are by writing…
By Helen BirkCollege education is important today, especially if you’re looking to work in a highly-paid position. Going to university is one way to make this happen, since virtually any research program in the world or career opportunity will ask for you to have a diploma. Knowing which schools to choose is highly important, since this direct…
By Elwad AhmedI have lost many friends in the past in both ugly, and happy ways. Although I don’t consider myself a Friendship Guru (Like Olivia Rodrigo, I currently only have two real friends), I *think* because of my experience in losing friends, I’m qualified to tell you how to deal with it. Now, although you may…
By MG StaffWhile this revert offers five good habits for reverts to add to their lives, may we suggest all Muslims to include them as well.
By MG StaffBefore you watch this video you should know that this is not a step by step tutorial on how to pray. This video is of a revert who tells you how she learned how to pray during quarantine, the apps she used, and all other tips to help you learn how to pray within a…
By Sierra PowellIf you have gotten through your teenage years, you know how many life lessons you had to go through and how difficult those years of your life may have been. Throughout those years, you began to develop your self-confidence, found your passion for the world around you, and even gained knowledge. Now that you are…
By AnonymousCome back when you are out of that closet. The words had been going round and round inside my head as I stood in front of a silver sequined jacket. Everything about that piece of clothing screamed “queer!” And upon listening closely, it echoed back my name. I had come out to some of my…
By Arslan HassanEditor’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…
By Tracie JohnsonThrift 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…
By Sierra PowellEvery teen dreams of the day they can move out of their parent’s home and face the real world and live on their own. When they move out of the home, there are certain things young adults should know before gaining access to the real world. For young adults, it can be hard to feel…
By Rahat KhanAs a young girl growing up in the United States, I was always on the lookout for clothing that connected me to my rich and vibrant culture. I was uninspired by standard American fashion, and I also wanted to go beyond the traditional three-piece suits that are quite often the norm in Desi culture –…
By MG StaffThere’s a new show on television — and this time we’re meeting an entire ensemble cast of Muslim women characters. In Peacock’s new show “We Are Lady Parts,” starring Anjana Vasan, Amina is an awkward but musically talented brown girl trying to keep up with her friends all getting engaged. Her journey leads her to…
By Evette JahangiriWe have inherited our parents’ roots A mixture of home and homeland We plant these roots within ourselves Where we once standWe grow into a garden of ourselvesEach part a piece of our beingFlowers that were passed down to us through generations Trees that were added in along the wayFruit that our friends boreHere we…
