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Top 7 Pro-Palestine Brands You Shouldn’t Miss
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This Is How You Should File for Divorce as a Muslim Woman
By Lily Syahirah RamlanWhether you want to file for divorce or not, we — as Muslim women — should know how to go about the process to either avoid it or proceed with it the right way, if needed.
The Nuanced Art of Planning a Cosmic Islamic Wedding
By Lily Syahirah RamlanPlanning your dream-come-true day with the love of your life can feel like a marathon. Well, not anymore! Here’s how to nail your Islamic wedding and make it unforgettable.
The 8 Makeup Looks That Got Us Clapping This Year
By JUMMANAHHalloween this year comes with different vibes in the midst of the Israeli attacks. And with Israeli influencers using makeup to mock Palestinians, these eight #FreePalestine makeup looks are much needed these days as an opposite force for good.
Here’s What You Don’t Know About the Waiting Period After Divorce
By Sidra MunirHave you ever thought that Islam favors men for imposing the waiting period after divorce on us women? Here’s why it’s actually a blessing!
5 Must-Try Hearty Autumn Dishes to Spice Up This Cozy Season
By Sairah GorsiAutumn dishes come with the season, with a gentle balance of warmth and coolness in the air. This time of year sets the stage for those crisp fall evenings when there’s an undeniable satisfaction in sharing hearty meals that bring families together. Join me as I unveil our cherished household favorites, from soul-nourishing stews to…
Here’s How Howling Comments Section Became the Muse of Fouling Online Interactions
By Ciani BonnerWholesome Muslim social media content makes my heart smile! But here’s how the comments section ruined one of the most precious content on the newsfeed. Recently, MuslimGirl reposted a video to their Instagram where a Muslim mother shared that she is reviving a forgotten (read: ignored) Sunnah by teaching her son to do housework. The…
Between Duty & Defiance: How I Coped With Becoming a Carer
By Iman MohamedCalling myself a carer feels like a paradox to me, because I do not think I am as dutiful as I ought to be. I let my duties slip, often: making appointments for my mum and cooking daily (not to mention ordering takeaway late at times). I can be argumentative, so I constantly need Allah’s…
Is It Compulsory to Consummate the Marriage on the First Night?
By Sairah GorsiAs Muslim women, we are often taught the importance of fulfilling our roles as devoted wives, striving to be the perfect partners for our spouses. We are led to believe that we must diligently carry out every duty from the moment we say, “I accept.” This notion is usually inherited from our mothers, who pass…
Muslim Girls and Marijuana: All About the Halal Hemp Movement
By MG StaffLISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ON UNCOVERED. Muslim Girl is back with another episode of Uncovered, the podcast where our groupchat comes to life with trending topics among our editors, writers and special guests. This time, co-hosts Amna and Amirah embark on a journey with the founder of Halal Hemp, Jamidah, to explore a controversial subject…
It’s Time To Set Boundaries With Your Mother-In-Law
By Sairah GorsiIn relationships, the connection between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is like a particular thread, uniting two families for a lifetime. The saying aptly states, “The bond between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is a bridge that, when built with understanding and kindness, connects two families for a lifetime.” It’s a connection that mirrors a path of…
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O’Shae Sibley Is an Example of Why Influencers Need to Fact Check
By Zainab KhanO’Shae Sibley, a 28-year-old African American man who identified as LGBTQ+, was stabbed to death outside of a Mobil Gas Station in Brooklyn, New York on July 29, 2023. A group of individuals confronted him and his friends for playing Beyonce music while dancing. The young men were bothered by Sibley’s dancing in public and…
There Is a Reason Islam Prohibits Women From Having Sex While on Their Period
By sarahmohrMany know that sex in the Islamic faith is impermissible while a woman is menstruating. But Muslims aren’t the only ones to observe this practice. In Judaism and Hinduism, women do not engage in sexual intercourse while menstruating. In some Judaic and Hindu practices, women are not even allowed to sleep in the same bed…
Did the Pandemic Impact the Age of Marriage Among Muslims?
By Lily Syahirah RamlanMarriage in one’s 30s was once considered a trend, as women were encouraged to establish their careers and explore personal growth during their 20s, only contemplating settling down with a partner later. However, a shift occurred, notably accentuated by the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. People found themselves confined within their own spaces, cut off…
This Is What It Looks Like for a Divorced Muslim Woman
By GameelahBeing a divorced Muslim woman has become more acceptable in our community. In fact, nearly a decade ago, it was complicated and not very common – but nowadays, more people are becoming outspoken about their unhappiness. Having said that, the taboo around divorce still exists, and more so for Muslim women than men. Even after…