11 Lessons on Spiritual Growth From ICNA 2016

3. “First and foremost, I am unapologetically Muslim.”

– Linda Sarsour

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You don’t owe the world an apology that you’re Muslim. In a time period where Muslims are under a detailed microscope, constantly being questioned about our values and “American-ness,” it is important to be unapologetic in who we are, and our beliefs. Express your identity with no reservations, because you belong in this world just as much as others do. Don’t belittle and exhaust yourself to fit into the mold that society has labeled as “normal.”