Written by Aiza Rehman In today’s fast-paced world, many Muslim youth find themselves overwhelmed by the constant noise of this worldly life, social media pressures, academic stress, and the struggle to balance...

Written by Wanya Zafar I packed my bag and headed to the third location of my five-day exile from my house, hoping and praying for the mess of a power...

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Written by Yusuf Haque Mamoo means maternal uncle in Urdu. Today, I am so excited to interview someone really special—my Mamoo, Usamah Andrabi. Not only...

Written by Mahvesh Siddiqui This post draws from the beautiful notes of the late Farheen Azeemuddin (may Allah grant her the highest Jannah), as well...

Written By: Younus Khan and Safiyya Khan A Life-Changing Trip to Cairo  Have you ever gone on a trip that changed your life and shifted the way you...

Written by Aiza Rehman In today’s fast-paced world, many Muslim youth find themselves overwhelmed by the constant noise of this worldly life, social media pressures,...

Salam, dear reader, Ramadan always manages to remind us of the strength of our community. Despite the devastating state of the world, we still find...