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Niche Hero Day 2 | Conquer Your Fears | Why Religious Muslims Should Get off the Sidelines

“Religious” Muslims often sabotage their own projects and leadership efforts by using the excuse that they fear riya (showing off)…

NicheHero, postaweek2011

Niche Hero Day 1 – Let Go of Emotional Baggage, Pack Lightly

Before leaving for Niche Hero 3.0 in Toronto, I stayed home instead of attending a kayaking trip with friends in…

NicheHero, postaweek2011

Car Trouble Amidst The Poor Man’s Book of Assistance

Years ago, soon after my conversion to Islam, I attended my first and perhaps only MSA East Zone Conference in…

Hamza Yusuf, Islam, MSA East Zone, postaweek2011, Sidi Ahmed Zarruq, The Poor Man's Book of Assistance

Gem | Ask your Heart

I haven’t posed in the Gem Board category for a long time because I’ve been posting them to my Facebook…

ask your heart, postaweek2011, sincerity

Sponsor ME! Paying for College and Islamic Classes

I had it in my mind to write a post about the recent phenomenon of Muslim students creating ChipIn and…

AlMaghrib, Bayyinah Dream, luxury ilm, money, postaweek2011, sponsorships, Zaytuna

Dr. Sulayman Nyang | The History of Muslims in America

My father is a professor of African and African American history and I can vaguely remember seeing on his bookshelves…

America, History, Islam, Muslims, postaweek2011, Sulayman Nyang

Do You Know What Sincerity Feels Like?

Do you know what sincerity feels like? Have you seen it, have you felt it, have you lived or experienced…

DiscoverU, Master Your Emotions, postaweek2011, sincerity

The Accidental Activist: How to Respond to Assault & Death Threats

If you challenge an unjust status quo, those invested in maintaining things the way they are will attempt to silence,…

assault, death threats, postaweek2011, Pray In, protest, violence

Book Review | Leila Ahmed | A Quiet Revolution: The Veil’s Resurgence from the Middle East to America

Leila Ahmed is a professor at the Harvard Divinity School and in her latest book A Quiet Revolution: The Veil’s…

Feminism, hijab, Islamist, Leila Ahmed, Muslim Women, postaweek2011, social change, social justice, Veil

On the Need to be Ethically Committed to being an American Muslim Woman

I was struck by the news this week that one orthodox Jewish newspaper had photoshopped Secretary of State Hillary Clinton…

American Muslim, culture, gender segregation, Muslim Women, postaweek2011

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