As Salam o Alaikum Wa Rehmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu.
Rush to Success
is about directing one’s hopes or ambitions towards becoming a specified type of person. By Keeping in mind, Allah azza wa jal has mentioned in Quran
“And whatever good you put forward for yourselves you will find it with Allah.”
[al-Muzzammil: 20]
O Allah guide us to the sound path and increase us in Higher level of Iman, Taqwa, and Sabr.
Ameen.
Through my rose-tinged glasses is a lifestyle blog. This blog provides you with a forthright view based on my personal experiences!
From "Kitchen Diaries" to "Tips on dealing with in laws" to "Poetry" - my blog is a khichdi (a dish) but with spices. I use my blog as a platform to share my opinions. Any topic that interests me or any thought that irritates me or any subject that is shushed away under the rug - makes its way to my blog. While I hold not much in terms of secular education, life and it's experiences have made me who I am today.
I home educate my five children ages 13, 11, 8, 5 & 2 who have never been to school.
BA(hons) English Language & Literature
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Voice of Salam is a global platform to raise awareness of a range of social, political, human rights and interfaith issues and give advice about campaigning.
I am Sara and currently on extended maternity leave. I am wife to Mr S, Mum to crazy boys A & Z and a bouncing baby girl M.
I have decided to write about one of my passions; food. My ramblings will mainly be about what my family eat, our recipes and reviews of halal joints with an emphasis on how family friendly they are.
A blog about self-discovery, awareness and positivity. Letting go of the negativity and bad vibes allowing each other to grow stronger together. A Muslim social media influencer for the younger generation.
This blog aims to nurture and help Muslims re-connect with Islam and the Qur'an, inspirig them through reflections, experiences and lessons from the Qur'an. Its main focus is to create a place where people can find themselves ponder, think and reflect over how and what it means to keep their heart alive.
The blog started out originally as "diary of a Muslim home-school" back in March 2011.
What started as the documentation of personal experiences from a home educator more than 6 years ago, has evolved into a means to share educational resources and articles relating to education and Muslim family life.
Following this new direction, the blog was re-launched under the name A Muslim Home School, a year or so later, reflecting a less personal story per se and focusing instead on sharing resources, learning ideas and musings around home education and family.
You will find free educational and planning printables, children's projects that might inspire, as well as articles and reflections around home schooling, parenting and family.
I felt there was a lack of suitable resources to use with my children, particularly Islamic material that was of good quality and authentic. I found that producing what I needed gave me exactly what I wanted...and cheap!
The resources and articles shared, are for the most part, things which I have done, used or created for my own children, which perhaps will be of use to others also inshallah.
