I am a Libyan American who creates art to promote a positive image of Arab and Islamic culture. I have produce Arabic educational products and craft tutorials on my blog to help children learn more about the Arab world. I am also an art teacher at local schools and a storyteller at local libraries.
Blog about my personal journey, and my thoughts and observations along the way. Topics like mental health, food, beauty, travel, relationships and islam combine into short stories of my daily life.
Probably there is no such thing as a perfect parent. Anyone who claims to being it is probably lying. Here is an observant and learning mother sharing her usual experiences on parenting, home and life in general. Hope you enjoy!
Made by muslims for the muslim consumer, we felt that existing marketplaces like Etsy or Amazon made it so difficult to find products that targeted the Islamic consumer. So we created one that did! Now you can browse our marketplace with confidence, knowing that every seller has been hand selected with categories and filters suited directly for the muslim consumer. Even better, a % of all our sales via our platform is donated to charity via our program Riwaya Community!
Muslimah lifestyle blog by Rubina Hassan. Join me in learning how incorporate modern living into an Islamic Lifestyle, and a few other things such as reviews on products & places, quick and easy food recipes, and some decor, inspirational, and Islamic advises.
Sharing my own recipes, seeking out the best offers & deals around town, reviewing eateries for their accessibility, friendliness and of course thriftiness!
Sharing tried and tested parenting hacks, Getting crafty and also sharing some home learning techniques for the little ones!
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.