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- The Ease of Loving A ChildHow easy it is to appreciate a child’s ideas, make space for them, and acknowledge their feelings. What a privilege it is to be in their pure presence, be a recipient of their love, and be their go-to for assistance. It is easy indeed to love a child. What then makes a little being, eager for… Read more: The Ease of Loving A Child
- Missing Parts of Growing and Becoming
When battles needed to be fought, and adults needed to be baby-ed, the child missed out heavily. On growing, learning, and understanding life. On knowing who and what was acceptable, and who and what was dangerous. A child abused or neglected missed out. By all means. On parts that were integral for his wholesome growth and… Read more: Missing Parts of Growing and Becoming - Dawrathul HadeethI didn’t know you had this in store for me, ya Allah. Dawrathul Hadeeth 🌺Was a constant dream. But now that it is here…actually here and a few months in, too… yet still feels unreal. Alhamdulillah forever and ever.
- The Quiet Work of Learning
- Crocodiles, Community and Courtroom: A Muslim Woman Under SiegeBeing involved in a legal case as a Muslim woman in a country where Muslims are a minority can be an extremely isolating experience. Whether the case involves marital law or children’s rights, it can pull you into a dark place if you do not approach it with the right mindset. However, I want to be… Read more: Crocodiles, Community and Courtroom: A Muslim Woman Under Siege
- Whose Criteria Defines Your Worth?There are various criteria, most of them subconscious, that people use to evaluate your worth. They gather different aspects of your life, add them together in their minds, and arrive at a conclusion about your value. But this standard of evaluation may not be the standard of worthiness according to Ar Rahman, Allah Most High. So… Read more: Whose Criteria Defines Your Worth?
- Allow the Course
- A Worthy Life, Perhaps Not So FittingSomewhere early on, this idea was instilled in us through what we saw, heard, and read: that there is a premade mould, and we need to fit into it. This mould was mostly good. Usually, it was built around tried and tested methods for living. Perhaps we can call it a societal “norm.” It provided something… Read more: A Worthy Life, Perhaps Not So Fitting
- Not All Schools are Equal
- Raw Diamonds
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