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I am finally home.

by thahera199

This year, I was blessed with the incredible opportunity to visit the holiest mosques in Islam for Umrah (the lesser pilgrimage): Masjid Al-Haram (Sacred Mosque) in Makkah province and Masjid An-Nabawi (Prophet’s Mosque) in Madinah in Saudi Arabia – the land where our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) was born. More … Continue reading I am finally home.

Why mentorship matters for Muslim women in professional and personal development

by thahera199

Muslim women often face the challenge of balancing their cultural and religious identity with societal expectations. Whether it’s explaining halal food practices at work or requesting time for prayer breaks, these moments often become opportunities for education and bridge-building. As a practising hijab-wearing Muslim woman originally from Pakistan, with my faith deeply woven into my … Continue reading Why mentorship matters for Muslim women in professional and personal development

United against hate: Building stronger communities

by thahera199

The recent surge in hate-motivated attacks targeting Muslim communities across the UK has laid bare the deep-seated societal divisions and prejudices that continue to fester. This blog seeks to galvanise a collective response, aiming to not only condemn these abhorrent acts but to build a society where inclusivity, respect, and understanding are paramount. Challenging misconceptions: … Continue reading United against hate: Building stronger communities

Navigating mental health in the workplace during a period of uncertainty: A guide for Muslim women

by thahera199

In the wake of increasing anti-Muslim and racist crimes, many Muslims and people of colour in the UK are experiencing heightened anxiety, fear, and a sense of unwelcome. As Muslim women in the workplace, it’s crucial to prioritise our mental health and well-being during these challenging times. Our author, Rebecca, Founder and Counsellor at Ibn … Continue reading Navigating mental health in the workplace during a period of uncertainty: A guide for Muslim women

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