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3 ways to Jump-start your Ramadan

6 years ago
/ Ramadan & Hajj
/ By samira

One of the salaf said: “Rajab is the month to sow the seeds; Sha’ban is the month to irrigate the crop; and Ramadan is the month to reap the harvest!” With Rajab gone and Sha’baan

My first Dua Book- DIY

6 years ago
/ Kids Activities
/ By samira
/ 7 COMMENTS

If you have been following me on Instagram, you may know that I have been trying to teach my kids to be thankful for everything, the good, the bad and the ugly (I am hoping that this will teach them to

A Ramadan Reflection

6 years ago
/ Simple Living
/ By samira
/ 1 COMMENT

Ramadan is almost here Alhamdulilah and with the launch of Ramadan Reflections- The 10 minute journal, I thought I would share the inspiration behind the journal. Every day, I try to read something beneficial

Interview with By Fatima

6 years ago
/ Habits and Routines
/ By samira
/ 4 COMMENTS

Please introduce yourself and your business? Assalamu Alaikum, my name is Fatima – I’m a wife & mother of three, born & raised in Australia, I work from home & loves all things to

The Curse of Sibling Rivalry

6 years ago
/ Mindfull Parenting
/ By samira
/ 2 COMMENTS

When you have more than one child, chances are you have found yourself caught in the middle of the crossfire of sibling rivalry quite a few times throughout your parenting career. “Mom, He hit me!”

How to Talk yourself out of Everything you want to do.

6 years ago
/ Personal Growth
/ By samira
/ 4 COMMENTS

I enjoy How to’s mainly because it the only time I get to show off without it coming across like I am bragging. In fact, How to’s are helpful and many people enjoy learning something new so the show

Muslim Women in Entrepreneurship

6 years ago
/ Blogging
/ By samira
/ 2 COMMENTS

Now, more than ever, we are seeing the rise of Muslim entrepreneurs who are catering to the growing demand for Muslim-focused consumer products. With the latest ‘Hijab’ ban in the E.U that

Interview with Middle Way Mom

6 years ago
/ Habits and Routines
/ By samira
/ 2 COMMENTS

Yay! We are starting a new series of interview style posts where we ask other Muslim Homeschoolers about their homeschooling journey (their highs and lows, resources tips and much more!). MashaAllah, many

Islamic Unit Study for Preschoolers

The time has come, my four year old has reached the point where she wants to do “real” school work. While I believe that preschool years are for playing, helping and joining with whatever is

12 Books for a Muslim Girls Bookshelf

6 years ago
/ Homeschooling
/ By samira

The books we read, the shows we watch and the stories we hear as children all have a huge impact on the adults we become. As children our beliefs, morals, aspiration and confidence can be enriched and