Joy Jots, Week 4: Joy at the End
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Joy Jots, Week 3: Joy
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September 2019 – Malak Bokhari
Malak Bokhari loves books and has made her passion an intricate part of her life. She helps out at a local Muslim-owned bookstore in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and she is assisting in translating a children’s series on Imam al-Ghazali into Arabic. Malak has a daughter in college and a son in high school and has been
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Joy Jots – Week 1
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Join Dr. Tamara Gray in her Joy Jots book club on the Telegram app! Sisters around the world will journey together through 52 spiritual essays and experience positive cultural change. Begins September 1st! Join here! Order the *NEW* Joy Jots (with new chapters and projects) HERE!
August 2019 – Zaina Abukhdeir
After becoming a mother, Zaina Abukhdeir felt she would not be able to seek knowledge as easily anymore. She tried attending different Islamic seminars and classes, but it was hard for her to focus with a baby. In the summer of 2018, she attended the Ribaat Growing Hope Tour in Dallas, Texas, and was inspired
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July 2019 – Zainab Alsmadi
Zainab Alsmadi is an entrepreneur who lives with her family in Montreal, Quebec. She had been hearing of Rabata for years and was officially introduced to the organization during Anse Tamara Gray’s visit to Montreal in 2018. Zainab was moved by the strength of women working and worshiping together. Thereafter, she joined a Circles of
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Talk Amongst Yourselves: How Writing Conferences Can Keep You Going
Let’s face it: writing is a lonely business. Some writers thrive on that solitude, soaking up the silence, communing with nature, or staying up all night while the muse is playful and sleeping all morning. Other writers experience that solitude as an energy slump – a necessary part of the craft but only necessary enough
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June 2019 – Sultina Shafeek-Baker
Born and raised in Dayton, OH, Sultina Shafeek-Baker converted to Islam while attending Central State University where she received her degree in Business Administration and a minor in Finance. After living in KSA for four years, she is now happily married with three children and resides in Houston, TX, where she works as a Student
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Words of Wonder and Wonderful Words: Poetry as Muse
The best way to learn a language is to move where people speak it. The best way to learn to swim is to jump in and get wet. And the best way to get your wordsmithing on is to immerse yourself in poetry. Poetry is a special kind of reading – it’s words on
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