Coming of Faith
LoveinshAllah.com is proud to present some Friday Love vibes for an exciting new site showcasing storytelling as part of the Muslim experience. Coming of Faith, founded by the dynamic Laila Alawa, is...
View ArticleSummer Reading: Salaam, Love!
Summer is here! It’s time to dive head first into your summer reading list, and what better place to start than Salaam Love: American Muslim Men on Love, Sex & Intimacy. the follow up to the...
View ArticleThe Myth of a Shared Life
I had the moment my future husband would see me in my wedding dress all planned out. Although it wasn’t necessarily a Middle Eastern tradition, he’d be waiting for me at the end of an aisle. I’d walk...
View ArticleA Map of Home
1. Lately, I think in the shape of maps. Cartography is a relevant metaphor as my boundaries are bending yet again. My tongue wags in the direction of due East. I am revisiting old languages while my...
View ArticleHidden Fractures
When I was a child, Ramadan – like the life that stretched before me – seemed magical. Forbidden for the very young, fasting was a mark of adulthood, a rite of passage for which we were all too...
View ArticleJump, Pray, Write
Two and a half years ago, I left my financially comfortable global marriage for an expired passport and economic uncertainty. It was the saddest and bravest decision I’ve ever made. The US economy...
View ArticleMy First Superhero
“What are you watching? This question from my father, as innocent as it seems, makes me lovingly cringe. “It’s a show Dad.” “Is it a movie?” he’ll say, sitting next to me on the sofa and squinting at...
View ArticleStinky Muslim Money
This is a fictional interview with a real Muslim about an incident that actually happened. Announcer: Muslims across the United States are receiving notices of account closures from their banks. Today,...
View ArticleThings To Take Into Account
I became Muslim in my early 20s. During those early years, I would entertain myself on nights when I couldn’t fall asleep by conjuring a story where a mythical creature occupied the rural family...
View ArticleAn Accidental Jihad
Writer Krista Bremer met Ismail fifteen years ago on a North Carolina running trail. A romantic relationship developed through an unexpected pregnancy, eventual marriage, and subsequent spiritual...
View ArticleThe Last Stop
The things you learn when writing your first novel: Novel-writing is a lonely process. Your first novel relies heavily on a blend of things you’ve actually experienced, people you’ve actually known,...
View ArticleComing of Faith
www.patheos.com/blogs/loveinshallah is proud to present some Friday Love vibes for an exciting new site showcasing storytelling as part of the Muslim experience. Coming of Faith, founded by the dynamic...
View ArticleSummer Reading: Salaam, Love!
Summer is here! It’s time to dive head first into your summer reading list, and what better place to start than Salaam Love: American Muslim Men on Love, Sex & Intimacy. the follow up to the...
View ArticleThe Myth of a Shared Life
I had the moment my future husband would see me in my wedding dress all planned out. Although it wasn’t necessarily a Middle Eastern tradition, he’d be waiting for me at the end of an aisle. I’d walk...
View ArticleA Map of Home
1. Lately, I think in the shape of maps. Cartography is a relevant metaphor as my boundaries are bending yet again. My tongue wags in the direction of due East. I am revisiting old languages while my...
View ArticleHidden Fractures
When I was a child, Ramadan – like the life that stretched before me – seemed magical. Forbidden for the very young, fasting was a mark of adulthood, a rite of passage for which we were all too...
View ArticleJump, Pray, Write
Two and a half years ago, I left my financially comfortable global marriage for an expired passport and economic uncertainty. It was the saddest and bravest decision I’ve ever made. The US economy...
View ArticleMy First Superhero
“What are you watching? This question from my father, as innocent as it seems, makes me lovingly cringe. “It’s a show Dad.” “Is it a movie?” he’ll say, sitting next to me on the sofa and squinting at...
View ArticleStinky Muslim Money
This is a fictional interview with a real Muslim about an incident that actually happened. Announcer: Muslims across the United States are receiving notices of account closures from their banks. Today,...
View ArticleThings To Take Into Account
I became Muslim in my early 20s. During those early years, I would entertain myself on nights when I couldn’t fall asleep by conjuring a story where a mythical creature occupied the rural family...
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