An encounter with the social media hate factory over a poster of a tricoloured-hijab-wearing woman.
Author: Takbir Fatima
The Hijab Has Arrived: Identity in the Time of Dissent and Conditional Allies
No young Muslim girl growing up today will say she didn’t have relatable role models who looked just like her.
You Below Me, Tee Upon Tee: History Repeats Itself
"You are no more, but I bear your name, with glimpses of you in me, I am here all the same"
Rediscovering the Childhood Joy of Walking, Jogging, Jumping
As children, we trust our bodies to take us any and everywhere. As adults, we start to rely more on cars than ourselves, losing touch with our bodies.
No Way Out: A Poem on Abusive Relationships
This poem explores the emotional and societal aspects of abusive relationships.
I Am a Muslim. Here’s Why I Wear My Religion on My Sleeve
What part of me would remain Muslim if I failed to comply with anything Islam asks for? What part of me would remain?