May Peace be with you and all of Allah’s Blessings follow you always, my dearest Muslim sisters! It is now time for another story from the daily life of the imprisoned women in the refugee camps in Syria. As the years go by, the camp is still there physically, but Read more…
„Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi va barakatuh (n.n. Peace to you all, may the Mercy of Allah and All of His Blessings be with you always), my dear Muslim sisters. It is now the right time to continue the story I started a few weeks ago. I stopped just when Read more…
Dear sisters and brothers, Writing to you here represents for me not only a therapy for the soul, but also a joy to be able to share with you the difficulties of life that many of us have gone through.After my marriage and moving to Syria with my family, I Read more…
Dear reader,Today I shall continue to tell you a little story from the everyday life of refugee women (more like prisoners) in the camps in Syria. This story is not mine, it belongs to one of the Sisters I met in the camp. This is her story and these are Read more…
My dear Muslim Sisters,Today I shall continue to tell you a little story about the life of Muslim women in a Syrian refugee camp. My story shall be about a second type of fear I experienced during my time in the camp – namely, the fires. You see, the tents Read more…
Dear sisters, when I launched this blog, I was thinking about telling only sisters stories. Yet, by the will of Allah subhanahu wa taala, l came across the story of a brother. The hardship he faced and is still facing touched my heart. Today, l am going to tell you Read more…
Throughout one’s lifetime, each person experiences, at a certain point, the feeling of fear, which may vary in strength or intensity, and may come in many guises. Firstly, we might fear Allah and his Divine punishment. We fear natural disasters, for example. Sadly, many a time even true believers fear Read more…
Every Muslim dreams of living in an Islamic country, where everyone abides the Sharia. I had the opportunity to live in such a place. One day, my husband came to me and told me that the Caliphate had been founded, and we, as true Muslims, must answer the calling and Read more…
After reverting to Islam and marrying a Muslim man, I got pregnant during the first year of marriage. Although the doctors advised me not to keep the pregnancy because of the medical condition I had at that time, I prayed to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta`ala to help me and so Read more…
My journey in Islam began, most probably, in the same way as it began for many other sisters. When I was 18 years old, I met the man who was to become my husband. I married him shortly after that. In the first six months of our family life together, Read more…