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Articles by Aisha Ife
The Skin Series: Living With Acne
As part of a new series, we are inviting budding photographers and seasoned professionals alike to submit a photo series to feature on Amaliah. This can be completely original work or a series which has already been published elsewhere. Thank you to Aisha Ife for contributing to this series and granting us permission to re-share her work. A huge number of adult men and women live with acne in Nigeria.
Reflections of a Teenger During the Pandemic
“Those who remember Allah (always, and in prayers) standing, sitting, and lying down on their sides, and think deeply about the creation of the heavens and the earth, (saying): Our Lord! You have not created (all) this without purpose, glory to You! (Exalted are You above all that they associate with You as partners). Give us salvation from the torment of the Fire” (Aal ‘Imran 3:191) As Muslims, we are encouraged to take time to reflect.
A Thread: “So Do You Care as Much About Black Life as You Do Black Death? ”
by Amaliah Team in Identity on 30th May, 2020 View this post on Instagram "So do you care as much about Black life as you do Black death?" - Thread by @cheeyennemarie A post shared by A M A L I A H (@amaliah_com) on May 27, 2020 at 10:48am PDT Organiser and educator Cheyenne who’s work is rooted in Islam & Marxist-Leninist-Maoism shared a thread on Twitter opening with: “To all my non-black followers…” She outlines what efforts of solidarity look like and calls out those sharing the video of...
How Men’s Silence Hurts Women
What’s troubled me about the #metoo movement from its inception is struggling with the appropriate boundaries of the movement. Is it simply about sexual assault? Should it only be about sexual assault? Or is it about much more than that? The issue with consent With the advent of condoms, birth control, and abortion we as a society believed we’d finally removed the ‘high stakes’ from sex, with no pregnancy or disease to worry about sex could finally become casual.
Hijaab Is Only Acceptable When Co-Opted by a Very Western Notion of Femininity
This article was published in 2018 by Amaliah “Representation matters” is the maxim of our time, but what does this mean for veiled Muslim women when the beauty industry is dominating the visual narrative? There are three seminal moments in my own personal relationship with the hijaab where I’ve had to confront this issue, hijaab-on.
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