Shauqueen Mizaj

We often talk about what goes into a successful and happy marriage or how to make a marriage work or tips to rekindle the spark in your relationships. But there aren’t many conversations around the topic of divorce. Although divorce is common nowadays, it is still considered taboo irrespective of different cultures, social, and religious boundaries.

In our fast-paced life today, Muslim moms face unique challenges that require them to juggle their spiritual commitments, family responsibilities, and personal health. Amidst these challenges, self-care practices that align with Islamic principles become essential and serve as a sanctuary. This comprehensive guide explores self-care ideas designed to help Muslim moms rejuvenate spiritually, mentally, and physically while adhering to their faith.

On March 22, one of the most horrific crimes committed against Gazan women since the beginning of the Israeli genocide was revealed: a pregnant women held hostage by Israeli occupation forces in Al-Shifa hospital was beaten and raped in front of her children and husband. Other men held hostage there were forced to watch and they were threatened to be shot if they closed their eyes. The mother was then shot and killed. My fingers feel heavy as I write these painful details.