…every Muslim in the street or neighborhood or college campus. Grouping all Muslims together is just inaccurate and not every Muslim knows others in the vicinity. [/item][item simple_slider_bg_image_position=”default” simple_slider_overlay_strength=”0.3″ simple_slider_bg_image_loading=”default”…
…meet your needs is not difficult. Books Recommended by Muslim Book Reviews This year a group of fellow book reviewers (Muslim Book Reviewers), put together a list of titles to…
…elegant verse, accompanied by magical and vibrant illustrations, highlights the diversity of the Muslim community as well as Indigenous identity. A literary journey of discovery and wonder, YO SOY MUSLIM…
…and established Muslim communities, but we felt like the inauthentic American Muslims. We were internalizing the anti-Blackness from our faith communities and internalizing mainstream messages that to be Muslim meant…
Written by: Aya Khalil. Illustrated by: Rashin Kheiriyeh. Celebrate the end of Ramadan with this luminous Muslim family story about faith, history, and delicious foods. On the night before Eid,…
…it’s helpful for schools and administrations to have it to support Muslim students. I think just being more patient with Muslim friends as they focus on the spiritual aspect of…
…Muslims, this is a book for all children who celebrate Ramadan and those in the wider communities who want to understand why this is such a special experience for Muslims….
…grow! We recommend following Children and Young Adult Islamic Fiction Reviews, for quality book reviews. They’re one of our favourite resources for offering authentic and thoughtful books to support Muslim…
…(From GoodReads.) Ages: 9 years and older. Credit: Muslim Book Reviewers. Have you read our post on How to be an ally to Muslim friends during Ramadan? View on goodreads.com…
…(From GoodReads.) Ages: 9 years and older. Credit: Muslim Book Reviewers. Have you read our post on How to be an ally to Muslim friends during Ramadan? View on goodreads.com…
