Posted in Islamic issues, actions, culture, da'wah, general musings, hijab issues, islam, muslim, sisterhood on May 31, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Let’s face it, the muslimah is like a spokeswoman for Islam without even saying a word. Why? Because it is a fact that the Muslim woman is the easiest to spot. Often, the muslim men adopt western style clothing and blend in so well that you wouldn’t even know they are Muslims. While the woman, [...]
Posted in my journey on May 30, 2007 | 7 Comments »
Informing the family:
It was a cool winter evening. I pulled into my driveway and saw my family all sitting around relaxing on the front porch. I was obviously brimming with happiness after taking the shahada. I was of course wearing hijab. That wasn’t new to my family though. I had covered my head to a [...]
Posted in just another day in the life of a hijabi on May 28, 2007 | 9 Comments »
*First of all, let me note that this is just for fun. None of us Muslimahs mind people coming up to us asking questions about our religion in a calm open minded manner. In fact, we encourage asking questions.*
It never fails. Every summer here in the south (in 100+ degree heat nonetheless) someone asks [...]
Posted in my journey on May 25, 2007 | 15 Comments »
My Journey to Islam
I grew up in a small southern town. I attended church all my life and was raised by a missionary mother and a very religious step-father. In fact, I was well on my way to becoming a missionary as well. Although, I had been to the alter several times I never felt [...]
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