Be You is a self-help book written by Kulsoom Kazim, containing her insight into common problems faced by women around the world and testimonials from clients that she's helped through her coaching business. The book is structured into sections, at the end of which there are exercises for the reader to complete so as to examine … Continue reading Review: Be You
Category: Reviews
Review: The 2018 Muslimah Today Conference
Muslimah Today is a yearly conference put together by a branch of ILM South Africa called ILM for Women. It’s described as a conference for women, about women, by women. This year’s Muslimah Today conference played host to ten speakers who spoke on a variety of topics centred around the main theme – Revisiting the … Continue reading Review: The 2018 Muslimah Today Conference
Review: In the Land of Strangers
In the Land of Strangers is a collection of short stories by Sri Lankan author Zeneefa Zaneer launching on the 14th. There are ten stories in this collection, all of them touching on a different aspect of family and familial issues. Zaneer is a very emotional author, using her stories to appeal to the reader’s … Continue reading Review: In the Land of Strangers
Review: Gathering Petals
Gathering Petals is billed as ‘The Spiritual Journal for the Creative Muslim Woman’. Put together by Nabila Ikram, this journal consists of 145 actual journal pages, a foreword and introduction and one simple rule – that there are none. This journal is directed at women who are creative and enjoy being able to write or … Continue reading Review: Gathering Petals
Review: The Ducktrinors
This review's going to be short and sweet since I'm also doing an interview with the lovely Papatia Feauxzar about just this series. The Ducktrinors is a compilation of the first two books in the Jihad Series. This series is not likely to be one you've come across before - Muslim sci-fi novels are few and … Continue reading Review: The Ducktrinors
The Imperfect Muslimah 