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Happy Muslim Mama: Foster Care Fortnight

This week and next (12-25 May) is Foster Care Fortnight in the UK. In this country it appears that we have a real shortage of foster carers, but in particular of Muslim foster carers (also here), although there are exceptions.For those of you make the good intention to do this, my dua’s are with you, […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Ramadan Journal 2017: Day 6 – Today

I have been thinking about exercise during Ramadan but find myself getting tired and worry about getting thirsty. Once the fast is open, I find myself busy with clearing the kitchen, the babies’ bedtime routine and taraweeh, often with very little time in between.  So when friends suggested a walk at lunchtime, I was up […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: The Heart of Our Home

It’s funny isn’t it, how you think of your home as rooms, doors, furniture and belongings, when really it is the people who live there that make it home. I remember when my grandmother passed away last year, for ages after, when I visited my parents home where she lived, it felt as if there […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Ramadan Journal 2015: Day 22 to Day 27

Day 22 – Colour I didn’t grow anything in my little garden this year after the boys managed to kick balls into everything last year and destroy it. This year, I thought I would leave the garden for them to play ball and zoom up and down on their scooters. That was until the neighbours complained that Gorgeous […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Circle of Moms Top 25 European Moms 2013 – Result

I just wanted to say a big Jazakh’Allah-khairun to everyone who voted for me over at Circle at Mom’s Top 25 European Blogs contest.  Alhamdullilah I came in 23rd (out of 77 blogs).  Which means that they will share what I write and post with their forums insh’Allah. (A special thank you to my brother-in-law […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Book Review: Åsne Seierstad – The Bookseller of Kabul

This book was the best-selling non-English book of 2004 in Britain and Seierstad the best-selling Norwegian author ever, so I had high expectations.Despite the fact that my family hails from Pakistan originally, next-door Afghanistan has always come across as quite mysterious. The only influences on my impression of the country have been news reports in […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: June 2008

Last year I was watching a call-in programme on the Islam Channel, where you could call in and ask a scholar a question. A woman called in to ask for advice regarding her children who would disturb her during prayer. The scholar indicated that she has brought them up poorly and there must be something […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Picture of the Day 16.10.17: Yellow Sky

This week we saw a very surreal and quite unsettling deep yellow sky.  I was leaving to pick the children up from school and saw it change quickly from its usual blue grey to a strong yellow-orange colour.  It also got very windy and dark. The children at school were a bit disturbed by it, […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: An Organised Muslim Home

One thing about being a working mother and a Muslim mother is that there is always plenty to do. First and foremost is the time that we have to devote to Allah, at the very least our Regular prayers. Then there is the duty to our children our partners and our community. On top of […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Cornwall 2018: Eden Project, St Austell

Our first visit to the Eden Project eight years ago was an absolute delight, so we were all keen to go back, especially my mum who is a keen gardener.  It also meant we would be out of the rain and cold and for some parts of the Project, in the heat. The Eden Project […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Eid-ul-Fitr 2012/1433 – Day 1

Eid seems to have passed in a blur, much anticipated, very busy and over before I knew it.  I didn’t manage to take many good pictures, but had a wonderful day.  Most years, my parents and sisters end up celebrating a different day from us and this ruins the celebrations.  This year we celebrated on […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Book Review: Juliet Marillier – Foxmask

After reading, and enjoying Wolfskin, I was looking forward to reading the sequel, which of course, Kooky Little Sister obligingly found for me. Wolfskin was about the warrior Eyvind, the cunning Somerled and the priestess Nessa. Foxmask is about their children – Eyvind and Nessa’s sweet-natured daughter Creidhe and Somerled’s intense and introspective son Thorvald.Creidhe […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: August 2017

Mohammed M. Mahdi, Mohammed A. Mahdi, and Anthony Duncan are the Soapy Soap Guys, the entrepreneurs behind the artisanal soap business: the Soapy Soap Company. Their brand came about through a desire to create a more natural, functional bar of soap.  They have recently launched their new website: DesignMySoap.com, the world’s first online soap-making studio […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Food: A Complicated Relationship

Just wanted to say jazakh’Allah-khairun to all of the kind sisters who have left comments wishing me well with my announcement. Your dua’s are very precious to me as are your kind words (one sister asked why I had not just carried out a pregnancy test instead of waiting – I did, but the last […]

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