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Happy Muslim Mama: Sweets and Sweet Words

I was in rather a foul mood a few days ago and shouted at the kids, something I hardly ever do anymore. Not long after this got slipped around the door and there was the sound of giggles and a horde of imps running away. Those are sweets on top of the paper. These kids […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Sweets and Sweet Words

I was in rather a foul mood a few days ago and shouted at the kids, something I hardly ever do anymore. Not long after this got slipped around the door and there was the sound of giggles and a horde of imps running away. Those are sweets on top of the paper. These kids […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Sweets and Sweet Words

I was in rather a foul mood a few days ago and shouted at the kids, something I hardly ever do anymore. Not long after this got slipped around the door and there was the sound of giggles and a horde of imps running away. Those are sweets on top of the paper. These kids […]

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Happy Muslim Mama

Assalam-alaikam, The newest issue of Aaila (formerly Mum and Muslim) is out today with lots of fascinating articles.  This issue my contribution includes: Experience and Confidence as a Muslimah Working Mother As a Muslim and as a working parent, there are a number of challenges that one is likely to face. These can include colleagues’ […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Finding Bliss amongst the Busy

Alhamdulillah, I have had an eventful and challenging two weeks or so: My brother-in-law travelled to Pakistan to get married, meaning that for the first time in four or five years it is just me, hubby and kids in the house – not for more than a few days of course… • My dad travelled […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Finding Bliss amongst the Busy

Alhamdulillah, I have had an eventful and challenging two weeks or so: My brother-in-law travelled to Pakistan to get married, meaning that for the first time in four or five years it is just me, hubby and kids in the house – not for more than a few days of course… • My dad travelled […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Finding Bliss amongst the Busy

Alhamdulillah, I have had an eventful and challenging two weeks or so: My brother-in-law travelled to Pakistan to get married, meaning that for the first time in four or five years it is just me, hubby and kids in the house – not for more than a few days of course… • My dad travelled […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: December 2010 and Homemade Lightbox

I thought I would share a picture of the lightbox I put together with an iron, box lid and blu-tack to try and get decent pictures of the the cards: This was what I used in this post and the last two posts to try and get photo’s without too much shadow in them. I […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Mum and Muslim – November-December 2011 Edition

The latest edition of Aaila, the Muslim Family Magazine is out now.  Mash’Allah as always brothers and sisters have submitted some brilliant articles and columns.  Please head over and take a look and leave your comments (my contributions: columnn here, article here, another article here, recipe here and review here). I’m also thrilled to see […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Impossible Dreams

I don’t usually discuss politics on this blog, there are too many brothers and sisters out there far more eloquent and knowledgeable than me who are able to do that. However, I have been watching Pakistan’s Imran Khan and his Tahreek-e-Insaaf (Pakistan Movement for Justice) party with interest. Here is finally someone from amongst the […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Gratefulness and Complaining

I was speaking with a colleague and a good friend this morning about our situation and being satisfied with it and it made me think of a number of things in my past which really impacted on me and my attitude. One happened when I was eighteen and visited Pakistan. I met a girl in […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Gratefulness and Complaining

I was speaking with a colleague and a good friend this morning about our situation and being satisfied with it and it made me think of a number of things in my past which really impacted on me and my attitude. One happened when I was eighteen and visited Pakistan. I met a girl in […]

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Happy Muslim Mama: Mum and Muslim – November-December 2011 Edition

The latest edition of Aaila, the Muslim Family Magazine is out now.  Mash’Allah as always brothers and sisters have submitted some brilliant articles and columns.  Please head over and take a look and leave your comments (my contributions: columnn here, article here, another article here, recipe here and review here). I’m also thrilled to see […]

More

Happy Muslim Mama: Gratefulness and Complaining

I was speaking with a colleague and a good friend this morning about our situation and being satisfied with it and it made me think of a number of things in my past which really impacted on me and my attitude. One happened when I was eighteen and visited Pakistan. I met a girl in […]

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