By Safia Farole There they stood – a group of Somali men, some in their late-twenties and others in middle-age, congregated around the coffee shop located...
The mysterious case of the grey lady of Bagram By Robert Fisk Saturday, 20 Mar, 2010 Why didn’t Aafia Siddiqui’s family report her missing in 2003,...
“Final year students are required to do two night shifts per week in their Obstetrics and Gynecology posting.” Ever since I heard my in-charge say those...
A few months back, I wrote about a chili recipe I cooked during my week of “maternity leave.” I spent that time cooking, cleaning, and looking...
** THIS POST HAS BEEN UPDATED, PLEASE SEE BELOW ** Some time ago, I gave a series of lectures on Taharah (cleanliness) to the sisters in...
By Hina Khan-Mukhtar I still vividly remember the first night I spent by myself in the hospital after delivering my eldest son Shaan. The guests were...
Please note that wherever I refer to magic in this post, it is of course referring to black-magic, not trickery. A while back, MM posted an...
Last Friday after my Penalty Box post was published, I went to salatul-jumu’ah at a hotel. The usual space was reduced by a third due to...
One bitterly cold and windy weekend here in Washington DC, a friend and I decided to visit the U.S. Botanic Garden, which is located indoors. We...
This information should benefit anyone involved in Islamic organizations, but it really needs extra attention from those in leadership positions in their communities to start...
