A Glimpse Into Muslim Bookstagram

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A Glimpse Into Muslim Bookstagram

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Jul 25, 2022

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Kirin Nabi (The Islamic School Librarian) and Zainab bint Younus talk all things Muslim bookstagram!From the evolution of Muslim fiction and the theological implications of Muslim fantasy, to diving into critical reading and Muslim bookish pet peeves, this episode is no-holds barred!

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Jul 25, 2022

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We are All Slaves of Allah | Hakeemah Cummings: Once, while in class at college, an Arab girl I was sitting next to said quite loudly to another, “Hey, give this paper to the ‘abdah” referring to a black girl in the class. I wondered if she was even aware of what she was saying in English. Did she think that ‘abdah translates to “black girl” and never thought of its true meaning? Did she think that I didn’t understand? by MuslimMatters
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Hijabi Girls in a Barbie World Episode #2 | Sana Saeed & Zainab bint Younus: Hijabista IG influencers have been capitalizing on “hijab fashion” and “modest fashion” for years; building up huge followings, establishing paid partnerships with major companies, and then removing their hijabs and claiming to never have been role models in the first place. In this second episode of Hijabi Girls in a Barbie World, Zainab bint Younus talks to Sana Saeed, a host and senior producer with AJ+ and a commentator on Muslim-American affairs. by MuslimMatters
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