Young Black Muslimah

I’m so grateful for this journey, alhamdulillah, and I pray to continue it this episode it’s all about being unapologetically Muslim in spaces that I don’t necessarily feel is excepted, now, there’s only one example of being the best, Muslim we can possibly be. I truly believe my Prophet Muhammad swa is that. I do understand that we all are unique. That is the way Allah made us, and so the way we are unapologetically. Muslim looks different based upon many factors so I wanted to share part one of being unapologetically Muslim with you, because this chapter 1 is almost over.

You better believe them unapologetically a black Muslim and that is because God made me that way and I am grateful.

I realized that I didn’t deserve to be a Muslim, but God made me one anyway, and for that, I will forever be in debt to the one, the true artist, Allah. This journey is so beautiful to reflect on. I pray it is helpful and connect to your soul deeply as I peak back the layers of my life.

Post Ramadan reflection from 2015 honestly had me realizing that only Allah is deserving of my time and my dream now is to see Allahs face

Alhumdoulilah for islam Alhumdoulilah for thé process of processing Allah is the most kind to be allowing us to be in Al Quds

Are you striving for maintain the Ramadan spirit even in the month has left on

Blessed is this month and the believers who never want to leave us

We all look for ways of resolving our past or our present issues that we experience this series is to help you reflect in this

I actually converted in Ramadan of 2015. This is just a slight reflection on that and it’s Ramadan. I will be sharing my connection to Ramadan in the resolve. It brings so will be taking a pause on telling the story to really focusing on our intention for Ramadan, and how to come out the other side renewed inshallah.

We have to learn to accept every part of my journey and learn to listen to our hearts, fully our heart of our heart that inner spiritual essence that is a compass to all things that are true, good and pure.

We forget that we are human first there are many spaces in which are a humanness develops. We share many of the same experiences, but they are all unique. We forget that there are hues to being a human.

Why do we disassociate being black and being Muslim? It’s so important that we understand the layers of who we are in the root of which God made us listen to this episode to find out more about how I journeyed into understanding my religion connecting me to my blackness even deeper.

The G line was the most difficult line in Brooklyn to me, but are the difficulties because I had to wait perhaps my patience wasn’t up to par or perhaps we have to learn to discover a new route to the G line. There are so many things to discover when you are on the road that you hope turns into the straight path, but how can you hope that if you do not know what the street path actually is. Knowledge is not just power tot is your freedom.

After basically getting fired, I decided to stay in Brooklyn. It was in New Jersey but I would have to do. I’m definitely a Jersey girl but I wanted to learn and I wanted to expand and I knew that New York was the place to start. I felt it I was aware that it would be scary, but also necessary. This is an experiential self help guide. I really hope that my story can inspire many people to see Islam in the most beautiful way, through the eyes of many people returning to this beautiful faith, and embraced it as a part of their life, making it a way of life. That is the only way to live fully and be present .

Here we go the first installment of Chapter 1 reflection of the story is such an important part to my journey Im so grateful. I will never forget where I came from. Allah has honored me by making me a muslim woman.

The gratitude I had to tell my story as Maya Angelou said the greatest agony of the story and soul. This is only a taste of the journey I’ve been through. I’m just giving what I know needs to be revealed so that you can deeper understand who I am and the journey that has become so real for me. God show me my gift and then gave me abundance by making me a Muslim.

I’m so grateful to be closing out this season with such a beautiful topic something that I’ve always wanted to talk about in this way because Sister is really important to me, but I never experienced it to this magnitude. I’m grateful and blessed alhamdulillah.

Miss Minnah I pray that all is well, and that we are growing to understand the connections we have, and how they serve the purpose that Allah has written. Always remembering the importance of where we need to go and how we need to be our best selves by appreciating our creator for giving us everything that we need, and never sacrificing our faith or our character for anyone or anything. Always being grateful for those who have helped define our character in the most beautiful ways, because of there reminders and connection to Allah .

Bismillah I truly believe it is important to understand what we bring into any relationship. Sisterhood deserves that attention to how do we bring our character into a sisterhood to better it continuously, growing it to be some thing that can help us all to reach paradise. That’s always been my mission and I pray that it is yours too. We should only want good for each other

I didn’t realize how much I needed to reflect on Ramadan series has been so refreshing, and I really am grateful for everything that Allah has shown me. I pray that I can continue to grow and show my dedication to my souls cleansing. Thank you for following me on this journey. Ramadan rewind might have to return.