In Hijab for Good

In Hijab for Good

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

It has been slightly more than a month since I made the promise to Allah (s.w.t) that I'd be in hijab for good. I've come far from being concerned about physical appearances because I can now see the glow (Nur) in the faces of the women who are truly at peace and joy with their faith, and that is the most beautiful appearance of all because it shines from within.

In Hijab for Good

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Muslims are Strivers, never Slackers.

Muslims are Strivers, never Slackers.

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

If I were still a kid, looking at my life superficially, I'd question, "Why do I have to study? I just have to pray every day, and that would make Allah happy." Because I'd see my formal education as an entity that is completely different from what I know as to how to worship God. But could excelling in design, math, science, engineering, psychology and so on... worship God?

Muslims are Strivers, never Slackers.

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

That Final Push to My Shahada

That Final Push to My Shahada

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

"How did you know it was the right time for you to convert?" After all, I was reading, listening, believing completely and changing my outlook on life, but I still didn't know what the 'right' time was. My friend said, "There isn't a right time, Sister. Knowledge will always come to you along the way. You just have to know that your heart is there."

That Final Push to My Shahada

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

My First Congregational Prayer

My First Congregational Prayer

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

You know how everyone says you cry when you finally find your own revelation? They aren't lying. I found it there. The feeling cannot be put into words. At best, it's like finally finding someone, something you've never known you've lost.

My First Congregational Prayer

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Ramadan Reflections

Ramadan Reflections

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

Alhamdulillah, Ramadan is upon us once again. I sit here now, reflecting on my previous two Ramadans, and pondering about...

Ramadan Reflections

Posted by MERYEM CHIN

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