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Assalam Alaikum sisters ! I have been a revert for three years now, and it has been a rewarding but slow journey Alhamdullilah . I think I am now ready to begin adopting the hijab. Would anyone have any resources and words of advice?

For context, very few people in my family or friends’ circle are Muslim. I live in a country where Islamophobia is the norm. It is a little scary but my heart is ready for it. How should I go about it?

Thank you !

Bismillah al rahman al rahim. I am a new convert and want some help in being regular with namaz. Please suggest if you have any app or any thing that helps?

Hi everyone, incoming international student here. Just hoping to meet future classmates, please remove this post if it breaks the rules!

Hi Guys,

Finally taking the time and effort to seriously quit. Where should I start? I appreciate all your help and advice!

I was in extremely bad shape for the last six months and gave up all hope. This community has literally kept me alive. I love all of you, and am here for you. It does get better. So many of you have been absolute rocks for me, so thank you so much.

Greetings fam! I saw that so many of you find solace in creative projects, and wanted your advice. I am a graduate student, and writing (creative and academic pieces - articles, op-eds and theses) used to be my lifeline. Words would flow from my fingertips with great ease, and I never had to worry about stumbling over words, finding perfect phrases to encapsulate my emotions over specific themes, or generally moving forward with my writing in any way whatsoever. I had a sharp manic psychosis last May, followed by a hospitalisation. The crash since then has been inevitable, and as most of you know, draining at many levels. I spiralled into the worst depression of my life, the colours faded a

I read On Writing by Stephen King, and was looking for more in that vein. Books with writing prompts would be wonderful. Thank you so much, fam!

Greetings fam! I saw that so many of you find solace in creative projects, and wanted your advice. I am a graduate student, and writing (creative and academic pieces - articles, op-eds and theses) used to be my lifeline. Words would flow from my fingertips with great ease, and I never had to worry about stumbling over words, finding perfect phrases to encapsulate my emotions over specific themes, or generally moving forward with my writing in any way whatsoever. I had a sharp manic psychosis last May, followed by a hospitalisation. The crash since then has been inevitable, and has taken a severe hit on my life. I spiralled into the worst depression of my life, the colours faded away into no