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My debut picture book, WHAT IS A TUPI? is now Publishers Weekly official with illustrator @metahatem!
A heartfelt thank you to my amazing agent, Lilly Ghahremani!
#PictureBook #KidLit #DebutAuthor #MuslimAmericanVoices #BengaliStories #DiverseBooks
I've been on a conference spree and wrapping up @ASJAhq this week on a scholarship!
It's been a moment but I'm ready to delve in my writing journey! #Writers #Journalism
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Racism is an emergency. Why don’t enough journalists and media outlets treat it as such? For my final article as @the_emancipator’s Editor-in-chief, I addressed the need for our industry to do better, and quickly. theemancipator.org/2025/06/1…
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Ibn Sina was asked: what good is in war?
He said:
1) Allah chooses his martyrs
2) And relocates some of his people to another land wherein is rizq (blessing) for them that they would not have sought willingly
3) And He forgives in [war] the sins of some 🧵
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“I knew that there needed to be different strategies to living to achieve ‘freedom’ of occupation and always saw great value in green actions."
REM #IWMFGrantees Tasmiha Khan (@CraftOurStory) & Malak Kassem cover Chicago's Muslims Green Team: prismreports.org/2024/11/19/….
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I don't care if you're tired. (I am too.)
I don't care if you have no time. (I don't either.)
I don't care if you have a stressful job. (I do too.)
If you want it bad enough, you will find a way.
Find YOUR way.
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I'm in love with this quote:
“If it doesn't happen the way you wanted, it will happen in a better way than imagined. That's the beauty of Allahs plan.”
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A must read from former 2022 Altavoz Lab fellow @CraftOurStory. 19thnews.org/2024/07/incarce… #Mentorship #Representation #SupportingandupliftingBIPOCjournos
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2023 grant recipient @CraftOurStory's piece on challenges faced by incarcerated Muslim women practicing their faith.
19thnews.org/2024/07/incarce…
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The path was the same path but Pharaoh drowned and Musa (عليه السلام) passed safely. So put your trust in Allah and not in the path.
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Tasmiha Khan (@CraftOurStory) explored the experiences of Muslim women during pregnancy and childbirth: theemancipator.org/2024/03/2…
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📰 Read now: Tasmiha Khan, recipient of the 2023 Lipman Center’s Initiative in Reporting on Race and Criminal Justice grant, examines the challenges facing incarcerated Muslim women practicing their faith: bit.ly/CJSTasmihaKhan
Dear #WritingCommunity, I'm primarily into #PictureBooks but dabble into other forms of writing as well. I'm hoping through God's will, my first #pb will debut soon!
As we recuperate after #IndependenceDay, freedom for many within this country still remains an unachieved goal. A growing number of incarcerated #Muslim women have been denied the right to their constitutional rights. Read my latest for @the_emancipator: theemancipator.org/2024/07/0…
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A growing number of incarcerated Muslim women have been denied the right to wear religious garments when arrested or imprisoned. Further discrimination includes a lack of access to religious texts, prayer spaces, and food outside Ramadan fasting hours. theemancipator.org/2024/07/0…
Having "constitutional rights" in America is just a facade. Violation of the first amendment is happening constantly and there's no ramifications. #NoJusticeNoPeace #FreePalestine















