Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
Disclaimer: We were invited to the press evening for the purposes of review. All thoughts and opinions are our own. Image credits: Key Theatre. It is that time of year again! Panto Season! Last year the Key Theatre impressed us with Peter Pan and we couldn’t wait to see this years offering: Beauty and The
Disclaimer: We were invited to a family press day to Winter Wonderland which included free entry to some shows and rides. We don’t celebrate Christmas but we love the festive atmosphere. The girls tend to get involved with school activities and we also go to Winter Wonderland. This year we again headed to Hyde Park
This is a sponsored post The question of whether dating is allowed as a Muslim is one of the many questions that surface when matters of dating are discussed. In practice, courtship and dating are not considered to be such a big deal, but when it concerns religion and religious believes, you can have more
This post is in collaboration with Glasdon UK In 2015, it was agreed by world leaders, to set 17 goals for a better world by 2030. It has been suggested that these 17 goals for sustainable development, have the power to end poverty, fight inequality and bring a halt to climate change. As my girls
Everyone needs a treat and a pick me up now and then…and what better way then a Mystery Box from Modestrove. Modestrove London describes itself as ‘The Global House of Modest for Fashion, Beauty, Lifestyle and All Delightful Wonders!’ Modestrove London stock a variety of items, from hijabs and clothing to makeup and stationary…..so something
I am always on the lookout for affordable children’s clothing for the girls so when I heard about Esprit I thought it would be fun to do a wish list of some items for Bee. I have only recently been introduced to Esprit and some of their clothes for girls are so adorable, and the
New post in my ongoing Hijab Series is written by sister Ashley. In her post she talks about how the hijab is her empowerment. ****************************************** Being a Muslimah and covered woman for over two years now, and living in the United States and United Kingdom, I have become very, very accustomed to being spit, stared, and
Next up in my hijab series is sister Khawlah. In this post she talks about being asked questions as a result of wearing hijab. “Why are you wearing a hair net?” Working as a healthcare assistant in a psychiatric hospital, I meet a variety of people, meeting new faces – staff and patients – on a