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Teaching Our Kids to Conserve Water

With our growing population and scarce freshwater resources, it is becoming more and more important to conserve the water we use.

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Pepper and Pine: An Inspiring Resource for Muslim Educators

Laura El Alam

Muslim educators who are looking for ways to encourage a love of Islam while teaching subjects like Geometry, Physics, History, Geography, Art, and more will cherish the resources offered by Pepper and Pine.

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Eliminating Bias: Honoring the Unique Needs of Every Student

Wendy Díaz

Educators encounter students daily from a diverse range of ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, academic abilities, learning styles, and socioeconomic situations. From the very first day of school, teachers often make initial observations of their students as they enter the classroom.

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My Favourite Islamic Resource: “Reclaim Your Heart”

Sumayya Khan

Whenever I felt that hardship in my life was taking a toll on me, leaving me spiritually bereft and hopeless, Yasmin Mogahed’s book Reclaim Your Heart was many times a companion that gave me the naseehah or spiritual advice, and encouragement to renew my hope and tawwakul

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These Are the Books That Convinced Me to Become Muslim

Wendy Díaz

I became acquainted with Islam unexpectedly around the age of 15.

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Five Resources That Inspired Me to Love Islam

Laura El Alam

This past March, I celebrated the 23rd anniversary of taking my shahada or testimony of faith, Alhamdullilah (praise and thanks to God alone). Back in 2000, upon embracing Islam, I began a lifelong journey of striving for self-improvement and seeking knowledge.

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5 Takeaways from the March on Washington for Muslims

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

The August 28, 1963, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom gathered more than a quarter of a million people to draw attention to and protest segregation, lack of voting rights, unemployment, institutionalized racism, and other civil inequities that African-Americans still faced 100 years after

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Recent Articles

Teaching Our Kids to Conserve Water

Pepper and Pine: An Inspiring Resource for Muslim Educators

Eliminating Bias: Honoring the Unique Needs of Every Student

My Favourite Islamic Resource: “Reclaim Your Heart”

These Are the Books That Convinced Me to Become Muslim

Five Resources That Inspired Me to Love Islam

5 Takeaways from the March on Washington for Muslims

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