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We’re teaming up with MuslimGirl.com to celebrate the second ever Muslim Women’s Day! This year’s theme is “Muslim Women Talk Back to Violence” as we center the voices of Muslim women impacted by gun violence, sexual assault in the age #MeToo, and much more. You can take part by simply retweeting and sharing Muslim women’s stories on your social media on this day, and celebrating the Muslim women in your life to let them know you care. We stand with Muslim women against hate, discrimination, and violence.

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It’s been almost three years and I still wake up like “omg I’m married 😆”

P.S we are not an interracial couple.

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IG: itsmaryamsalam

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_oC_3t_gA8VAZF5WbtXow

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Meanwhile in Kreuzberg …. a group of girls at Kottbusser Tor today 

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here’s a weird piece for class w a lazy bg

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What does it mean to be Muslim? There are 1.7 billion answers.

“Do I worship a moon god? Are you allowed to have sex during Ramadan? What is a Mosque, what do you guys really do in there?”

Muslim Americans, more often than not, find themselves having to address a wide range of questions and misconceptions about their faith.

“Am I planning to blow anything up? Why don’t Muslims denounce terrorism?”

By definition, a Muslim is someone who follows the Islamic religion. “That’s it. There’s no secret handshake, you don’t have to run through a gauntlet,” explains comedian Aman Ali.

There are 1.7 billion Muslims in the world. So what does it mean to be a Muslim? There isn’t just one answer.

This episode of The Secret Life of Muslims features Aman Ali, Wajahat Ali, Amani Al-Khatahtbeh, Reza Aslan, Negin Farsad, Mona Haydar, Maz Jobrani, Ibtihaj Muhammad, Zahra Noorbakhsh, Omar Regan, Sebastian Robins, Linda Sarsour, Layla Shaikley, Dena Takruri, and Iqbal Theba.

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“Don’t sit and wait. Get out there, feel life. Touch the sun, and immerse in the sea.” -Rumi

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Immigration

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Me and my girlfriend for Pride 2015 <3 <3 She did an awesome job on our flag-inspired eye makeup (mine is the rainbow, hers is the pansexual flag!)

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Those days when your hijab is useful to someone else~

A true story that happened last week. A big mistake to not bring our umbrellas during this unpredictable weather :P But yeah, the hijab does reduces rain water directly on to my head (and assignments) and prevents things getting wet temporarily XD 

There’s a bunch of other reasons why the hijab gives benefits to me besides religious reasons which I mentioned here .There’s also a cool post regarding questions about what the hijab is all about here if you’re interested! 

Happy World Hijab Day! :) 

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those days when you feelin’ fab

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My friends kept asking me, “isn’t it hot wearing that? (Hijab). I always respond “nope”. Why? Because it’s just an extra piece of cloth I wear on my head on a daily basis, so you eventually get used to it. Like socks! Some people think it’s hot wearing it but eventually, people get used it.

Another thing people tell me, “I don’t see any advantages wearing the hijab”. Well, I can think of a few advantages besides religious purposes. I especially do the Bluetooth earphones, no one knows I’m not listening to them hahah xD