Naib Mian explores rising anti-queer sentiments among various Muslim communities.

Natalia reports on the impact of Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on Muslims seeking reproductive care and the range of responses from Muslim organizers and scholars.

Sarah Aziza, the daughter of a Palestinian Muslim father and an American Christian mother, explores the spiritual trials of growing up in an interfaith household.

This cardamom banana bread by Ifrah F. Ahmed was developed with the Somali tradition of casariyo (afternoon tea) in mind.

Naib Mian explores rising anti-queer sentiments among various Muslim communities.

Samah Sisay, a human rights lawyer and organizer, talks to Mariame Kaba about how Islam informs her work as an abolitionist.

Shamira explores the use of the so-called “Arab scales” and how this sonic shorthand is shaping the cultural understanding of the Arab world in Western music.

A poem by Fariha Roisin.

Ahmed’s essay explores the evolution of orientalist tropes in Marvel comic books from decades old Islamophobic depictions, to the current embrace of Muslim characters...

Mariam in conversation with Lamya H, author of Hijab Butch Blues: A Memoir, detailing their coming of age as a queer hijabi Muslim immigrant.

How chef, recipe developer, and food writer, Ifrah Ahmed, navigated the resentment that came with gendered expectations of cooking in her upbringing and ultimately forged a new relationship with making and sharing Somali cuisine.

In this short story, a PhD student returns home to her native Iran, grappling with feelings of frustration at the racism endemic to her profession in the United States.