I thought I would share some of my goals for the new year as a Muslim woman, particularly focusing on spiritual wellbeing and Islam.

A short account of my personal experience as being a Muslim Shia in Britain and where some Shia Muslim beliefs stem from.

Maryam Amir launching her new Woman Quran Reciters app (Qariah) during Ramadan, is another example of women literally finding their voice.

Approaching and during Ramadan, I realise how in need I am of a spiritual reset to nourish my mind, body, and soul...

My experience of being a Muslim girl in the UK Foster care system and how I found peace in Islam.

I have written an article on hope; I hope the reader will benefit and share with those that need some hope in their lives.

Attending the madrassah (mosque school) was always something I was excited about as a child.

Eid-ul-Adha, also known as the Feast of the Sacrifice, is the three-day Muslim festival which is held to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim.

Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Power) is one of the most sacred nights in the Islamic calendar

I hear many engaging in conversation about Ramadhan and how this year it will not be the same.

Unlike others, my spiritual journey started quite late in life. As I began to read about Islam, I started to make changes in my life.