Ruqaya's Bookshelf: From our Hearts to yours

Both kids and adults alike often ask me where my ideas for stories come from.Usually an idea goes through a lots of revisions in my own head before...

Today we are joined by Hajera Khaja editor for Ruqaya’s Bookshelf with us. She is also a teacher at the Sarah Selecky Writing School and mother of ...

Today we are chatting with one of our readers, ten-year-old Aisha. She is an aspiring writer and the second child of a family of five children (soo...

In Ali and the Eid Goat, Ali visits Pakistan with his family and gets a chance to become good friends with an Eid Goat. Ali meets his cousins and e...

Come with me on a virtual journey to the island of Lamu in Kenya, where Lela Goldsmith, the author of Bibi’s Blessing and Not Too Little to Make a ...

October is Islamic Heritage Month here in Canada and in celebration of our Islamic Heritage, we invite you all to share our collection of Muslim li...

Do you know that censorship and shadow-banning by major social media platforms limit the reach of most of the Palestinian content? Even content tha...

Our author Sarah Musa has loved writing since she was a child. She would visit the library weekly to restock and read 300 page books cover-to-cover...

Back to school season is upon us! Most of us are lucky to be able to go to school. But did you know that in some places around the world, school is...

In recent weeks and months, we’ve seen a number of Muslim bloggers and influencers with large platforms remove their hijab. Every time it happens, ...

This morning I opened up my Instagram DMs to find the following message from one of my followers:   This is not how we show up. In no uncertain ter...

Things are different this year. Quieter. Simpler. And that’s okay.Growing up, my family did almost “nothing” for Ramadan (by today’s standards). We...