I, Muslimah is a blog about my experiences converting to Islam, adjusting to being a Muslim, being an American and a Muslim and still being a feminist! - Click here to rate, and read more.

I am an American, Thirtysomething mother, married to an Egyptian, Fourty-ish man for more than a decade. I have muddled my way through the Islamic community in my Midwestern town now for as long as I've been married, and I am hoping to help other women, like me, navigate through a little easier. This blog is about living an Islamic Life and Parenting Muslim Children, your own way. - Click here to rate, and read more.

I am a writing machine, and noone can unplug me. - Click here to rate, and read more.

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a blog about everyday experiences. sharing views on parenting, relationship, social issues, travel and whatever comes to mind - Click here to rate, and read more.

thoughts from a Muslimah mom on Islam, life with two kids, birth, health, education, and living with multiple sclerosis - Click here to rate, and read more.

ups and downs of bringing up kids the islamic way by a single working mum - Click here to rate, and read more.

Caring. Sharing. Preparing. Tips & ideas from a Muslim mom to many. Helping to moms to make their days easier. Helping moms who homeschool - Click here to rate, and read more.

Good News for the Muslim Community - Bringing you the news that the Media does not - Click here to rate, and read more.

This is a personal blog. I also have another blog which is a crafts blog at www.karimascrafts.com

With this blog I am sharing my experiences and perspectives as an American in Saudi. I feel very fortunate that unlike some of the expats in the Kingdom, I make the transition between having typical expat experiences and traditional experiences of any Saudi, on a daily basis, thanks to my marriage to a Saudi man with a beautiful and large extended Saudi family. - Click here to rate, and read more.

Blog about life, society, family and health by a converted muslimah living in Madinah. - Click here to rate, and read more.

I'm an Anthropologist, New Orleanian-in-exile, and Muslim convert, and hold an M.A. in Sociocultural Anthropology with a specialization in New Media, Islam, and identity. My work has been published online and most recently in The Arab-American Handbook (Cune Press). I blog about Islam, new media, travel, social justice issues, the environment, life in Qatar and more. - Click here to rate, and read more.

A personal blog where I explore my spiritual experience as a Cuban American convert to Islam through literature, the arts and interactions within the Islamic community.

What can I say... I was in the military, got out in 2008, Found my husband and found Islam. Reverted the day of Eid 2008 Masha'Allah!! I quit my full time job as a Budget Analyst to go to school full time in Aug 2010 (want that promotion!!). Now we are both trying to get pregnant Insha'Allah and just live life for Allah!!! - Click here to rate, and read more.

My experiences as an Indian Muslim youth and management-grad; including understanding of Islam, the modern world, and my technological pursuits.. Simply put, bringing out the creative side of me, my literary pursuits and views on just about everything under the sun and beyond..

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Husband-and-wife blog of Mahjabeen and Umar Pirzada

It's a personal space, though mine, i feel a lotta ppl will be able to relate to it..Because it’s away from the world, a dream, a heaven of my thoughts, an ideal place I want to be…it’s just me..Just Gul…just Gulshan..it’s what I think on the first hand…all pure ..Untouched from any hypocrisy of world, paak from all pretensions .. It may be right may be wrong …but it’s true and innocent because this is what I perceive the world from my heart’ eyes…you see brain does reall - Click here to rate, and read more.

My goal is to help the Youth and the Community avoid the pitfalls of the hip-hop culture. Through my experiences and learning I want to benefit the youth with knowledge of the what the real life in streets is all about and how to avoid getting involved in it. - Click here to rate, and read more.