Letters from a Muslim Woman
Dispatches from one woman's life as a Western Muslim told through the lens of mental health, faith, and the multi-generational immigrant experience.
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“Noha expands my sense of the world through her deeply personal takes on life, motherhood and faith. She reminds me that the universal human experience is found in each of our specifics. ”
Isabel Cowles Murphy, The Noble Try
“Noha's work is essential for me. Her essays, poems, and insight into her world as a Muslim woman in Canada are both healing and scathing. I look forward to reading her work when we aren't also watching a genocide happen to people, mostly Muslilm, in Palestine. I know it will be equally beautiful then.”
Camille Brightsmith, Harmony and Havoc (Tales From a Former Wanna-be Rockstar)
“I love every post I read by Noha and always come out feeling inspired. While written from the perspective of a multigenerational immigrant Canadian Muslim woman, her posts are well loved by readers across diverse cultural, ethnic, and spiritual backgrounds. My favorite post is "Ask Me Where I'm From" which is a question many immigrants, people of color in white dominant societies, third culture kids, and those living in immigrant/expat dominant countries get asked. ”
Reema Baniabbasi, Belonging Co-Lab