Stay Guided Sis

 I have always believed that as Muslims it is our duty to be activists in society for everyone and literally everything. As I've gotten older I have began to realize what a hefty task that is however I think it is a fruitful one to embark on. As Sophia Bush states we need to find our "sacred rage" something that calls us to create a better change in the world.  In order to find your "sacred rage" I recommend that you volunteer as much as possible, and try to educate yourself. Find something that fells like "your calling". That's the unique think about us: if we each find our calling in whatever niche that may be, we could probably get conversations started in all aspects oh human life. Attached below I have some links that hopefully inspire something in you. Sophia Bush on Activism Linda Sarsour as a Muslim Activist 9 Muslim Women Activists to Know

       Normally, I always make a list of goals that I want to focus on at the start of the year. Sometimes I follow through and other times, it just doesn't end up working out. This year I have quite a bunch of goals but the main one is self-discipline. That is my theme for the year. As Muslims, we have to have a lot of self-discipline especially if we are to survive in the western world. Just like how this blog is divided I have goals for wellness, fashion, spirituality, fitness and politics. I'll throw in academics as a personal gambit.      While I go through my goals for the year, I hope to share my journey and what I come across. I hope that it inspires some, and evokes thought for others. While going about my journey I also intend to share the resources I use so that we can discuss them, and they may be insightful to you too. May we reap the blessings of this new year!