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Modest in the West: An Untainted Journey of Wearing Hijab
When the Skies Clear Up
The Power of Dua
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Sparkly decor. Sparkly awards. They had it all. Except for one sparkly thing. After realizing that miracles can come from Tahajjud (night prayer), a family that is tested spiritually passes down the secret to overcome life’s tests. A new generation adapts that one special deed to get anything they need. A fun read that won’t mislead, When the Skies Clear Up introduces to children one of the best acts that’ll keep them close to God, help them get through obstacles, and make their family bond stronger.
A deep look at the personal and professional challenges of wearing the hijab while living in the Western world, Modest in the West uncovers the spiritual journey of a girl born a Muslim who grew up not abiding by Islamic practices. While working for one of the largest companies in the United States and most influential in the world, Hadiatou Wann learns to fully embrace her Islamic identity, but could that make her a victim of Islamophobia or help her forge a relationship with non-Muslim co-workers grounded on mutual respect? Islam being the fastest growing religion, non-Muslims and Muslims are bound to come into contact. But can they see eye-to-eye? Here in these pages is a rare look behind the hijab and the woman wearing it.
Modest in the west: An untainted journey of wearing hijab received the 2023 Distinguished Favorite Award in the Multicultural Nonfiction category by the New York City Big Book Award.
