#nbamuslims 500 – #Muslimfiction Twitter Chat: Can Muslim Fiction go too Far?
NbA Muslim recently hosted its second Twitter chat, Exploring Sex and Violence – Can Muslim Fiction go too Far?
Post-Conversion Muslim Issue – Sobriety
As the number of people converting/reverting to Islam grows globally, the ways that new Muslims address specific issues become increasingly relevant. In the United States, alcohol consumption has a significant … Continue reading
New #Muslimfiction Twitter Chat
Content is important when writing fiction. These authors are known for gauging their use of explicit content to engage readers. Join the NbA Muslims Twitter Chat – Exploring Sex and … Continue reading
The Broken Half – 250 YT Views!
Alhamdulillah, 250 views of the NbA Muslims video review of THE BROKEN HALF by Sahar Abdulaziz Author!
Video Review: Secrets That Find Us
NbA Muslims’ first featured author Sahar Abdulaziz has a new suspense novel – SECRETS THAT FIND US. Check ou the video book review! In SECRETS THAT FIND US, NbA Muslim … Continue reading
Her Justice: 100 YouTube Views!
The NbA Muslims video book review of Her Justice by Nasheed Jaxson reached 100+ YouTube Views. Muslim therapist Justice Lowe is deeply in love with his wife Naimah, but Audria … Continue reading
New NbA Muslims #Muslimfiction Twitter Chat: Can Muslim Fiction Go Too Far?
For authors, strategic use of content is crucial to crafting novels with which readers may identify as well as to convey strong messages that may otherwise be overlooked. Many Muslim … Continue reading
Muslim Women Writers, Authors, and Reviewers Recognized during Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, a variety of lists generated by authors showed a vibrant array of Muslim women engaged in writing and reviewing. The lists highlight the diversity of … Continue reading
Video Review: Mistress of the Spices by Papatia Feauxzar
Watch NbA Muslims review of Mistress of the Spices by Papatia Feauxzar. Muslim newlywed Aida meets her friend Nellie at a coffee shop. Nellie is itching to know what goes on … Continue reading
Native-born American Muslims 