Reviews and Features of "I WILL in shaa Allah" Productivity Journal for Muslims. The Islamic journal has been divided into 4 categories - spiritual development, personal development, strengthening relationships and goals & dreams - to help you become a better Muslim inside out!
Islamic Productivity Journal will give you templates &prompts along with watercolor illustrations in each category that will spark reflection & motivation - categories include: spiritual and personal development, exercises to strengthen relationships and define your goals.
Free printables, videos (rhymes/anasheed without music - English/Arabic), products, resources, craft ideas, games and stories to teach kids about the 12 months in Islam (Hijri Calendar).
Paint whatever you are grateful for! (Alhamdulillah for ______?)
Joy is contagious so spread your positive vibes by painting anything that you're grateful for!
The Gratitude Art Contest is based around #AlhamdulillahForSeries (explore the hashtag for ideas).
6 reasons why plagiarism has no place in Islam - with references from Quránic verses, ahadith, quotes of the salaf defining tadlis (deceptive attribution) and real life experiences of Muslim writers/artists.
Kamal Ali - founder of a famous Muslim brand "Hajj Safe" guides us how to take a simple idea in your head and turn it into a problem-solving unique product.
Dear Muslim Mum, what part of your spirituality & motherhood makes you feel alone?
Share it with us & witness mothers from around the world come for your support <3
List of Free printable Eid Party Packs - Table Decor, Eid Banner/ Garland/ Flags/ Bunting, Cards/ Posters, Eid Envelopes/ Wrapping Sheets/ Boxes and Eid Gift Tags/Stickers
List of Free Ramadan Printable Advent Calendar good deed a day challenges along with an ultimate list of Ramadan coloring pages, cards, crafts, decor, worksheets and activities for kids. While AYEINA also offer a FREE Ramadan and Eid printable bundle to help you involve kids in the Ramadan Spirit in shaa Allah
Confessions of a practicing Muslim who suffers through the weakness of imaan and now awaits Ramadan anxiously to bring back that strength - this poem is a simple way to address the issue of expecting perfection from someone who can easily be identified as a Muslim - who LOOKS so Muslim.