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Motherhood Spirituality

May 21, 2021 Musings_Admn

Motherhood: A Spectrum of Emotions

As a mum to a toddler, one often craves for some time alone. It’s so necessary for maintaining one’s mental,

May 20, 2021 Musings_Admn

This World Hurts

My dear daughter, This world hurts. Sometimes I worry how you would navigate through this life with all the injustice

General Motherhood Spirituality

March 21, 2021 Musings_Admn

Stress & Healing

Writing is healing for me. If my child wakes up at night and screams for one hour straight, one of

FEATURED Motherhood Spirituality

March 21, 2021 Musings_Admn

Pain

My dear believing sister, I know you are in pain. I know that you don’t feel like going through another

FEATURED Motherhood Spirituality

March 21, 2021 Musings_Admn

Life’s Tests

Life’s tests can get hard. Sometimes, it feels like someone has placed a big boulder on our chests. Every step

FEATURED Motherhood Spirituality

October 11, 2020 Musings_Admn

Letter to a Mother

To the exhausted and overwhelmed mother I know that you cry secretly. You have cried while driving the car while

Community Motherhood Spirituality

March 24, 2015 Musings_Admn

Connecting with Children and Adults

My daughter is really fascinated when she sees a crow, still or flying, or when she sees anyone wearing a

Amidst the one-thousandth time answering, “Ammi (mom), what is this called?”, going through the motions of everyday chores, trying to find exactly two minutes and twenty-nine seconds of uninterrupted downtime, finding that last bit of draining energy to stay calm, there are fleeting moments with a sudden realization that there is meaning to this madness. It is almost as if that time slows down, birds stop chirping, the dryer stops making that tumbling sound and one can see a flash of His Divine Plan unveiled from behind the chaos that often surrounds oneself like scattered dust. Marium’s Musings is an attempt to capture and preserve some of those often random and unexpected flashes of hope and meaning not only for myself and my daughter, but also for anyone who might find some unexpected joy and pause for meaning during their two minutes and twenty-nine seconds of uninterrupted downtime.

Marium lives in London with her husband and two daughters. Alongside trying to run a house and raise a toddler, she is trained in Chemistry and the traditional Islamic sciences, and is now an aspiring writer. She is also an optimist who believes that one day this will all make sense.