Letters from a Muslim Woman
Noha BeshirDispatches from one woman's life as a Western Muslim told through the lens of mental health, faith, and the multi-generational immigrant experience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 183 | Subscribers | Read | nohabeshir.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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When belonging is strange
Writer’s Note: Today’s piece is a lot less “polished essay” and a lot more “journal entry”. You’ve been warned.
Why I'm taking down the paywall on Letters from a Muslim Woman
Going away for a bit is a great way to shake your assumptions about your rules and routines. We got back from Egypt a little over two weeks ago, and while it may look like everything is back to normal, inside me the wheels are churning diff...
On fully stocked grocery shelves and self-sufficiency
I had this dream that we would move to the mountains, or maybe a farm, and be self-sufficient. That we would milk our own cows and my children would be able to function without screens. That I would be able to function without screens. How ...
Home, jetlagged, and new writing
Bunduq, M’s aunt’s cat, truly the fluffiest and fattest cat I have ever seen, in Cairo
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Essayist and poet. Recovering People-pleaser. Second generation Muslim Canadian writing about the Arab-Muslim experience. Words in Maisonneuve Magazine, WAYF Journal, and others.
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