Ramblings of a Burned Out Journalist
Aina J. KhanMy personal Substack
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The South Asian Men Who Connected Australia's Outback
An Afghan man at prayer in Alice Springs, 1934. Source: Marional Library of Australia, Norman Ellison collection of lantern slides
This photo brought tears to my eyes. It’s of an Afghan man praying in Alice Springs, Australia, 1934. I foun...
The Forgotten Women of the East Timor Genocide
I’m in East Timor looking at what happens “post-genocide.”
What does healing and justice look like, when genocide ends, but its fault lines still tremble years later?
Meet Lucia (pictured above), an East Timorese woman who was a m...
Praying at Al Noor Mosque on the Anniversary of the Christchurch Massacre
This is the athaan, the Islamic call to prayer at the Al-Noor mosque in Christchurch where a white supremacist massacred 51 souls exactly 7 years ago today.
Children shrieking and colliding with worshippers performing taraweh prayers....
An African Islam in Senegal's Holy City of Touba
The Grand Mosquée in the Senegalese holy city of Touba. Credit: Aina J. Khan
“Tu as Musulman? Are you Muslim?”
As a fair-skinned, visibly Muslim woman travelling in the West African nation of Senegal where over 90% of the population are M...
Hello Darkness, My Old Friend
With my collapsible tripod shaking in the wind, I shot this photo of the Milk Way in the Namib desert, Namibia.
It’s the winter solstice today – the shortest day of the year – so I think it’s the perfect time to share: I. Hate. British. Wi...
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