Sifr.
Shaniyat TuraniA personal record of what I witnessed on my field reporting in the world and immigrant neighborhoods, and the quiet politics of how people survive systems built to break them.
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Ahad, Ahad
The clip runs about thirty seconds. Jaxson Dart, the Giants quarterback, stands at a podium in Suffern, New York, warms up the crowd with a Go Big Blue chant, and welcomes Donald Trump to the stage. They shake hands. Dart calls it an honor...
Blessed Are The Strangers
I have not been praying on time.
I have been writing about faith for long enough to know how easy it is to perform devotion without actually living it. The alarm goes off for Fajr and I silence it. Dhuhr passes while I am on a call. Asr ar...
Second Languages
His name was Ahmed. He was a medical student from Gaza, and his family was still there when we met in Havana.
We found each other the way people do on convoys. Through shared politics, borrowed cigarettes, the slow accumulation of hours in...
Foam of the Sea
I have not been present this Ramadan.
The fasting is there. The prayers are there. But I have not been sitting with it the way I know I should. I have not been opening the Quran the way I intended to when the month began. There is a word f...
The Bad Bunny Discourse Reveals How Liberals Normalize Colonization
In the aftermath of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, a predictable discourse emerged. Conservative commentators called the performance “un-American.” Liberal Twitter clapped back with a seemingly obvious retort: Puerto Rico is part of...
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Shaniyat Turani is an independent journalist covering stories of how colonialism, war, and climate change impact indigenous people.
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