Welcome to the Muslimah Archive
A sacred corner of the internet—curated with love, faith, and your journey in mind.
Here, we honour Muslim women’s voices, stories, struggles, and sacred growth.
From the deeply personal to the powerfully spiritual—this is your space.
Your archive. Your voice. Your barakah.
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You Are Enough
Perfect smiles. Flawless skin. Slim waists. Effortless beauty. She sighed, whispering, “Ya Allah… why can’t I look like them?”
When Hafsah Hit Pause
The day Hafsah realized something was wrong, she wasn’t in a hospital bed or therapy chair.
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The Sacred Invitation
For years, Hajj had been a distant dream. One she whispered in tahajjud, tucked between tears and midnight du’as . . .
When the Moon Fades
The masjid was quiet now. The rows that once overflowed with worshippers had thinned. . .
Redefining Success in a Modern World
She had learned that breaking barriers wasn’t just about getting a seat at the table; it was about staying . . .
The Second Wife’s Journal
She had known he had another wife—Amirah—but she never anticipated how deeply that reality would test her strength . . .
“Every Muslimah holds a story that deserves to be heard—not for the world’s applause, but for the soul’s healing.”
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In the News
Infertility, a shared responsibility, Gynecologist tells Nigerian couples at Muslimah Health Forum 6.0. Muslim News gathered that the forum, themed “Breaking the Cycle: Reclaiming Hormone Health & Hope”, . .
Bountiis Empower Single Mothers - The Widows, Divorcees, and Matured Singles Initiative of Bountiis Charity Initiative continues to play a crucial role in uplifting the lives of single Muslimah through such impactful events, programs, projects and initiatives. . .
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Menopause not a Disease - A Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Dr Saidat Badmus has advised women to age with grace and confidence saying that menopause is not a disease.
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Expert Advocate for Government Support in Cancer Treatment - An oncologist at the General Hospital in Odon, Lagos state has urged the Nigerian government to subsidise cancer treatment and integrate it into the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).
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