Writing

August 2, 2011

Washington’s plight (The dilema that is the National-Debt):

This whole mad scramble for cash, by the U.S. government should make the American people ponder deeply about the severe condition of our national economy, as well as how we’re being viewed in the world right now, as a sinking ship. However, one thing that has not been pondered over is this: have any of Continue reading

Activism, Debt-Ceiling, Economy, Global Economy, Global Politics, Muslim Writers, Political-Awareness, Social-Awareness, U.S. Economy, U.S. Politics, Wall Street, Writing

Debt Ceiling, Economics, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Wall Street Movement, Occupy Wall Street Protests, Politics, Social Awareness, U.S. Congress, United States Congress, Wall Street Protester Movement, Wall Street Protesters, Wall Street Protests, Washington
August 1, 2011

Some Brief Islamic-History (the Dismantlement of the Ottoman Empire):

https://greekreporter.com/2022/11/01/five-things-about-ottoman-empire/ https://gbwrites.com/2022/12/16/muslimpolitics/ It is no accident that the recent revolutions, which have occurred in Tunisia & Egypt, and have swept across the entire Arab-World, to places like Bahrain, Yemen, Syria & Libya, have occurred close to the 100th anniversary of the toppling of the Ottoman Empire, the last officially recognized global ruling body over the Continue reading

Activism, Arab Spring, Culture, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Political-Awareness, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Arab World, Arabian Peninsula, Bahrain, Egypt, Islam, Libya, Muslim, Muslim World, Muslims, Ottoman Empire, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen
August 1, 2011

Islam is my Life & Fashion is my Passion:

I remember when I first became a Muslim, like so many us who reverted to Islam, I went through the whole “change your name”, change your look, and essentially change who you naturally, culturally are, as a person nonsense, and so-on. After my little street-life/party & drug-scene stint, I decided that I needed to be Continue reading

Activism, Africa, Allah, Art, Art/Fashion, Asia, Community-Service, Culture, Economy, Europe, Fashion, Global Economy, Global Politics, Influence, Influences, Islam & Activism, Islam & Art, Islam & Fashion, Islamic Art, Islamic-Fashion, Islamic-Teachings, Latin America, Muslim, Muslim Writers, Muslims, Muslims & Activism, Muslims & Art, Muslims & Fashion, North America, Peer, Peer Pressure, Peers, Political-Awareness, Qur’an, Religious-Bias, Religious-Discrimination, Salafi, Salafi-Movement, Sarcasm, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, Sunnah, U.S. Economy, U.S. Politics, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Islam, Mustafa George, Mustafa George DeBerry, Salafi Movement
August 1, 2011

The Muslims need to serve the people:

On the night of June 4th & the early morning of June 5th, 2011, I participated in the annual “AFSP: Out of the Darkness Overnight” Anti-Suicide walk, in New York City. I didn’t even realize how important this walk that I had committed myself to was, until I actually got to the starting point of Continue reading

Activism, Community-Service, Culture, Muslim Writers, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Social-Awareness, Suicide, Suicide-Awareness, Suicide-Prevention, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

AFSP, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Anti-Suicide walks, International Survivors of Suicide Day, Islam, Islam & Activism, Muslims, Muslims & Activism, NYC International Survivors of Suicide Day, Suicide Awareness, Suicide Prevention
August 1, 2011

My perils of being a Muslim in America:

Being Muslim in America is exactly what it is, being Muslim in America. You always get the weird, threatening stares from people on trains, buses, platforms, sidewalks, for either having a beard, Hijab/Jilbab, Niqab, or any other physical indicator, that tells people that you’re Muslim, or “looks Muslim”. Even though I’ve lived in the U.S. Continue reading

Activism, Culture, Islam & Activism, Muslim Writers, Muslims & Activism, Political-Awareness, Self-Discovery, Self-Empowerment, Self-Therapy, Social-Awareness, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

America, Islam, Islamophobia, Muslims, Self Discovery, Self Empowerment
July 30, 2011

The reasons why I write:

Unfortunately, I was not very vocal or expressive, when I was young. So, there’s a lot of things that I could’ve & should’ve shared with others, that are now lost in time, because I chose not to preserve them literarily. However, after I became a Muslim, and especially within this past decade, I’ve developed the Continue reading

Muslim Writers, Poetry, Self-Discovery, Self-Therapy, Writing, Youth-Empowerment

Art, Expression, Literature, Self Discovery, Self Empowerment, Self Therapy

Writing

Washington’s plight (The dilema that is the National-Debt):

Some Brief Islamic-History (the Dismantlement of the Ottoman Empire):

Islam is my Life & Fashion is my Passion:

The Muslims need to serve the people:

My perils of being a Muslim in America:

The reasons why I write: