Hearts that Remember
Hearts that Remember aims to help tired and battered hearts navigate stressors in a modern, fast-paced society. It is a space to discover how to let go of societal’s pursuit of perfection and instead embraces our imperfections as human beings. Sa’diyya draws from her experiences with a physical disability and shares how the disability pushed her to reflect on life’s purpose, navigate her emotions, and deal with stereotypes. She shares how her heart ultimately found sanctuary through the remembrance of God, primarily upon reflecting on His 99 attributed names depicted in Islamic tradition.
Hearts that Remember is a safe space for all readers from different walks of life to find sanctuary and rest through learning about Disability & Islam based on the author’s intersectional life experience.
Hearts that Remember aims to help tired and battered hearts navigate stressors in a modern, fast-paced society. It is a space to discover how to let go of societal’s pursuit of perfection and instead embraces our imperfections as human beings. Sa’diyya draws from her experiences with a physical disability and shares how the disability pushed her to reflect on life’s purpose, navigate her emotions, and deal with stereotypes. She shares how her heart ultimately found sanctuary through the remembrance of God, primarily upon reflecting on His 99 attributed names depicted in Islamic tradition.
Hearts that Remember is a safe space for all readers from different walks of life to find sanctuary and rest through learning about Disability & Islam based on the author’s intersectional life experience.
Hearts that Remember aims to help tired and battered hearts navigate stressors in a modern, fast-paced society. It is a space to discover how to let go of societal’s pursuit of perfection and instead embraces our imperfections as human beings. Sa’diyya draws from her experiences with a physical disability and shares how the disability pushed her to reflect on life’s purpose, navigate her emotions, and deal with stereotypes. She shares how her heart ultimately found sanctuary through the remembrance of God, primarily upon reflecting on His 99 attributed names depicted in Islamic tradition.
Hearts that Remember is a safe space for all readers from different walks of life to find sanctuary and rest through learning about Disability & Islam based on the author’s intersectional life experience.