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Posted on April 30, 2007 in Uncategorized by livinghalal1 Comment »

Tags: Halal Fun: Book Festival, Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, UCLA, halal lifestyle, life, family, parenting, children, kids, reading, visiting, livinghalal, ummah, healthy lifestyle, fun, rewarding, dream

Posted on April 30, 2007 in Uncategorized by livinghalal1 Comment »

Tags: muslim, islam, fun, Aquarium of the Pacific, family, life, children, kids, livinghalal, ummah, audio, films, halal, activities

Posted on April 21, 2007 in Reviews by livinghalalNo Comments »

A LivingHalal Reminder:
Even if it’s Halal, calories and cholesterol still count :)

Tags: Restaurant Reviews, Ma’s Islamic Chinese Restaurant, 601 East Orangethorpe Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92801-1008, zabiha, halal, chicken, beef, yam yam, livinghalal, voice of the people, voice reviews

Posted on April 21, 2007 in Being A Muslim by livinghalalNo Comments »

Tags: Being a Muslim in America, Youth, public school, Islamic school, being strange, a stranger, Islam is a way of life, proud of being Muslim, Islam will be strange, hold the value that you have dear to yourself, and not to lose, until the end, livinghalal, Islam, identity, self-esteem, minority, religion, teenager, dating, challenges, temptation, pre-marital relationship

Posted on April 20, 2007 in Being A Muslim by livinghalal2 Comments »

‘I felt more welcome in the Bible belt’

Manal Omar had used her five-piece ‘Islamic-style’ swimsuit for years - in Rio, Washington and Kuala Lumpur - and it had never brought her more than a curious glance. Then she went for a dip in Oxford …

One Sunday last month I went for my afternoon swim at my local David Lloyd’s fitness club wearing the Islamic-style swimsuit I have been wearing for years. The swimsuit has recently been celebrated by media outlets from Newsweek to National Geographic as an innovative way for Muslim women to become more active. As an American-Muslim woman, I have always been determined to be active without compromising my faith. I have been swimming in capital cities across the world from Rio de Janeiro to Washington DC to Kuala Lumpur, and now London. Although I get curious stares, I have never had any awkward moments when I head out for a swim.

Guardian Article

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