08/03/2026
International Women’s Day — a dua for Muslim women everywhere 🤍
Today I’m holding Muslim women in my heart — across borders, across languages, across very different realities.
To the women in Iran:
May Allah open a path for you to discover the beauty of your faith without control, coercion, or cruelty.
May your Islam feel like mercy again — not a weapon used against you.
To the women in Gaza:
May you finally know stability after years of grief and disruption.
May you look around at four walls that are safe — not a flimsy tent that trembles in the wind.
May you, your children, your siblings, your parents, your husbands — be protected, provided for, and allowed to breathe again.
And to every woman making iftar under threat —
in kitchens where the sound of cooking is interrupted by fear…
under skies that don’t feel safe…
with a heart that keeps going anyway…
May Al-Mu’min surround you with His protection.
May Al-Jabbar mend what has been shattered.
May Ar-Rahman send relief that arrives sooner than expected.
May Allah return you to safety, dignity, and ease — and honour every sabr you’ve had to carry.
And today, I’m also making dua for the invisible battles.
To every woman with hidden struggles —
health concerns no one sees, anxiety that’s taking over, exhaustion that’s been normalised, grief you’ve learned to carry quietly…
May Allah grant you healing that is deep, gentle, and lasting.
May He replace your heaviness with relief — and your fear with sakinah.
To every woman burning with the rage of injustice —
may Allah protect your heart from bitterness, and turn your pain into purposeful strength.
May you be held by the One who sees everything, even when the world feels cruel.
To my changemakers.
My female leaders.
My women who keep showing up, building, serving, teaching, mothering, guiding, creating…
Keep shining. The world needs you now more than ever.
And to the courageous souls on a healing journey —
the ones breaking cycles, healing generational wounds, choosing the harder path so others don’t have to…
I am so proud of you.
May Allah reward you for what noone claps for
Now tell me a woman you want to celebrate this Women's Day