Halal Food Fest Sabra Ismath August 4, 2019 Lifestyle & Entertainment Halal Food Fest—a place where there's nothing but good food, full of smiles and lots of different talents and services being shared. Many attend year after year, but this was my first time. There were many dif... Read More...
A Fight for Democracy: Sudan’s Massacre Sabra Ismath June 30, 2019 News & Social Issues As we celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr, our brothers and sisters in Sudan are fighting for their lives to live in a democratic world. Sudan had many tough years under Omar Al-Bashir`s presidency who enforced a strict f... Read More...
The Raptors Win and Basketball in the Lives of Muslim Youth Sabra Ismath June 6, 2019 Lifestyle & Entertainment, News & Social Issues Basketball is religiously played in many of our homes and watched keenly on our televisions. It is a common ground to break the ice of an awkward conversation, the starter of many friendships, and simply a spo... Read More...
Their Home, Their Native Land Sabra Ismath May 30, 2019 Creative Writing In we marched,taking everything away.Claiming it’s ours,“Our home and native land.” They shared,They cared.We tearedthe trust woven in a land we call ‘home.’ Yet, we weren’t invited.We invadedanother’s home,to... Read More...
An Attack on the Island: Reflections on the Sri Lanka Attacks Sabra Ismath May 19, 2019 News & Social Issues On Easter Sunday, Sri Lanka was attacked with suicide bombings that had killed more than 250 people and left at least 500 people injured. “Authorities said the attacks were carried out by two little-known Mus... Read More...
