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It was an evening steeped in exploration, heritage, and inspiration as we joined esteemed guests at the British Society, Oman, in London, to celebrate the launch of A Journey to Arabia Felix — the latest book by renowned explorer Mark Evans MBE. Hosted in the Society’s elegant surroundings, the event brought together diplomats, adventurers, and storytellers to honour Evans’ […]
From the rose-red city of Petra to the lunar landscapes of Wadi Rum and finally the shimmering shores of the Red Sea, a journey through Jordan’s “Golden Triangle” reveals the country at its most spectacular. Travelling south from Amman, we traced a path through desert, mountains and salt plains before arriving in Aqaba, where turquoise […]
For Muslim couples seeking stillness, connection, and barakah in nature, Kaya at Blackhill Farm in Herefordshire is a sanctuary for the soul. Set against the rolling hills and open skies of the English countryside, it’s where faith meets tranquillity, a place to slow down, breathe deeply, and remember the beauty of simplicity. From making dhikr […]
The global fashion spotlight is firmly fixed on Saudi Arabia as Vivienne Westwood opened Riyadh Fashion Week 2025 with a bold, history-making runway show. One of the most anticipated events on the regional style calendar, the week-long fashion spectacle is fast becoming a powerhouse platform for Saudi talent, staging their work alongside international icons. Following last year’s star-studded […]
Where Modesty Meets Motherhood – A New Chapter in Ethical, Elegant Design In a landscape where fashion often overlooks the nuanced needs of Muslim mothers, a new brand is stepping forward with both purpose and style. Nabaya—a name that blends the spirit of the traditional abaya with a forward-thinking ethos—is on a mission to transform how […]
The postpartum period begins immediately after delivery and typically lasts 6–12 weeks, though emotional and physical adjustments may continue longer. During this time, your body undergoes significant changes: lochia (post-birth bleeding) gradually transitions from bright red to brown then yellow over about five to six weeks. Vaginal dryness, hemorrhoids, constipation, and urinary incontinence are common—up to […]
