Assalam-u-alaikum!
I am a clinical psychologist, author of Reflections From Life: A Muslim’s Guide To Inspiration, and I provide training sessions to teachers, parents and students.
I love inspiring people through my written words and I have a special interest in learning the psyche of kids. I love trying out new dishes especially ones that involve PASTA, traveling around like a nomad, making sweet savouries, and drinking coffee is my ultimate hobby!
Also, do visit my other blog The Bookish Nomad for book reviews, food guide and travel tips.
Lastly, your comments will be highly appreciated 🙂
Aisha Idris - Inspirational Blog 
Nice to meet you.
Your post are really interesting and inspiring.
Thumbs up for the My Niqab Is Not A Barrier But People post
Thank you for reading and appreciating 🙂
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Assalamu alaykum
Just found your post on wearing the niqab. Although I have always been a strong advocate for a woman’s right to wear one, I have come across niqabi woman or two lately who have made me wonder whether I was making a mistake. Your post reminded me why it’s so important that we support and encourage people to be and dress and behave in whatever way they choose.
Although I don’t think I would ever wear the niqab personally, I pray that people will always be supportive of you and your right to wear one.
Walaikum Assalam sister. Yes, most of the time we are wearing niqab with our own choice and it is really frustrating when someone comes and tells that we are being brainwashed or are oppressed. If women are left free to show every part of their body to the world then those who want to cover out of their own choice should also receive the same kind of support.
Jazakillah khair for reading and appreciating 🙂
Superb
Beautiful reply.
Just came across your blog and love all your writings Masha Allah..!! 🙂
Jazakillah khair sister for reading and appreciating my blog 🙂
Barakallahu Feeki 🙂
Aswk!
I found your post on niqab very helpful. To be honest, I was struggling to make a decision. I am a story teller, as in I perform on stage, and although I don’t wear a niqab, I wear hijab and lately I was becoming apprehensive about wearing it while performing. It was all happening in my mind; I never faced any problems because of my hijab. I am not sure why I was overthinking. I mean my sisters don’t like me to wear it when we go on outings and girl’s in my college do judge me, but I go through all that just fine, Alhamdulliah. So, I am not sure why I was hesitating to wear it now.
But, I gained a little perspective after going through your post. I was being stupid.
Also, I read a few of your book reviews, liked that they were more personal than professional. I am slightly technologically- challenged, couldn’t subscribe to that blog. How do I do it?
First of all, Jazakillah khair for reading my article and my TBN blog and appreciating it. I will pray that Allah helps you in your decision. You know when I was deciding to wear niqab I had gone through all of these thoughts as well. But after reading stories of different niqabi sisters I was able to become more firm in my decision.
I still haven’t added a subscription option on that blog. Please follow me on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/aisboo and Twitter @AishaWritesTBN because I constantly share my articles there.
Feel free to write to me if you have any further questions 🙂
Sure, I will.
Your story is from UAE to Karachi, mine from Chennai to UAE!
Keep up your good work!
Baarakallaahu Feeki.
Jazakallah for dropping by. Enjoy your moments in UAE as much as you can. I miss this place a lot. 🙂
W. Salam, Aisha 🙂 I enjoyed browsing around your blog and reading your various posts, will definitely visit again 🙂 Also ‘liked’ your Facebook page! If you enjoy reading fiction then please do visit my blog for book recommendations, thanks! 🙂
http://acozymurderisannounced.blogspot.de/?m=0
All the best,
Ramla Zareen
Oh wow! I would love to check back on your book recommendations. I love reading novels 😀 Do read through my ‘Inspiring to read’ section where I post my own short stories
Will definitely read your stories, Aisha 🙂 I have bookmarked your blog and am looking forward to checking it out in detail in few days when I have some extra time on my hands.
You are also most welcome to share the links of those stories that you especially consider your best efforts through your comment in the following post so that the readers of my blog can also check them out if they wish too! 🙂
http://acozymurderisannounced.blogspot.de/2015/01/introduction.html?m=0
Thanks and all the best with your reading and writing! 🙂
You’re a lovely girl. Ma Sha Allah. :”) Great blog.
Thank you dear 😀
Hey aisha ! Your blog is a beautiful place to stay and your intro was simple and awesome 🙂 I am following you….. Will read your posts more often 🙂 Love xx
Thank yo for your appreciation 🙂
Hello Aisha (what a lovely name!) Thanks for stopping by my blog–it’s honour to find yours. Will be coming back after work today to explore and of course comment. Hope to see you around my quarter some more.
Yes, I saw you blog and since it seemed so interested I couldn’t help clicking the following button. Will be there soon to check out your posts 🙂
I’ve nominated you for a Leibster Award. Please see my latest post for details if you’re interested!
Well, that is very sweet of you. Thanks. I will look into its detail very soon.
MashaAllah your doing a wonderful job keep writing keep improving and youll become one of the best writers one day 😉 all the best for future!!
Thanku for your appreciation 🙂
Your wrote a really good post post on Aisha& . I really enjoy your writing style. I also own a blog on free vin history. Do check it out and let me know your thoughts, thank you!
Thank you for your appreciation. 🙂