About The Muslim Housewife
Welcome to The Muslim Housewife-a blog about redefining the present day Muslim Housewife
I’m Farah Anwarullah, born and raised in good ‘ol Michigan. I am a full time Mom and Wife and a part time Dental Hygienist. I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2006 and moved to Chicago shortly after. I am presently enrolled in a full-time Islamic certification program. Aside from spending quality time with my husband and daughter I like working out, trying out new recipes, reading and of course Apple computers!
Redefined
What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear Muslim housewife? Perhaps a woman who is middle aged, uneducated, spends most of her time cooking and cleaning, and has absolutely no time for herself. Well I’m here to redefine what today’s Muslim housewife is all about. She’s not only hip and chic, but she also knows how to live a life that balances mind, body, and soul!
Housewives are looked upon as people who just cook, clean, and take care of the kids. It’s time people realize that housewives are capable of a lot more than they think. The work a housewife does in our society is undermined. But if one looks closely it is probably the best and most rewarding jobs a person could have.
Why The Muslim Housewife?
This blog is dedicated to helping Muslim Housewives take pride and joy in what they do. It is a place where limiting beliefs are lifted and the true definition of a Muslim housewife is brought to life and crowned!
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August 5th, 2008 at 8:56 pm
Assalamu alaikum Farah. I just got to your blog via a post of yours someone forwarded to me (a post about the headaches due to hasad you suffered after your wedding). It was good to read your blog.
Are you enorlled in the Al-Huda Online Course? The one Shazia Nawaz is in-charge of? I noticed Al-Huda’s name in your Blogroll.
Anyway, keep up the good work (blogging, doing dawah, being patient with your husband’s absences)! I am in Pakistan, but I have visited both Chicago and Troy and Detroit in Michigan. Both are great places, especially Chicago.
Wassalam.