Big Little Steps is all about love for Islam from Muslimahs in all walks of life, and the feeling of belonging to the ummah, regardless of the level of faith one has. She also shares “10 groundbreaking sharia laws that improved women’s status after the rise of Islam”, and another section features excerpts written by modern-day Muslim women, including a motivational speaker, Miss Universe contestant, artist and fashion designer.

Mathilde is a French thirty-something woman who has lived a life filled with faith and spirituality since a young age. In this portion author mentioned reason of writing this book is to communicate with like minded women. The book shares such a beautiful quotes and anecdotes that were such a delight to read, and it reminds you of the key foundations of your faith. The author has included motivating, inspiring, and encouraging quotes from people, mostly women, from all walks of life. DVDs, CDs, electronics, VHS tapes, audiotapes, or games and puzzles must be unopened and in their original saleable plastic wrapped boxes.

I remember going into the sister hall and sitting with the other teenage girls as they recited the Quran. Mathilde is a French thirty-something woman who has lived a life filled with faith and spirituality from a young age. So in a nutshell, this amazing, customized😋,faminine, self help book is for women and full of references from Quran and hadith with speculative practical advice.

Her journey as a new Muslim takes up much of the book, which will appeal to teens and young women seeking soulful guidance. The author shows the reader the beauty of Islam, its origin, its practicality in our lives, and its impact in a Muslim’s life.Since her conversion to Islam in 2002 Mathilde Loujayne has crossed paths with women from all walks of life on a common spiritual journey to discover Islam from a feminine perspective. I had concerns with certain concepts and issues related to the religious aspect in the book, which I have written about in my blog https://ummafrazblog.

It contains just about all the information you have ever needed to hear in regards to any burning questions about Islam.You will stay ‘you’; you will simply benefit from the process as you make positive changes to your way of thinking. The idea of writing this book started haunting me for years and I slowly watched it become an unattainable dream, the longer I did nothing about it,” she tells The National shortly after the global book launch last month and before it’s released in North America in January. In the introduction part she beautifully shared her early life before Islam, when and how she converted to Islam and why she has written this book.

As a teenager, I was eager to learn about Islam and to have my questions answered, but it was nearly impossible back then to find books that were adapted to me as an audience. My entire journey has been filled with hardships but one thing that did not change was my devotion and faith in Allah.Only reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I wished it would of spoken more about the hijab since it’s something that I’m still confused about as a new Muslim but overall the book is pretty good. A Way of Life depicts how simple acts such as eating, fasting, praying, self-care, and animal welfare is not only mundane living, but also a way of life according to Islam which can be turned into acts of worship. I remember when I first started my Muslim journey, finding information on literally anything was so hard. Since her conversion to Islam in 2002, Mathilde Loujayne has crossed paths with women from all walks of life on a common spiritual journey to discover Islam from a feminine perspective.