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Auntie Aisha Answers: The Muslim Tween’s Ultimate Guide To Growing Up

Auntie Aisha Answers: The Muslim Tween’s Ultimate Guide To Growing Up

About The Book

Tweens have questions-and Auntie Aisha is here to answer them!

In a world full of confusing misinformation about growing up, you may not know who to turn to for reliable, nonjudgmental guidance.

She answers the physical, emotional, social, and religious questions you have (and a few you may not even know to ask). Aisha Hussain Rashid's no-nonsense advice is there for you through the turbulent tween years and beyond.

About The Author

Aisha Hussain Rasheed is bint al-juzur, a daughter of the Maldive Islands, currently acclimating to the tropical rainforests of Malaysia with her husband and son. She holds a BA in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence and a Shahadah Alimiyya. She likes to split her spare time between contemplating life and telling bad dad jokes (a.k.a. mom jokes).
She is honored to be a teacher at her alma mater, Al-Salam Institute, helping other seekers of knowledge achieve their dream of becoming alims and alimahs. This book is her labor of love for her then-tween son and other children his age.
She brings together her knowledge as an Islamic scholar and her years of experience as a community and youth leader to gently guide them through their very exciting and equally confusing journey of learning to be grown-ups.
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About The Book

Tweens have questions-and Auntie Aisha is here to answer them!

In a world full of confusing misinformation about growing up, you may not know who to turn to for reliable, nonjudgmental guidance.

She answers the physical, emotional, social, and religious questions you have (and a few you may not even know to ask). Aisha Hussain Rashid's no-nonsense advice is there for you through the turbulent tween years and beyond.

About The Author

Aisha Hussain Rasheed is bint al-juzur, a daughter of the Maldive Islands, currently acclimating to the tropical rainforests of Malaysia with her husband and son. She holds a BA in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence and a Shahadah Alimiyya. She likes to split her spare time between contemplating life and telling bad dad jokes (a.k.a. mom jokes).
She is honored to be a teacher at her alma mater, Al-Salam Institute, helping other seekers of knowledge achieve their dream of becoming alims and alimahs. This book is her labor of love for her then-tween son and other children his age.
She brings together her knowledge as an Islamic scholar and her years of experience as a community and youth leader to gently guide them through their very exciting and equally confusing journey of learning to be grown-ups.

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About The Book

Tweens have questions-and Auntie Aisha is here to answer them!

In a world full of confusing misinformation about growing up, you may not know who to turn to for reliable, nonjudgmental guidance.

She answers the physical, emotional, social, and religious questions you have (and a few you may not even know to ask). Aisha Hussain Rashid's no-nonsense advice is there for you through the turbulent tween years and beyond.

About The Author

Aisha Hussain Rasheed is bint al-juzur, a daughter of the Maldive Islands, currently acclimating to the tropical rainforests of Malaysia with her husband and son. She holds a BA in Islamic Law and Jurisprudence and a Shahadah Alimiyya. She likes to split her spare time between contemplating life and telling bad dad jokes (a.k.a. mom jokes).
She is honored to be a teacher at her alma mater, Al-Salam Institute, helping other seekers of knowledge achieve their dream of becoming alims and alimahs. This book is her labor of love for her then-tween son and other children his age.
She brings together her knowledge as an Islamic scholar and her years of experience as a community and youth leader to gently guide them through their very exciting and equally confusing journey of learning to be grown-ups.