HeyJaredThe Strange Inc. Show
This show hopes to help writers create masterpieces which are inspired and authentic. As a non profit publishing house, Strange Inc., serve Muslim women writers.
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100. Suma Din: Redefining Muslim Identity & Motherhood (opens the original)
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Stay Connected with Strange Inc: https://sendfox.com/StrangeincorporatedJoin our Muslim Creative Community: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...Suma Din is an author, researcher, educator and freelance writer. Her books range from children's to adult titles, specialising in writing for Muslim women. She continues her passion for strengthening the position of families through her work to work with women and girls through professional projects and in the voluntary sector. Suma is married and m
99. Al-Mu'min: For Everyone Too Afraid to Make Something True (opens the original)
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Strange Inc. is a non profit creative institution. Join our newsletter: https://sendfox.com/Strangeincorporated Join our Muslim creative community: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Find out more: www.strangeincorporated.org
98. Shahida Rahman: Writing An Award Winning Novel: The Heights Of Historical Fiction (opens the original)
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Stay Connected with Strange Inc: https://sendfox.com/Strangeincorporated Join our Muslim Creative Community: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScz-QRp8sbRIw2lPEKxl5Ceo9bnMAvP0PatHnh-b8KZd-UolA/viewform?pli=1 The Creative Excellence Awards 2026 applications: https://strangeincorporated.org/excellenceawards/ Shahida Rahman is an award-winning author and writer, born and raised in Cambridge, UK. Her late father, Abdul Karim, moved to Cambridge from East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) in 1957. Sha
97. Makeda Yasenul: Writing On Being Bigger Than Divorce (opens the original)
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Stay Connected with Strange Inc: https://sendfox.com/StrangeincorporatedJoin our Muslim Creative Community: https://strangeincorporated.org/creativecommunity/Makeda Yasenlul is an Ethiopian-born mother, author, and entrepreneur who blends strategic storytelling with Islamic principles to help women—particularly Muslim women and single mothers—heal and rebuild their lives after divorce. After navigating her own deeply transformative divorce, she channeled her resilience into her debut book, Bigge
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