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Back to blogging

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back to blogging

Yep, back again after trying to test waters in so many other stuff. But yes I am back to make this space my comfort zone from where I’ll be sharing the various experiences of being a Muslim mom in the subcontinent to what l have been up to in the last 7 to 8 months. Till another post comes up do check out my blog post on
https://halallifemagazine.com/author/syedawriter/

From writing for my blog to an e-magazine it’s been a journey. 
Do keep checking out this place for the journey I have been through. 

Atika

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