30 Masjids welcomes Guest Bloggers and your stories, photos, podcasts, videos.
- Your Ramadan story can be any length.
- If possible, Please include at least one photo.
- If your Ramadan story is a video, upload to Vimeo or YouTube and we’ll embed from there.
- Posts can be about anything related to your experience this Ramadan.
Many thanks to Jasmine Amoh (@amajas) who became first-ever Guest Blogger with her Ramadan 2011 stories:
Our third-ever guest blog post in 2011 was a surprise. It was from Columbus, Ohio !!
In Ramadan 2012, 30Masjids saw even more Guest Bloggers:
- Day 10 – Ramadan in Toronto has been quite different than in Mumbai, By Zoheb Kherada
- Day 23 – Masjid Qurtabah – A Hidden Gem in Scarborough | By Kaif Khan (@Kaifoom)
- A stolen bike, Canadian Tire and Lowes | By Naeem Siddiqi (@NaeemSiddiqi)
- Day 25 – Malton Islamic Centre – Mississauga | By Zainab Omar
- Day 27 – Ramadan: What Does it Mean to Muslims | By Javed Akbar, Pickering Islamic Centre
- Night 27 – Br. Mustaq Ahmad receives Leadership & Lifetime Achievement Award | By Ovais Iqbal, MQI Canada, Jame-al-Mustafa and Mississauga Muslim Community Center
- Day 28 – Risalah Foundation – Vaughan, Ontario | By Zainab Omar
- VIDEO – Great British Muslims | Via Zainab Omar
Why not see your Ramadan 2013 or Eid story here?
- Day 4 – My Story about London Muslim Mosque | By Aksa Mahmood
- Day 20 – Northern Muslim Association – Sudbury | By Abubacar
- Ramadan in Kingston, Ontario – Reflection of The Past | By Mona Rahman
- YOUR story here, InshAllah!
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Leave a message below or email your story with a photo or two to:
HiMY dot org @ Gmail dot com
This is a briliant idea by HiMy to enable us to report our Ramadan experience at one platform. Ramadan in Toronto has been quite different as in Mumbai. In Mumbai there are lot many people and food is available on the streets whereas in Toronto its more disciplined and despite the fact that the fast duration(summer) is 1.5times than in Mumbai, it feels easier to keep roza here due to the fantastic facilities this city has to offer.
Assalamu ‘alaikum.
I tried to e-mail you the Ramadan in Kingston blog but it bounced back. Perhaps you can e-mail me and I’ll reply to that, Insha Allah.
wassalam
Mona
I met Himy last year at the Jane’s Walk picnic for volunteers and learned many things during our interesting conversation. When he asked me to share about my experience of fasting, I hesitated because I am not nearly as observant as him or other guests on this site. He wanted me to say something anyway and now that I have stumbled upon this website again, I feel compelled to share my experience.
For me, fasting is a way to reduce some of the “noise” of the physical world and try to tune into the spiritual realm. There is something about not being able to run to the fridge for comfort food and having only God to run towards. That, and the way that Iftar time brings busy family members together at the table, makes fasting a special gift from God.