The links to new folio are on the blog page.
New folio available on Fri. 4/7/17! See blog for details.
All or most MWWWI members have written books. The following includes examples of our individual works.
Zakia Iman Shahbaz -Zakia is the author of five books. She writes primarily for children however, she also loves to write poetry, especially ghazals. Her current projects are, Ameerah Makes a Friend, and a book of poetry (haikus and ghazals). A future project is a memoir. The children's titles are: A Trophy for Bilal, A Medal for Nabila, The Big Blue Bicycle, and the first two in a series, Ameerah’s First Day and Ameerah and the Missing Lunchbox. A new book, Ramadan and the Three Rs was published in 2013. For more information about her books, visit Zakia Iman Shahbaz at www.blurb.com.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Haleemah Abdul Muhaymin - Haleemah writes primarily for the youth market. She is the author of The Princess and The Journeyers Series. Yumn of the Kabaliya, Shawiya, the Warrior Princess and Hidden Royalty are the first three of her Princess series. The Ocean Meridians and Sequoiadendrons are her first two of the Journeyers series, with the soon to be published, Amazon Rain Dragon, which will make three. For more information about the series, visit Haleemah Abdul Muhaymin at www.blurb.com.
Sarah ‘White Dove’ Farlow - Sarah has written a children’s book and a book of poetry, Two Wings and a Prayer.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Jamillah Abdul Muhaymin - Jamillah’s first book, Islam for a New Shahadah, was published last year and has been well received. She is also a prolific poet, writing poems in many styles and formats. Her book, Imagination in Rhyme was published in the spring, 2013. Her new book, The Spiritual Life of a Muslim was published in 2015.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Muriel (Maryam Simmons - Maryam has written a book of poetry and a children's book soon to be published. She has also written an essay: Quranic Arabic is Essential Knowledge.
Habibah - A prolific writer of poetry and short stories not yet published.
Majeedah Neale - Majeedah is a hardworking mother of five boys who manages to make time to pursue her creative writing goals. She is the author of, ‘Gone Girl.’ Much of her writing focuses on the joy of the culinary arts and healthy eating.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Jameela Watson - Jameela was an strong supporter of MWWWI when we were centered in Sharjah, UAE. She has continued with her love for writing by earning a MFA in Poetry.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Fatima ‘Connie’ Tamayo - Fatima we thank for the idea of our annual folio. She has not formally published a book of her poetry yet. But she is always writing and has plenty to contribute when asked to do so. MWWWI is sure it is just a matter of time before she publishes a book of her vivid poetry.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Nabila Usman -
..…I believe that to become a successful writer, one must first be a good reader. So the more you read the better writer you will become………
…….When it comes to my personal writing interests, I usually work best in a calm ambiance with fewer people. At other times, all I need is "inspiration" to get my words flowing. I feel blessed because once I get an inspiration from anything and start writing, I don't care about my ambiance and it just happens naturally
that I seclude myself from my surroundings and all that remains are my words……….
……..it is very important to keep writing everyday even if it is just one paragraph………
……..I believe that time management; inspiration and commitment will help any aspiring writer succeed in
their writing goals.'
Nadia Hakkou - Nadia was born in Morocco but now lives in Northern Ireland. She has written a book,
The Flying Heart.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Haleemah Abdul Muhaymin - Haleemah writes primarily for the youth market. She is the author of The Princess and The Journeyers Series. Yumn of the Kabaliya, Shawiya, the Warrior Princess and Hidden Royalty are the first three of her Princess series. The Ocean Meridians and Sequoiadendrons are her first two of the Journeyers series, with the soon to be published, Amazon Rain Dragon, which will make three. For more information about the series, visit Haleemah Abdul Muhaymin at www.blurb.com.
Sarah ‘White Dove’ Farlow - Sarah has written a children’s book and a book of poetry, Two Wings and a Prayer.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Jamillah Abdul Muhaymin - Jamillah’s first book, Islam for a New Shahadah, was published last year and has been well received. She is also a prolific poet, writing poems in many styles and formats. Her book, Imagination in Rhyme was published in the spring, 2013. Her new book, The Spiritual Life of a Muslim was published in 2015.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Muriel (Maryam Simmons - Maryam has written a book of poetry and a children's book soon to be published. She has also written an essay: Quranic Arabic is Essential Knowledge.
Habibah - A prolific writer of poetry and short stories not yet published.
Majeedah Neale - Majeedah is a hardworking mother of five boys who manages to make time to pursue her creative writing goals. She is the author of, ‘Gone Girl.’ Much of her writing focuses on the joy of the culinary arts and healthy eating.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Jameela Watson - Jameela was an strong supporter of MWWWI when we were centered in Sharjah, UAE. She has continued with her love for writing by earning a MFA in Poetry.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Fatima ‘Connie’ Tamayo - Fatima we thank for the idea of our annual folio. She has not formally published a book of her poetry yet. But she is always writing and has plenty to contribute when asked to do so. MWWWI is sure it is just a matter of time before she publishes a book of her vivid poetry.
Click here for an example of her poetry
Nabila Usman -
..…I believe that to become a successful writer, one must first be a good reader. So the more you read the better writer you will become………
…….When it comes to my personal writing interests, I usually work best in a calm ambiance with fewer people. At other times, all I need is "inspiration" to get my words flowing. I feel blessed because once I get an inspiration from anything and start writing, I don't care about my ambiance and it just happens naturally
that I seclude myself from my surroundings and all that remains are my words……….
……..it is very important to keep writing everyday even if it is just one paragraph………
……..I believe that time management; inspiration and commitment will help any aspiring writer succeed in
their writing goals.'
Nadia Hakkou - Nadia was born in Morocco but now lives in Northern Ireland. She has written a book,
The Flying Heart.
MWWWI Group Endeavors - New 2017 folio will be available on Friday, April 7, 2017! See blog for details.
As a group we also publish our annual folio. To see examples of our annual folios, visit Blurb.com and look for the following titles:
2007
2007: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, First Literary Bouquet, Short Stories, Poems and Essays by Muslim Women, May 5, 2007. (Sharjah, UAE)
2009
2009: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, Delight of the Faith, MWWWI Third Annual Folio, May 2009, Delightful Musings by Muslim Women (Sharjah, UAE)
2011
2011: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, Fifth Annual Folio, April, 2011, Tapestry of Dreams, A Progressive Story by Muslim Women (Baltimore, MD)
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2008
2008: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, MWWWI Cornucopia of Delights, Literary Folio, May 2008, Short Stories, Poems and Essays by Muslim Women
2010
2010: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, Fourth Annual Folio, June 2010. Musings, Essays and Poems by Muslim Women, (Beltsville, MD)
2012
2012: Muslim Women Writers’ Workshop International, Sixth Annual Folio, Lawful Pleasures, A Collection of Poems and Essays by Muslim Women (Baltimore, MD)
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