You can read my digital Stylist articles here. Listed below are some of my favourite features:

• Answer The Question (general election series)

• This is what it’s like to be a Muslim woman in the UK right now

• Kamala Harris is winning the internet — can she win over voters too?

• “Islamophobia has been normalised in the UK for years, and I’m exhausted”

• “Signing a book deal was the best thing that happened to me, until it became the worst

• “To be cringe is to be free”": why I’m embracing embarrassment in my 30s

Politics

• Part of the Closed Doors project - Evicted in less than 10 minutes: Courts fail tenants broken by pandemic

• gal-dem: Since the local lockdowns, England’s north-south divide has never felt deeper

• gal-dem: Kamala Harris’ appointment is historic but don’t ignore her problematic past

• gal-dem: How a York noise protest become the first battleground in the fight to stop ‘mega prisons’

• gal-dem: Amid the pandemic, Sheffield’s activists are mounting a new line of defence to protect asylum seekers

• Tribune: The Northern rail betrayal

• Tribune: Remembering Anwar Ditta

• The Lead: The Met Police is rotten through and through: Is it worth keeping?

• Stylist Issue 587 - “Britain’s Forgotten Women: I felt like I was slowly dying in detention”

• Bustle: The problem with representation politics

• Glamour: 9 women on the person or moment that gave them hope in 2025

• Service 95: 15 people fighting for our future (and why you should know about them)

• I have written regular pieces for The Big Issue, which you can read here.

Feminism

• The Face: Carceral feminism puts Muslim women at risk

• Huck: Carceral feminism is not the answer to gendered violence

• Novara Media: Afghan women don’t need white feminism

• Dazed: Failed by police, survivors of abuse are forced to turn to social media

• Dazed: Iranian women are shaving their heads in protest of Mahsa Amini’s death

• The New Arab: International solidarity with all Iranian women has never been more important

• Glamour: Sex education in schools is contributing to a culture of misogyny and letting down our young women

• Mashable: What is white feminism and how does it harm women of colour?

• Dazed: What the Taliban’s beauty salon ban means for Afghan women

Entertainment

• Strong Female Character: Looking through the cinematic lens as an Arab woman film critic

• Tangled in Terror: Why Islamophobia is a threat to all people

• Review: Abolition Revolution by Aviah Sarah Day & Shanice Octavia McBean

• Candice Brathwaite On Cuts Both Ways, Her Writing Rituals & Creating Book Playlists

• Dizz Tate On Brutes, Florida Storms & Her Writing Process

• Nicole Flattery On Nothing Special, Celebrity & Social Media

• Whether you’re feeling loved up, spicy or heartbroken, here are 35 romance novels to suit every mood

• “I wanted to write a romcom for mid-life women”: Marian Keyes on her new novel, My Favourite Mistake

• “I want it to be the rich people you hate getting killed rather than women”: Bella Mackie on her new novel

• “Like Dolphin, my 30s were a transformative age”: Jacqueline Wilson on her new book, Picture Imperfect

• The unstoppable rise of the spicy novel: 18 must-read sexy books, according to literary insiders

• My best book of 2025, as chosen by Gillian Anderson, Afua Hirsch, Pandora Sykes and 32 more insiders

• What Riz Ahmed’s Bait gets right about representation — according to a Muslim writer