Contributors
list of contributors by issue
Volume 02
Issue 02
The Jinn – By Hiba F. & Jabal Maryam (Writing)
Hiba F. is a high school senior who is frequently mistaken for a university professor. She completed her memorization of the Quran at age 14 and has since gotten into studying tafsir and Arabic. She’s a serial bullet journaling bookworm. Her other interests include drawing, embroidery and writing. She aspires for a career as an author, business woman and a naturopath. It’s only impossible till someone does it, you know?
Links: Instagram
Zahra F. is a high-school senior, the resident artist at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
Virtual Sitting Ducks & How Not to Be One- by Warisul Imam
Waris is a highschool senior, bookworm and writer. His interests include Islamic theology, particle physics, cosmology, maths, and computer science. His writings have been published on blogs like The Ascent, The Nonconformist and Deen Over Dunya. Currently, he’s working on a number of writing projects on a variety of topics ranging from the seerah to physics. Most notably though, he’s known for his peculiar habit of scribbling down equations and solving them whenever he finds himself unoccupied.
Links: Twitter
When Doubt Crawls Into the Heart – By Anifowose Masturoh
Anifowose Masturoh is a freelance writer and editor who has written many stories, articles, and poems. She is based in Nigeria and holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and Literary studies. She is an avid reader, and a knowledge seeker. She is a deen lover and also derives joy in making people happy. She is also currently striving to become a better version of herself.
Links: Twitter
Creepers – By Zarinah Binte Ali
Zarinah Binte Ali is a full-time wife, mum and educator, and a part-time artist who struggles with juggling her roles and interests in life.
Links: Instagram
Kashmiri culture and Westernization – By Shahid Shabeer Malik
Shahid Shabeer Malik is pursuing Computer Engineering in Delhi India. He is from kohru, Langate, Kashmir. His write-ups can be found at asnaav.com and inversejournal.com.
Links: Instagram | Twitter
Days of Palestine – By Sumayya S.
Sumayya is a university student who dislikes talking about herself in third-person.
Links: Twitter
Reject Not My Plea – By Afra Ahmad
Afra Ahmad is a writer, poet, artist, having a great passion for Arabic calligraphy, and an insane foodie. Based in Saudi Arabia, she is pursuing bachelors in English Literature. She writes about everything under the sun: from dark issues of the society to problems faced by Muslims to spreading Deen through her spiritual stories, poems, and write-ups. She’s also a Psychology enthusiast and loves to knit in her free time.
Links: Instagram (Writing) | Instagram (Art) | Wattpad
The Brick Wall – By JabalMaryam
Jabal Maryam is a first-year university student who excels at procrastination and last minute submissions.
Chance Encounters – By Aisha Zahid & Sumayya S.
Aisha Zahid is a college freshman with a soft corner for handwritten letters, flowers, and art. She’s been reading since her early years and writing for 5 years now. She’s currently in the process of writing her own book, which she hopes to publish in the near future.
Issue 01
Life Cycles: The Reflection We all Need – by Maryam Bargit (writing) & Zeynep Yıldırım (art)
Maryam is an eighteen-year-old college student who recently published her first poetry collection titled: Refuge. When she’s not writing, she often spends her time seeking knowledge and admiring the greater depths hidden within literature.
Links: Instagram | Tumblr
Zaynep is a freelance illustrator. She memorized the Quran at the age of seventeen and studied theology during her higher education. She taught the Quran at an islamic course for four years. Currently, she speaks at seminars about leading a holistic islamic lifestyle and understanding the Qur’an. She also runs a small business with her sister selling handmade products. She is a passionate artist and loves to read in her spare time.
Links: Instagram
I Saw the Sign – by MforMoon
MforMoon is a mum who makes illustrations and animations. By bring together painting, paper ripping, origami, (most of which is done with her young child), Islamic geometry and digital editing with the Quran, she hopes to uplift your spirit and connect you and your family with the words of God.
Links: YouTube | Etsy | Instagram
Investments, Tea Parties and Dominoes – by JabalMaryam
Jabal Maryam is a first-year university student who excels at procrastination and last minute submissions.
Why Does Iman Fluctuate? – by Hiba F. & JabalMaryam
Hiba F is a high school senior who is frequently mistaken for a university professor. She completed her memorization of the Quran at age 14 and has since gotten into studying tafsir and Arabic. She’s a serial bullet journaling bookworm. Her other interests include drawing, embroidery and writing. She aspires for a career as an author, business woman and a naturopath. It’s only impossible till someone does it, you know?
Links: Instagram
Drive – by ZimBey (writing & art)
ZimBey is a high-school senior, the resident artist at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
Links: Instagram
The Cycle of Acquiring Knowledge – by Warisul Imam (writing) & Khadija Amira Al-Maani (art)
Waris is a highschool senior, bookworm and writer. His interests include Islamic theology, particle physics, cosmology, maths, and computer science. His writings have been published on blogs like The Ascent, The Nonconformist and Deen Over Dunya. Currently, he’s working on a number of writing projects on a variety of topics ranging from the seerah to physics. Most notably though, he’s known for his peculiar habit of scribbling down equations and solving them whenever he finds himself unoccupied.
Links: Twitter
Inevitable Return – by Khadija Amira Al-Maani
Khadija is an eighteen-year-old Omani artist. Due to her curious nature and creative instincts, she loves to explore everything and anything. Having grown up in a beautiful Islamic environment and household, she learned from an early age to contemplate life, find beauty in everything, be grateful and always find ways to give back to the world. She is currently pursuing a degree in psychology but continues to keep arts as an important part and passion in my life.
Links: Instagram
The Roads We Take – by Mariam El-Khatib & Sumayya
Mariam is the product manager at LaunchGood. She is passionate about serving her community.
Links: Medium
Unexpected Letters – by Aisha Zahid, Afreen Razvi, Sumayya (writing) & Muhammad Mijil Pamungkas (art)
Aisha Zahid is a college freshman with a soft corner for handwritten letters, flowers, and art. She’s been reading since her early years and writing for 5 years now. She’s currently in the process of writing her own book, which she hopes to publish in the near future.
Afreen Razvi is a dentist by day, writer by night, a staunch debater and an avid reader.
Links: Tumblr | Instagram
Muhammad Mijil Pamungkas is an artist from Indonesia. “Art is a line around your thoughts.”
Volume 01
Issue 06
The Sky – by Tumkeen (Writing) & Satima Foriz (Art)
Fatima Firoz is a student of knowledge. She enjoys painting, reading and writing.
Tumkeen is a writer, story-teller, and poet. She is a contributor for Detroit Mom, Lansing Mom and Muslim Mamas of Michigan. She currently resides in the US with her husband and six children.
Hope – by Yasmine (Art) & Zeynep (Writing)
Yasmine is a full-time engineer and in her free time, you’ll find her either painting, enjoying her time outside, or hanging out with friends.
Links: Instagram
Zeynep is a linguistics enthusiast who enjoys reading, and occasionally writing down her thoughts and feelings.
Links: Instagram
Beneath the Intricacies – by Waris
Waris is a highschool senior, bookworm and writer. His interests include Islamic theology, particle physics, cosmology, maths, and computer science. His writings have been published on blogs like The Ascent, The Nonconformist and Deen Over Dunya. Currently, he’s working on a number of writing projects on a variety of topics ranging from the seerah to physics. Most notably though, he’s known for his peculiar habit of scribbling down equations and solving them whenever he finds himself unoccupied.
Sacred Places, Sacred Spaces – by Ahmad al Moroni
Ahmad al Moroni is a student of Islamic Theology at the University of Osnabrück, Germany. He grew up in the UK and has previously studied Traditional Islamic Sciences in Yemen. He tentatively started writing poetry to take part in the Islam’s wonderful spiritual expression. If he’s not writing, he’s reading and if not reading then he’s probably singing nasheeds.
Links: Instagram
The Art of Architecture – Yusra Ravat (Writing & Art)
Yusra Ravat is an architect and designer from South Africa, currently based in Dubai.
Her hobbies include reading, exploring different cuisines and new places, as well as spending time with loved ones. She is passionate about art and design – in all its forms, and understanding the complexities and intricate beauty in social and urban environments.
Her inspiration stems from the under-appreciated aesthetic of the architectural plan, as well as the graphics of De Stijl Movement.
Make Your Space, Build Your Pace – by Hiba F & JabalMaryam
Hiba F is a high school senior who is frequently mistaken for a university professor. She completed her memorization of the Quran at age 14 and has since gotten into studying tafsir and Arabic. She’s a serial bullet journaling bookworm. Her other interests include drawing, embroidery and writing. She aspires for a career as an author, business woman and a naturopath. It’s only impossible till someone does it, you know?
Links: Instagram
Jabal Maryam is a first-year university student who excels at procrastination and last minute submissions.
Links: Instagram
Unleashed – by Aisha Zahid
Aisha Zahid is a college freshman with a soft corner for handwritten letters, flowers, and art. She’s been reading since her early years and writing for 5 years now. She’s currently in the process of writing her own book, which she hopes to publish in the near future.
Of Earth Spaces & Beyond – & Backspace – by Rushna Ali Khan
Rushna Ali Khan is an ambivert who loves writing, travelling and capturing photos. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Psychology. An avid literature and art lover, Rushna aims to convey the message of her deen (Islam) through her writings and work.
Under The Desert Sky – by Barq al Hind (Writing) & Kiran Salim Shah (Art)
Barq al Hind is a writer from Hyderabad. With ancestry from Afghanistan, she enjoys reading and writing about the mountainous country. She is not as old as most people make her out to be.
Kiran is a visual artist by profession. She was listed in 2018 by Khaleej Times as one of the “Women at the Helm ”. Her work has been exhibited on local and international levels. Kiran is also an NLP Master Coach and works with young Muslim women.
She is currently working on publishing her Muslim YA novel Pink Shoes and Jilbaab – Not your average Hijab guide, a humorous take on a Muslim girl’s life. Coming January 2021, in sha Allah.
She has been a student of the Quran since 2012.
Lost – by Masturoh A. & Danrah (Writing) & Abdullah Imran (Art)
Masturoh is a freelance writer and editor who has written many stories, articles, and poems. She is based in Nigeria and holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and Literary studies. She is an avid reader, and a knowledge seeker. She is a deen lover and also derives joy in making people happy. She is also currently striving to become a better version of herself.
Danrah is a perpetually tired twenty-something. She enjoys reading but only sometimes. She hopes to one day memorize the entire Quran, and hopes also, albeit with lesser enthusiasm, to visit Japan when she has enough money to buy tickets and accommodation there.
Abdullah Imran is an architecture student from the UK. He is particularly interested in the (often messy) intersection of beauty & aesthetics, spirituality, and culture. He hopes to one day have the opportunity to contribute towards a new, confidently Islamic visual language for art and architecture, God willing.
Links: Instagram
Life Under Occupation: India Occupied Kashmir – by Syeda Rabe’a Bukhari
Syeda Rabe’a Bukhari is a post graduate in English Literature from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. She currently works with an NGO based in Kashmir.
Links: Twitter
Issue 05
And The Fear Continues – by Salman Sowdagar
Salman Sowdagar is a poet and short story writer living in Hyderabad, India. His work received a Commendable Mention in Wingword Short Story Prize 2017. Salman was among the Featured Writers in Wordweavers Poetry Contest 2017. His work has appeared in magazines such as The Bombay Review, Merak magazine, Verse of Silence, The Pangolin Review, CultureCult magazine, Infinithoughts, etc. He is currently studying MA English at MANUU.
Links: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Dare to Fail – by Sambusa
Sambusa is a junior doctor who enjoys writing poetry in her free time. She was once an avid reader and fitness junkie.
Navigating College – by Khadija Drebi
Khadija is a designer and student by day and a blogger by night. She is a fourth year Interior Design major. She enjoys travelling and trying different cuisines. In her work, she is very passionate about sustainability. She considers herself to be a busybody and is perpetually working on different passion projects.
Are you My Karma? – by Adeeba Jafri
Adeeba the writer behind the online blog dessertinthedesert.org. She is a graduate of Barnard College, Columbia University, where she studied history and political science. After moving to Doha in 2009, she started teaching Islamic Studies specifically aimed at Muslim Third Culture kids where she continues teaching even today. She is also the author of numerous children’s Islamic stories.
Faith Over Fear – by Imane Bazoune
Imane is an Algerian writer and educator based in Saudi Arabia. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication and a Masters Degree in English Literature. Both her undergraduate and graduate studies have been attained in Malaysia, which further enrich her experience as a multicultural person.
Links: Instagram
To Fear or Not to Fear? – by Samu R. Ai
Samu R. Ai is a part time student earning a degree in Islamic Studies, a martial artist and a serial coffee drinker. By trade, she works at a desk, staring at and sorting through numbers and sending chills down colleagues’ backs by her simple presence; she hates slackers. Also, she’s probably read more books than you.
Sp-Spider! – by ZimBey
Zimbey is a high-school junior, the resident artist (yes, another award-winning one) at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
East Turkestan: Through My Eyes – by Gulruy Asqer (Story), Geigo Sakayudha (Art), Lutpulla (Art) & Sumayya FS (Writing)
Gulruy is a Uyghur poetess, mother of twin girls, teacher and a woman with a bleeding heart for her people suffering in East Turkestan.
Links: Twitter | Facebook
Geigo is an illustrator, graphic designer, and ex-barista. He loves books, travel and deep conversations.
Links: Medium | Instagram | YouTube
Sumayya is a university student who dislikes talking about herself in third-person.
Links: Twitter
Despair – by JabalMaryam
Links: Instagram
Issue 04
The Origin of Language – by Fatima Firoz & Zahra Aslam
Fatima Firoz (writer) is a student of knowledge. She enjoys painting, reading and writing.
Zahra Aslam, (artist) a student of Islamic psychology as well as a newbie painter, finds pleasure in skating, playing with cats in her spare time and getting the hang of calligraphy. She’s been spending her time rearranging her room every now and then, the past couple of months. Currently on a journey to get inspired by the words of young writers and aspiring to be like one herself.
The Blessing We Take For Granted – by Waris
Waris is a highschool senior, bookworm and writer. His interests include Islamic theology, particle physics, cosmology, maths, and computer science. His writings have been published on blogs like The Ascent, The Nonconformist and Deen Over Dunya. Currently, he’s working on a number of writing projects on a variety of topics ranging from the seerah to physics. Most notably though, he’s known for his peculiar habit of scribbling down equations and solving them whenever he finds himself unoccupied.
Heart’s Messenger – by Invisible Ink
Language – A Key to Time Travel – by Samu R. Ai
Samurai is a part time student earning a degree in Islamic Studies, a martial artist and a serial coffee drinker. By trade, she works at a desk, staring at and sorting through numbers and sending chills down colleagues’ backs by her simple presence; she hates slackers. Also, she’s probably read more books than you.
Eclipse – by JCitykey (Writing) & Mahek (Art)
Jcitykey (writer) was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and is currently pursuing a degree in the applied sciences. He has been writing poetry since he was 13, and more consistently since the age of 21. He takes from the likes of Percy Shelly and Homer, and more recently from the likes of Mawlana Rumi, Allama Iqbal and other mystic poets.
Links: Twitter
Mahek (artist) in a world where everyone is struggling to actually find their identity, it’s indeed ironic how everyone still had one identity they go by ; and mine is Mahek /notmahekUwU. I’m a Business Management student and sometimes I force myself to draw for the pleasure of satisfaction in the frustration that comes with every step in the process of art where you have absolutely no idea what you’re doing. I apparently also force myself to live for the same reason. I’ve vowed to make sure to try and learn everything within my limits that I can get my hands on. This whole life is a process.
Body Language – by Hiba F (Writing) & Zavier Herawan (Art)
Hiba F (writer) is a high school senior who is frequently mistaken for a university professor. She completed her memorization of the Quran at age 14 and has since gotten into studying tafsir and Arabic. She’s a serial bullet journaling bookworm. Her other interests include drawing, embroidery and writing. She aspires for a career as an author, business woman and a naturopathist. It’s only impossible till someone does it, you know?
Links: Instagram
Zavier Herawan (artist) is a 13-year-old digital art hobbyist with several freelance project experiences. Zavi specializes in simple illustrations and graphic design. In his spare time, he appreciates a good anime and is fond of experimenting with cooking, trying simple dishes.
Links: Instagram | Twitter
No Barriers – by Shahadat Abdullateef (Writing) & Hiba Esa (Art)
Shahadat Abdullateef is an entrepreneur and poetic writer. She is an introvert who is sometimes extrovertish with close friends and family. She shares some of her writings on
Links: Instagram
Heba Eisa (artist) is a 19-year-old artist. Her interests include religion, art and science.
Links: Instagram
Language Barrier – by Zimbey (writer & artist)
Lost in Translation – by Suresh & Zakwan (Writing) & Hagar Ehab (Art)
Suresh and Zakwan (writers) are two lads that enjoy being dudes. Zakwan aspires one day to become a voice actor and spends his free time perfecting his headstands just in case the whole voice acting thing doesn’t work out. Suresh aspires one day to be rich enough to stop asking his friends for money and likes to spend his free time asking Zakwan to get him coffee; his saving grace is that he has a peculiar tendency to be right about many things.. You cannot find them on social media, thanks very much Big Brother.
Hagar Ehab (artist) is an 18-year-old hobbyist artist. She is an art enthusiast and enjoys animation, comics, digital, traditional and manga art . As an artist, she is self taught and has been drawing for about 6 years and is on a learning journey, gathering experience along the way.
Links: Instagram
The Reins of Utterance – by Tumkeen
Tumkeen is a writer, story-teller, and poet. She is a contributor for Detroit Mom, Lansing Mom and Muslim Mamas of Michigan. She currently resides in the US with her husband and six children.
Serenity – by Timi Sanni
Timi Sanni is a writer, literary enthusiast, Muslim literature advocate and first year student at Lagos State University, Nigeria. His works have been published on numerous literary platforms, anthologies and journals. He is a SprinNG Fellowship Alumnus. He won the Writers for Humanity poetry contest in 2019 and the Fitrah Review writing contest in Ramadan 2020.
When he is not studying or writing, he is either painting or exploring new places.
Links: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook
Of Learning a Language – by Salman Sowdagar
Salman Sowdagar is a poet and author from Hyderabad, India. Apart from getting published in his home country, his work has been published in the US, Mauritius, Taiwan, and the UK. His work has appeared in magazines like The Bombay Review, Infinithoughts, Merak magazine, Verse of Silence, The Pangolin Review, CultureCult magazine, and in anthologies like The World Anthology of Poetry 2016 (released as a part of The 32nd World Congress of Poets in Taiwan), The Hall of Poets Anthology, Asian Poetry Anthology, Wordweavers Anthology, and more. He has a BA in English from IGNOU and is currently studying for a master’s in English at MANUU, Hyderabad.
Links: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Tips on Learning a New Language – by ZimBey & LaCabra
Language (Art) – by JabalMaryam
Issue 03
The Times Are Changing – by Ayesha Khan
Ayesha is a High-School Freshman who spends her free time studying anything and everything. When not buried inside her books, you might find her painting, sketching or perfecting her embroidery. She is also a keen cook who likes her food extra spicy (a spice tooth?). Oh and she loves, loves, LOVES to bike and run in the rain.
Ashab-al-A’raf – by Waris
Waris is a high school senior, bookworm and writer. His interests include Islamic theology, particle physics, cosmology, maths, and computer science. His writings have been published on blogs like The Ascent, The Nonconformist and Deen Over Dunya. Currently, he’s working on a number of writing projects on a variety of topics ranging from the seerah to physics. Most notably though, he’s known for his peculiar habit of scribbling down equations and solving them whenever he finds himself unoccupied.
Links: Goodreads
8 Benefits of Reading – by ZimBey
Zahra (AKA Zimbey) is a high-school junior, the resident artist (yes, another award-winning one) at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
Links: Instagram
The Dilemma of Identity – by Waris & Sumaira
Sumaira is an NHS mental health professional pursuing a doctorate in (Clinical) Psychology. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Islamic Theology & Arabic Language; a BA (Hons) in Sociology with Psychology, PGCert Psychotherapy & Counselling and an MSc in Psychology at various UK universities. She has since pursued a career in the same field and is interested in and hopes to further contribute to the fields of identity, acculturation, and trauma. Sumaira hopes to combine her work in the field of psychology with her passion for social justice and humanitarian work and get involved in international humanitarian projects, maybe even work for MSF – Doctors Without Borders one day!
Tricultural (Brtish, Muslim, and Indian) at her core, Londoner at heart and global in spirit – Sumaira enjoys traveling whilst embracing the diversity, culture, and language of the land.
A Productive Ramadan – by JabalMaryam & La Cabra
Jabal Maryam is a high-school senior, when she’s taking a break from being a university student, when she’s taking a break from being the always-reliable, local errands girl. It’s complicated. She is an award-winning قارئة of the Quran and an (award-winning also) artist.
Making The Hard Decisions – by Sumayya & Veronika Edali
Veronika is a twenty-something small-town Russian girl residing in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a film school graduate and has previously co-founded and run two SMEs, Fourth Wall Actors’ Agency and Veronika M Photography. Today, besides being a full-time mom, she also runs an activewear and lifestyle brand called Fit Generation Apparel. She shares her journey on social media with an aim to inspire women to live up to their highest potentials by sharing her own entrepreneurial journey with all of its ups and downs.
Links: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Fit Generation Apparel
Why Do You Talk So Little/Much? – by Sumayya & Nida Ashai
Nida is that person who’s a part of every Islamic course you know of; she is a dedicated student of knowledge and a self-development driven individual. Having graduated college with a degree in interior design, she is a DIY enthusiast and a small ecommerce entrepreneur dealing in fashion and gifts. Her hobbies include cooking, photography and design (fashion and interiors). She also enjoys organizing parties and get-togethers. She currently runs four Instagram blogs, Season It Just Right, Statement Gifts, Statement Accessorize and Being The Change.
Links: Statement Accessorize | Statement Gifts | Being The Change | Season It Just Right
Half-Full – by Greg C. Bolanos
Greg holds a B.A. in Theater (focused on playwriting) with a minor in English Literature from California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) and is pursuing a career as a writer. In and outside of The Film Club at CSUB (which he organized and led during his last 2 years in university), he produced over thirty short films/promotional videos and continues to hone his artistic eye by generating original content on his YouTube channel: GregCB94. He is also a board member of Project Oh Magazine, an art collective based in Bakersfield. Greg has won the Betty Creative Writing Award, a Kern County Fair ribbon in Poetry, had 4 plays produced in Bakersfield, and was a quarter finalist in the Screencraft Playwriting competition. He relocated to Nevada at the start of 2019 where he founded I. Courier whose mission (currently) is to teach screen and play writing to its members so that they may carry these lessons to the isolated artists in their lives.
Inconspicuous – by Maynerd
Maynerd is a university student, studying for a B.Sc. in Business & Management. She is currently in her third year and spends a lot of time looking for internships online but never applying due to her numerous pet projects. She enjoys learning and teaching Arabic in her spare time.
Links: Twitter
Where The Truth Lies – by JabalMaryam
JabalMaryam is a high-school senior, when she’s taking a break from being a university student, when she’s taking a break from being the always-reliable, local errands girl. It’s complicated. She is an award-winning قارئة of the Quran and an (award-winning also) artist.
Links: Instagram
Issue 02
On Growth – by Afreen Razvi
Afreen Razvi is a dentist by day, writer by night, a staunch debater and an avid reader.
Links: Tumblr | Instagram
Minimalism: When Less is More – by Jabal Maryam
Growth is Struggle – by Samiya Fatima
Innocent Victims – by Rida Ahmed
He Forgot to Grow – by ZimBey
Zahra (AKA ZimBey) is a high-school junior, the resident artist (yes, another award-winning one) at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
Links: Instagram
All that I Chase – by Maynerd
Poison Tree by William Blake – (Curated) by Danrah
Weed Out – by La Cabra
Issue 01
Lessons From the Daily Journal – by La Cabra
La Cabra is a university student currently in her third year and spends a lot of time looking for internships online but never applying due to her numerous pet projects. She enjoys learning and teaching Arabic in her spare time.
The Landlady by Roald Dahl (Curated) – by JabalMaryam
The End of a Year (Art) – by ZimBey
ZimBey) is a high-school junior, the resident artist (yes, another award-winning one) at RQ and a BJJ white belt (for now!). When not in her backyard hanging from a pull up bar, she may be found in the kitchen whipping up her newest culinary masterpiece.
Links: Instagram
Masthead image credit: Ankhesenamunnn