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Ad| Day to Night in 3 Easy steps with just 3 products from @‌armanibeauty from @bootsuk ✨ Day ☀️ 1. Eye Tint 36M in outer corners and blend 2. ⁠A light coat of Vertigo Lift Mascara Night 🌙 1. Bold layer of Eye Tint 36M all over the eyelids 2. ⁠Add shimmer with Eye Tint 67S 3. ⁠Build up the lashes with Vertigo Mascara #Ad, #Makeup, #EyeTint VertigoLiftMascara ArmaniBeauty easyeyemakeup daytonightmakeup
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Ad| Day to Night in 3 Easy steps with just 3 products from @‌armanibeauty from @bootsuk ✨ Day ☀️ 1. Eye Tint 36M in outer corners and blend 2. ⁠A light coat of Vertigo Lift Mascara Night 🌙 1. Bold layer of Eye Tint 36M all over the eyelids 2. ⁠Add shimmer with Eye Tint 67S 3. ⁠Build up the lashes with Vertigo Mascara #Ad, #Makeup, #EyeTint VertigoLiftMascara ArmaniBeauty easyeyemakeup daytonightmakeup
I’ll never forget the sacrifices of the women who came before me. The women who endured in silence because they had no other choice. To be the first in your bloodline to experience true freedom - to be educated, to travel the world, to choose your own life partner, to have independence and a voice - it comes with a strange kind of guilt. Over the last few years, I’ve had to sit with the emotions of the women before me and realise that some of the pain I carried was never truly mine. It belonged to generations of women who had dreams they were never allowed to reach, words they were never allowed to say, lives they were never allowed to live. And this moment felt like the final chapter of that healing. To stand at their graves, to pray for my Nani and great grandmother buried side by side, to tell them that no matter how far my freedom takes me, my heart will always remain with them. That I will never forget what they endured for us to exist here today. But also, that I no longer need to carry their suffering as my own. They say you find what you seek, and as I raised my hands to make dua, two white butterflies flew past us. Maybe it means nothing to some people. But to me, it felt like a sign. A reminder that they are still with me somehow. Guiding me. Protecting me. Keeping me rooted in who I am in a world where identity can feel so complicated. I will forever be grateful for them, and for this moment ❤️
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I’ll never forget the sacrifices of the women who came before me. The women who endured in silence because they had no other choice. To be the first in your bloodline to experience true freedom - to be educated, to travel the world, to choose your own life partner, to have independence and a voice - it comes with a strange kind of guilt. Over the last few years, I’ve had to sit with the emotions of the women before me and realise that some of the pain I carried was never truly mine. It belonged to generations of women who had dreams they were never allowed to reach, words they were never allowed to say, lives they were never allowed to live. And this moment felt like the final chapter of that healing. To stand at their graves, to pray for my Nani and great grandmother buried side by side, to tell them that no matter how far my freedom takes me, my heart will always remain with them. That I will never forget what they endured for us to exist here today. But also, that I no longer need to carry their suffering as my own. They say you find what you seek, and as I raised my hands to make dua, two white butterflies flew past us. Maybe it means nothing to some people. But to me, it felt like a sign. A reminder that they are still with me somehow. Guiding me. Protecting me. Keeping me rooted in who I am in a world where identity can feel so complicated. I will forever be grateful for them, and for this moment ❤️
Listening has never been my forte 🙈 Happy Birthday to my best friend and soul mate @_nuhmedia_ ❤️Grateful for all the beautiful memories we’ve made together ❤️
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Listening has never been my forte 🙈 Happy Birthday to my best friend and soul mate @_nuhmedia_ ❤️Grateful for all the beautiful memories we’ve made together ❤️
I was 6 years old when I attended my uncles wedding and was told I was to little to hold it, and then I was 14 at my cousins wedding and told I had to wait until I was married - so finally got to tick this off my bucket list on this trip! The karoli ceremony was traditionally when the women from the grooms family, accompanied by women from the brides family, would head down to the stream and collect water on the wedding day to wash the groom with. They would sing songs on the way to the stream and back, accompanied by other women from the village and surrounding areas. The water was carried in these clay pots (my gran could carry 3 stacked at a time in her youth!). This is now purely symbolic and just a bit of fun - we actually put sugar in it instead of water to give it some weight cos we’d probably end up spilling the water everywhere and the ritual is now done during the wedding week not the morning of the wedding 🥰
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I was 6 years old when I attended my uncles wedding and was told I was to little to hold it, and then I was 14 at my cousins wedding and told I had to wait until I was married - so finally got to tick this off my bucket list on this trip! The karoli ceremony was traditionally when the women from the grooms family, accompanied by women from the brides family, would head down to the stream and collect water on the wedding day to wash the groom with. They would sing songs on the way to the stream and back, accompanied by other women from the village and surrounding areas. The water was carried in these clay pots (my gran could carry 3 stacked at a time in her youth!). This is now purely symbolic and just a bit of fun - we actually put sugar in it instead of water to give it some weight cos we’d probably end up spilling the water everywhere and the ritual is now done during the wedding week not the morning of the wedding 🥰
The only place for a proper cuppa 😉
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The only place for a proper cuppa 😉
My first time at Global Village and I spent 90% off it in the Pakistan section 😂😂 How beautiful are these jackets though? And they are all handmade in Kashmir 🥰
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My first time at Global Village and I spent 90% off it in the Pakistan section 😂😂 How beautiful are these jackets though? And they are all handmade in Kashmir 🥰
Happy Mother’s Day 💙💙💙
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Happy Mother’s Day 💙💙💙
AD | Taking a few minutes for myself before the chaos of the day begins. I’ve been using the No7 Future Renew Serum, powered by No7’s world-first peptide technology and clinically proven to reverse visible signs of skin damage in just 4 weeks. I follow with the Future Renew Day Cream SPF40 for hydrated, brighter-looking skin and daily protection. #Ad #No7FutureRenew #SkincareRoutine #GlowingSkin #SPF40
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AD | Taking a few minutes for myself before the chaos of the day begins. I’ve been using the No7 Future Renew Serum, powered by No7’s world-first peptide technology and clinically proven to reverse visible signs of skin damage in just 4 weeks. I follow with the Future Renew Day Cream SPF40 for hydrated, brighter-looking skin and daily protection. #Ad #No7FutureRenew #SkincareRoutine #GlowingSkin #SPF40
When people say women in Islam are oppressed, I wonder which history they’re reading. The women of Islam were scholars, leaders, businesswomen, warriors and healers - 1400 years ago. Happy International Women’s Day! Khadijah (RA) A successful businesswoman and one of the most respected merchants in Mecca. She employed men to manage her trade caravans across Arabia, including the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. She was the first person to accept Islam and she was the one who proposed marriage to him. She had been married twice before. Aisha bint Abu Bakr (RA) One of the greatest scholars of early Islam. She narrated over 2,000 hadith, issued legal opinions, and senior companions would consult her for clarification on Islamic law. Her home became a centre of learning for the next generation of scholars. Nusaybah bint Ka’ab (RA) Known as Umm Ammarah, she defended the Prophet PBUH during the Battle of Uhud, standing between him and attacking soldiers. She suffered multiple wounds while protecting him and is remembered as one of the bravest companions in Islamic history. Al-Shifa bint Abdullah (RA) A scholar, teacher and expert in healing. She was trusted for her wisdom and was appointed by Caliph Umar (RA) to oversee the marketplace of Medina, effectively making her one of the first female public administrators. Fatima al-Fihri In 859, she used her inheritance to found Al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco, recognised as the oldest continuously operating university in the world. Education there was funded through charitable endowments so knowledge could be accessible to the community, the university was open to both men and women. History tells a very different story than the one we often hear today, and this is just 5 women out of the millions of Muslim women throughout history.
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When people say women in Islam are oppressed, I wonder which history they’re reading. The women of Islam were scholars, leaders, businesswomen, warriors and healers - 1400 years ago. Happy International Women’s Day! Khadijah (RA) A successful businesswoman and one of the most respected merchants in Mecca. She employed men to manage her trade caravans across Arabia, including the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. She was the first person to accept Islam and she was the one who proposed marriage to him. She had been married twice before. Aisha bint Abu Bakr (RA) One of the greatest scholars of early Islam. She narrated over 2,000 hadith, issued legal opinions, and senior companions would consult her for clarification on Islamic law. Her home became a centre of learning for the next generation of scholars. Nusaybah bint Ka’ab (RA) Known as Umm Ammarah, she defended the Prophet PBUH during the Battle of Uhud, standing between him and attacking soldiers. She suffered multiple wounds while protecting him and is remembered as one of the bravest companions in Islamic history. Al-Shifa bint Abdullah (RA) A scholar, teacher and expert in healing. She was trusted for her wisdom and was appointed by Caliph Umar (RA) to oversee the marketplace of Medina, effectively making her one of the first female public administrators. Fatima al-Fihri In 859, she used her inheritance to found Al-Qarawiyyin in Fez, Morocco, recognised as the oldest continuously operating university in the world. Education there was funded through charitable endowments so knowledge could be accessible to the community, the university was open to both men and women. History tells a very different story than the one we often hear today, and this is just 5 women out of the millions of Muslim women throughout history.
I think village life suits us 😉🥰
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I think village life suits us 😉🥰
Eid Mubarak Insta Fam! Hope you’ve had a good one - it’s been wild for me. Fainted this morning in the 40 degree heat and needed 2 IV drips - alhamdullilah feeling so much better now though! It was so hot the whole day though and the WiFi in the whole village was playing up so I wasn’t even able to check out the girlies Eid fits back in the UK. But I did get to have fresh Qurbani meat and it may be the best I’ve ever had! 🥰 the weather is cooler this evening so guess our Eid starts now?? 😂
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Eid Mubarak Insta Fam! Hope you’ve had a good one - it’s been wild for me. Fainted this morning in the 40 degree heat and needed 2 IV drips - alhamdullilah feeling so much better now though! It was so hot the whole day though and the WiFi in the whole village was playing up so I wasn’t even able to check out the girlies Eid fits back in the UK. But I did get to have fresh Qurbani meat and it may be the best I’ve ever had! 🥰 the weather is cooler this evening so guess our Eid starts now?? 😂
@monakattan called and said we’re taking a trip back to Y2K! I had too much fun dressing up with this theme, it is so not my aesthetic anymore but the 2000s was my prime (but I’m a mama now so can’t be getting messy like that anymore) 😂🙈 @kayali threw the best house party to celebrate the launch of 2 new fragrances to the Eden collection - Eden Sweet Peach and Eden Plush Pair! Fruity, juicy, nostalgic and oh so fun! 🍑🍐🥰
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@monakattan called and said we’re taking a trip back to Y2K! I had too much fun dressing up with this theme, it is so not my aesthetic anymore but the 2000s was my prime (but I’m a mama now so can’t be getting messy like that anymore) 😂🙈 @kayali threw the best house party to celebrate the launch of 2 new fragrances to the Eden collection - Eden Sweet Peach and Eden Plush Pair! Fruity, juicy, nostalgic and oh so fun! 🍑🍐🥰
Eid Mubarak from our family to yours 🌙
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Eid Mubarak from our family to yours 🌙
You’re not lost, mama, you’re on the hardest journey of all - the one back to yourself. 🤍 Welcome to Mother Me. A digital sanctuary for modern mums navigating identity, healing, and the beautiful chaos of motherhood. This is your pause. Your reflection. Your reminder that you are not alone. You’re home. Link in bio ✨
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You’re not lost, mama, you’re on the hardest journey of all - the one back to yourself. 🤍 Welcome to Mother Me. A digital sanctuary for modern mums navigating identity, healing, and the beautiful chaos of motherhood. This is your pause. Your reflection. Your reminder that you are not alone. You’re home. Link in bio ✨
10 years on 10 pictures - Happy Anniversary @_nuhmedia_ 🥰 The Majnu to my Laila, the Ranjha to my Heer in every life time 🥰❤️
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10 years on 10 pictures - Happy Anniversary @_nuhmedia_ 🥰 The Majnu to my Laila, the Ranjha to my Heer in every life time 🥰❤️
Months of planning, and this is the only content I managed to get on the Baraat day 😂
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Months of planning, and this is the only content I managed to get on the Baraat day 😂
Marriage is love, growth, change, compromise, faith, friendship and sometimes incredibly hard work. I don’t have 10 neat lessons or a checklist for a successful marriage, but I do have a very different understanding of what marriage asks of us now. Read the full article on my Substack now. 🤍 #Marriage #MarriageAdvice #MuslimMarriage #MuslimWomen
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Marriage is love, growth, change, compromise, faith, friendship and sometimes incredibly hard work. I don’t have 10 neat lessons or a checklist for a successful marriage, but I do have a very different understanding of what marriage asks of us now. Read the full article on my Substack now. 🤍 #Marriage #MarriageAdvice #MuslimMarriage #MuslimWomen
3 weeks in the motherland, over in the blink of an eye. I felt like I was in another world. Originally I only wanted to go for 10 days, I’m so glad my family convinced me to go for longer. It’s the most switched off and zen I’ve felt in my entire life. 50 of us from the uk, in one small village, daily chats with all the people I love - an actually village to raise my children and no idea what time of day it is! I still have so much to share - including lots of wedding content! But for now, I’m grateful for the experience and the memories and looking forward to going home ❤️
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3 weeks in the motherland, over in the blink of an eye. I felt like I was in another world. Originally I only wanted to go for 10 days, I’m so glad my family convinced me to go for longer. It’s the most switched off and zen I’ve felt in my entire life. 50 of us from the uk, in one small village, daily chats with all the people I love - an actually village to raise my children and no idea what time of day it is! I still have so much to share - including lots of wedding content! But for now, I’m grateful for the experience and the memories and looking forward to going home ❤️
Come Eid shopping with me in Islamabad 🇵🇰 #eidshopping #islamabad #pakistan
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Come Eid shopping with me in Islamabad 🇵🇰 #eidshopping #islamabad #pakistan
When the boys are asleep, then it’s finally me time, and me time always feel better in a huge suite 😉🥰 Easiest way to get my make up off after a long day is the @caudalie VinoClean cleanser, it literally melts everything off. Had an extra long soak in the tub and did a full hair and body TLC with @jolovesofficial And then for skincare, back to some old faves from @shiseido - the vital perfection night serum which really helps my skin feel tighter and firmer followed by the viral perfection night cream. I also used the Vital Perfection Intensive Wrinklespot treatment for the first time - this has some big claims such as reducing fine lines in just 7 days (will be sharing the results soon as I have had lines in between my eyebrows forever because of how much I scowl 😂!) but I am very impressed!) I remembered to pack all my skincare but forgot a prayer mat 🙈 so a clean bathroom towel had to do, please tell me I’m not the only one who does this? @panpacificlondon #ramadanvlogs #eveningroutine #boymum
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When the boys are asleep, then it’s finally me time, and me time always feel better in a huge suite 😉🥰 Easiest way to get my make up off after a long day is the @caudalie VinoClean cleanser, it literally melts everything off. Had an extra long soak in the tub and did a full hair and body TLC with @jolovesofficial And then for skincare, back to some old faves from @shiseido - the vital perfection night serum which really helps my skin feel tighter and firmer followed by the viral perfection night cream. I also used the Vital Perfection Intensive Wrinklespot treatment for the first time - this has some big claims such as reducing fine lines in just 7 days (will be sharing the results soon as I have had lines in between my eyebrows forever because of how much I scowl 😂!) but I am very impressed!) I remembered to pack all my skincare but forgot a prayer mat 🙈 so a clean bathroom towel had to do, please tell me I’m not the only one who does this? @panpacificlondon #ramadanvlogs #eveningroutine #boymum

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Sebinaah (@sebinaah) has 422K Instagram followers with a 1.74% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 167 posts, Sebinaah received 267K total likes and 14.0M impressions, averaging 1.60K likes per post. This page tracks Sebinaah's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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