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The Muslim Storytellers Podcast

The Muslim Storytellers Podcast

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Your companion on every step of the writing journey.

Whether you’re dreaming of your first book, polishing your manuscript, or navigating the maze of publishing, the Muslim Storytellers Podcast is here to guide you. Each episode brings you conversations with the experts who make stories come to life; editors, book coaches, illustrators, publishers, printers, and more.

Discover the secrets of traditional, self, and hybrid publishing, learn the craft from those who know it best, and get inspired by Muslim writers who’ve walked the path before you. This is more than a podcast—it’s your toolkit, your community, and your creative home.

If you’re ready to write the story only you can tell, Muslim Storytellers is the resource you won’t want to miss.

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Episodes
  • From First Draft to Publication: Insider Tips from Editors, Coaches & Award-Winning Authors (ft Hajera Khaja, Khadijah Hayley & Ayaan Mohamud)

    From First Draft to Publication: Insider Tips from Editors, Coaches & Award-Winning Authors (ft Hajera Khaja, Khadijah Hayley & Ayaan Mohamud)
    Jul 29 2025

    Episode Summary Take a virtual seat at our July Masterclass, From First Draft to Publication. In this episode, we deep-dive into the full publishing process—from idea to finished book—with a panel of seasoned experts:

    • Hajera Khaja – Writer, editor, and creative writing teacher
    • Khadijah Hayley – Book doula and editor
    • Ayaan Mohamud – Award-winning author

    Whether you’re just starting your first draft or preparing for publication, this session is filled with practical advice, insider knowledge, and motivational gems to help you on your journey.

    What you’ll learn in this episode:

    • The step-by-step journey from manuscript to published book
    • How to choose between traditional, self, and hybrid publishing
    • Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
    • Tips for staying motivated through every stage of the process

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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Mastering the Muslim Writer’s Journey: Overcoming Challenges in Writing, Publishing & Marketing (ft. Suad Kamardeen, Emma Halim, Arooj Hussain, Asmaa Hussien)

    Mastering the Muslim Writer’s Journey: Overcoming Challenges in Writing, Publishing & Marketing (ft. Suad Kamardeen, Emma Halim, Arooj Hussain, Asmaa Hussien)
    Jul 29 2025

    In this throwback to our first Masterclass of the year, we sat down with a panel of Muslim writing experts—editors, publishers, and authors—to dissect the writing and publishing process. Together, we explored a central question: “What part of the publishing, writing, or marketing process do you find most challenging—and why? And what strategies have you discovered to make it easier?”

    Whether you’re struggling to finish your manuscript, navigate publishing options, or market your book, this episode is packed with real-world advice and actionable tips to help you move forward.

    What you’ll learn in this episode:

    • The biggest challenges Muslim writers face in writing, publishing, and marketing
    • Practical strategies to overcome common obstacles
    • Insights from editors, publishers, and writers who’ve been through the journey
    • Encouragement to stay the course on your path to publication

    Panelists - Suad Kamardeen (Writer, Editor, Founder of Qalb Writers Collective), Emma Halim (Award Winning Author), Arooj Hussain (Taha Publishers), Asmaa Hussien (Ruqaya's Bookshelf)

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    50 mins
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