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Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, in the deepest and darkest part of the forest of alphabetical letters and punctuation, a story was born. Fed by the hands of relatable metaphors and nurtured by the milk of grammatical construction, the story slowly grew — from a single moving sentence to a…
Submit your short story for a chance to be featured at the Durban Book Fair, be included in our collection and to WIN amazing prizes! Once Upon a Time… your story could inspire the world. At AMWASA, we cherish the power of storytelling – stories that reflect our unique voices, values, and culture. Now, we’re…
I am thrilled to announce that Haroun & Layla, the second book in the Salaam2Soulm8 series by Tasneem Gaffoor, has officially earned the AMWASA Stamp of Approval! At AMWASA, we strive to bring forward content that aligns with Islamic values while offering engaging, relatable stories for readers who cherish halal entertainment. Haroun & Layla perfectly…
Many authors, especially within our Muslim community, feel overwhelmed by the idea of engaging with social media. The uncertainty about where to start and the perception of social media as a necessary evil can be discouraging. Does this resonate with you? Often, social media is seen purely as a tool to gain more business, buyers,…
You’ve just finished the last bit of editing on your novel, and it’s on its way to cover design, layout, and typesetting. Once the printers are done, you’ll just have to market your book and sell it in South Africa. Easy, right…? No, not that easy. Here are a few helpful tips for publishing and…
Writing is a solitary journey, a dance with words that often takes writers to places of vulnerability and creativity. However, many writers find themselves navigating this journey without the support of their loved ones. It’s an unfortunate reality that, despite the artistic pursuit, lack of encouragement too often casts a shadow on the creative process….
The literary world offers a vibrant array of stories, yet for many Muslim women authors, entering and thriving within this space can be challenging. From overcoming barriers in the publishing industry to finding opportunities that resonate with their unique perspectives, Muslim women authors face a complex landscape. Despite these challenges, it is possible to navigate…
The journey of Muslim women authors is often one of resilience, passion, and perseverance. It is a path that is not only about writing and storytelling but also about navigating unique challenges and celebrating meaningful triumphs. At AMWASA, we recognise and honour these journeys, offering support and a platform for voices that deserve to be…
In an increasingly interconnected world, literature serves as a powerful medium to bridge cultural gaps, foster understanding, and build empathy. For Muslim readers, seeing themselves represented authentically and positively in books is not just a matter of validation, but also a crucial step towards broader social inclusion and self-empowerment. I believe that Muslim representation in…
In a world overflowing with diverse narratives and perspectives, the choices we make in the books we read are more significant than ever. For Muslims seeking to live in accordance with their faith, finding literature that resonates with Islamic values can sometimes feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. That’s where the power…
