Amina's Second Ramadan — the Table She Set

Amina's Second Ramadan — the Table She Set The Amina Journals · Book Two

The second book of Amina's story, and the month she did not spend travelling.

Her first Ramadan was kept alone: on planes, in hotels, on the side of a road. Her second has an address, and an address means neighbours. Within four days a woman from number six is standing at her door with a bowl of soup, and Amina says no — the first mistake of the month, and the one that teaches her everything after it.

Sixteen pages in her own voice: the table that grew from two to nine, the mother who eats lunch in her kitchen and apologises for it, the iftar she cooked for twenty-two that nine people came to, the colleague who took her shahada in January and needed a companion rather than a curriculum, the group chat that carried her through four time zones, the last ten nights shared on a laminated rota, and the Eid that arrived with a cancelled flight and a stranger's suitcase. It ends with a page for your own table to fill in.

• 16-page A4 printable PDF, told as a short story • Book Two of The Amina Journals — reads on its own or after Book One • A fill-in table page, and a series page at the back • Instant download — print at home or read on a screen

$7

Amina is a character, written from questions sisters actually ask; this is general reading, not a memoir, not a fatwa and not a substitute for asking a qualified scholar about your own worship or about the rulings on zakat and the payment at the end of Ramadan. Where the schools of law differ, the difference is named and left to you and your scholar.

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