FILM & POP CULTURE: 

Towards a New Horizon by Hazlitt

Kids Like Us for Hazlitt

What Will People Say? for Nylon

M.I.A and the Defense of Nuance for Affidavit 

Objects Of Our Obsession, Kangol and Camelot for Nylon

Sylvia Chang Makes The Heart Go Boom for The Village Voice

The Three Headed Magic of Merchant Ivory for Hazlitt

Luca Guadagnino is Love for Hazlitt 

Mourning Heath Ledger for Nylon

Women Touching Women, On Screen for Broadly

On Hypermasculinity: The Objectification of Men in Magic Mike XXL for Movie Mezzanine

Powerhouse for n+1

Devil In Disguise for n+1

The Future Of Film Is Female for The Village Voice

The Poignant Rootlessness of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala for The Village Voice

Soft Power for Matter

Why Abbas Kiarostami's Fierce Optimism Was a Political Act for Fusion

Being Zayn Malik for Village Voice

On Death At The New York Film Festival for Filmmaker Magazine 

Serial Killer Ted Bundy's Deadly Charm for Electric Literature 

Why the Best American Filmmakers Owe a Debt to Satyajit Ray for IndieWire

Nothing Surfaces: Cristian Mungiu's "Beyond The Hills" for IndieWire

COVER STORIES/ PROFILES

H Sinno and His Endless Hope for GQ Middle East

Aja Naomi King is the GOAT for Nylon

Shirin Neshat Has Changed the Way We See Iran, Islam and Womanhood for Cultured Magazine

Maria Qamar on Her South-Asian Inspired Pop Art and Pandemic Love for Nuvo Magazine

Stella Meghie is a Black Auteur of Our Times for SSENSE

Trans People Deserve Magic: An Interview with Kai Cheng Thom for Hazlitt

 

QUEERNESS:

How I Learnt to Accept My Queerness as a Muslim Woman for Teen Vogue

I Went To Find Myself After Being Betrayed By God for Buzzfeed

I'm Queer, Tattooed and Muslim. Canada Needs To Get Used To That for CBC

How Hannah Gadsby's Nanette Helped Me Embrace My Sensitivity—and My Rage for them 

 

PERSONAL ESSAYS:

When It Comes To a Family Trauma, Who Gets To Tell The Story? for The Guardian

How Getting Dressed Is Helping My Mental Health for Vogue

The Year In How Things Seem for Hazlitt

Why Them for Hazlitt 

The Year In Power for Hazlitt 

Our Final Constellation for Hazlitt 

Living With My Mother's Mental Illness for Broadly

We Need To Talk About Thinness And The Privilege It Gives for Allure

The Dilemma of Losing Friends for Medium 

The Unwavering Nourishment of Femme Friendships for Medium

On Giving and Taking in Relationships for Medium 

The Brown Girl's Paradox: We're Both Invisible and Sexualized for Splinter 

For The Love of Love for The Hairpin

Apart of Myself for The Hairpin

Let Me Love You for The Hairpin

 

WELLNESS/ SELF CARE:

Natural Wine is My Self Care for The New York Times

The Most Important Form of Self Care is Practicing Radical Compassion Towards Yourself for Allure 

The Importance Of Choosing Yourself Whether Single or in a Relationship for Allure 

self care series for The Hairpin

 

POLITICS, MUSLIM IDENTITY AND ISLAMOPHOBIA:

The Suffragettes of Saudi Arabia for The Guardian 

Free Speech Has Not Been Kind To Muslims for Al Jazeera 

The Year In Islamophobia for Hazlitt

Growing Up Muslim in a Post-9/11 World for Broadly

How the Deprivation of Ramadan Helps Care for the Spirit for The New York Times

Everything About Ramadan Is Different This Year for Bon Appétit

 

ASTROLOGY:

my column for them.

 

BOOKS:

How To Cure A Ghost is my poetry book being published by Abrams, Fall 2019

Being In Your Body is a journal for femme and non-binary body positivity being published by Abrams, Fall 2019

Like A Bird is a novel being published by Unnamed Press, Spring 2020

Who Is Wellness For? my first non fiction published by Harper Wave, Summer 2022

Survival Takes A Wild Imagination is my second book of poetry, Fall 2023