Amaliah Soul Session / In response to the violence

Amaliah is holding a space in response to the violence being experienced by Muslims and People of Colour. Join us in this space, facilitated by Hudda Khaireh, as we process, feel and come together in community.

Soul Sessions have been a way for the Amaliah community to come together and hold a space for us to be. In the past, we have held soul sessions in response to feeling a sense of collective grief or mourning. We have run soul sessions in response to Palestine, New Zealand Attacks, The General Election and in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. These have been led by you, the Amaliah community, as a space for you to speak about how you feel, relate to others and also hear different perspectives. The aim has been to feel seen and to be in a space that centres you as a Muslim woman. We recognise the space is powerful, a space of healing and gives many of you an outlet.

If you would like to come to just be amongst sisterhood or would like to engage and share your thoughts, you are welcome to use the space as you need. 

Location: Shoreditch, London (venue details upon booking)

Date: Tuesday 13th August, 2024

Time: Doors open at 5:30PM and we will kick off conversations by 6:30pm

What people have said about previous soul sessions 

“I advise everyone to attend because it is empowering and refreshing… attending made me feel like I wasn’t alone in this world.”

“I loved the sisterhood and the space to share, be heard and learn.”

“This session was one I didn’t know I needed as much as I did. I felt safe and secure to share my thoughts.”

“It made me so happy to feel like there’s a space where I could fit in…I also learned a lot about myself.”

About Amaliah

Amaliah.com is dedicated to amplifying the voices of Muslim women. Through our articles, videos, award-winning podcasts, social channels, events and brand partnerships, our work seeks to surface the many different voices and experiences within our communities. We believe that a media company that centres the voices of Muslim women is a powerful tool for cultural change.

Amaliah has been on the forefront of leading change in the marketing and advertising industry with a digital footprint of over 6.2 million monthly and a contributor community of over 500. We have worked with brands such as Spotify, Lush, Pinterest, Dove and Waterstones to create meaningful moments for Muslim women to feel seen.