Muslim Girl Code

We're baaaack! This is Muslim Girl Code, previously known as Uncovered: the Muslim Girl podcast. In our first Ramadan episode, we bring together legendary Palestinian filmmakers Farah Nabusli and Darin Sallam for the first time ever in a candid conversation about life and art after that fateful day on Oct. 7. From Hollywood censorship to storytelling through grief, they open up to our founder Amani about the lessons they learned, challenges they’ve overcome and why things will never be the same.

For ganja, that is. Co-hosts Amna and Amirah spoke with the founder of Halal Hemp about all things marijuana. While breaking down the differences between CBD and weed, diving into their ancestral roots, colonization, community taboos and more, this episode was a metaphorical hotbox conversation. Check out Muslim Girl's ongoing conversations around Muslim culture and hemp at MuslimGirl.com.

Halima Aden is taking back her narrative. The featured speaker of Muslim Girl Iftar at Soho House during Ramadan in New York City, she has re-emerged into the fashion world in true Halima style: with the May cover story of @VogueArabia, a newfound confidence, and the hijab on her own terms. In her interview with Muslim Girl founder @amani, the first hijabi Vogue cover model opens up about sisterhood, imposter syndrome and the full circle moment behind her first cover shoot back. Read her feature on MuslimGirl.com.

Welcome to Uncovered: the Muslim Girl podcast. Amani, Amirah and Amna — today's featured Muslim Girl clique — decompress about Ramadan, reveal personal challenges and triumphs, and dig into the "home is better for women than the mosque" debate. Uncovered invites a slate of rotating hosts to take on Muslim Girl's groundbreaking articles, stories and conversations, featuring Muslim Girl editors and writers and your favorite voices from the culture.

Halima Aden is the first hijabi Vogue cover model and first honoree to be named *twice* to our annual list of Muslim Women To Watch. For the first time ever, Halima opens up about that pivotal moment that she decided to quit her larger-than-life modeling career to honor her hijab. She takes us back to the behind-the-scenes and immediate aftermath of that moment, and the conversation with her mother that changed everything.