Aimee Jay Black

Aimee Jay Black Muslim revert mum of 2 sharing my learning journey, spreading dawah & confirming parenting isnt always easyđŸ«ŁđŸ˜…

05/03/2026

I’m excited to announce that I’ve partnered with and I’ll be giving away boxes which have a copy of the Quran in English and some booklets answering questions about Islam. And when I run out, you can request a box directly from iera â˜ș

If you have questions about Islam, please drop them in the comments, or send me a DM â˜ș

04/03/2026

What’s going on is horrific, and yes the Iranian regime is heartbreaking however if they truly wanted to stop it, this is not how it’s done.

Just like Palestine, innocent children and being hurt and unalived. That is NOT freedom.

What trump is doing is illegal in international law. There’s no proof for his claims, and he is simply doing what America has done before.

Controlling the oil is beneficial for the us because they control the value of the dollar. The more Iran trades outside of the petrodollar, the more risk the us economy is at.

So yes, I stand with Irans right to defend itself. I stand with Palestine and Sudan. I stand will all the oppressed because as a Muslim, we value life and fair treatment. And as a human? A person? We should all value that too.

What if it what your child? What if it was your city? Staying quiet can be as bad as staying complacent. Speak up, educate yourself and others because it’s one way to help combat what’s going on.

01/03/2026

I stand with Palestine. I stand with Sudan. I stand with irans right to defend itself. I stand for all those who are not free.

If you disagree, please unfollow and block me.

And if you are turning a blind eye to the news and don’t understand what’s going on then now is the time for you to educate yourself. Look at sources like Al Jazeera, places which are unbiased to learn the full story and history for what’s happening. Because what’s happening between Israel and Palestine isn’t new. Israel and the US going up against Iran isn’t nothing new, it’s history repeating itself and turning a blind eye because it’s hard to listen to isn’t good enough.

27/02/2026

All I seem to be seeing is brothers being upset that their feet are being tickled in taraweeh. Is this really happening? 😂 this is my second Ramadan alhamdulilah and I’ve never prayed it in the masjid but I find this kind of funny but very strange 😅

26/02/2026

Wearing the hijab doesn’t have to mean a scarf on your head, especially if you’re nervous or feel unsafe.

In England it’s currently cold, so it’s the perfect weather to wear a ninja under cap and a hoodie. Something which gives you full coverage but if someone were to look at you they wouldn’t label you, necessarily, as a Muslim.

It’s the perfect in between if you want to start wearing the hijab, are nervous and need to start small. And what better time than Ramadan?

25/02/2026

Last year I came back from holiday and quit my job, and now I’ve got until the end of Ramadan to prove I shouldn’t get fired 😅

Follow along to see how this goes! And if you want to support AND give your kids good, safe and fun content then download Durioo plus!

Spending three 3 is Malaysia was amazing, the only word I have is alhamdulilah 😍 May Allah bring us back again, Ameen. ...
28/10/2025

Spending three 3 is Malaysia was amazing, the only word I have is alhamdulilah 😍 May Allah bring us back again, Ameen.

2 weeks ago, I was so unwell that I couldn’t even walk up my own stairs. After nearly 5 days of not eating, taking antib...
14/07/2025

2 weeks ago, I was so unwell that I couldn’t even walk up my own stairs.
After nearly 5 days of not eating, taking antibiotics that my body wasn’t responding to, and having tonsillitis so bad I was struggling to swallow I ended up in hospital. From feeling a bit ‘off’ on Monday, to having a temp of 39.7 at 3pm on the Tuesday was crazy.
The next few days was a whirl of being unable to stay awake for more than 1/2 hours, being unable to lower my temp past 38.6 even with medicine and just being in so much frigging pain.
Multiple times at night when it got worse my husband asked me ‘should I call you an ambulance?’ And I was like nah, I’ll just got back to the GP it wasn’t that bad.

Well, turned out it was.

Thursday the doctors said if I wasn’t better I needed to go to A&E. Went, was sent to urgent care where the doctor looked me over for less than a minute and knew I needed to be admitted. 12 IV’s, morphine for the pain, and so many antibiotics later I could finally swallow, I was back to a normal temperature and could walk by myself.

The whole time I kept reminding myself that Allah says ‘with hardship comes ease’ because I haven’t ever been that sick, in that much pain, to the point where I couldn’t even look after myself. Allahs words, were my comfort in those moments.

A huge thanks to the doctors and nurses who looked after me. Sure the NHS has given me some trauma, but it’s also given me so much help when I needed it most.

Alhamdulilah, always.

Most of the time, sharing my converting to Islam journey online is amazing, heartwarming, and connects me with amazing p...
05/12/2024

Most of the time, sharing my converting to Islam journey online is amazing, heartwarming, and connects me with amazing people Alhamdulilah. And then there are times when, simply for sharing my beliefs I’m condemned by those who don’t even take the time to understand that I’m not pushing my beliefs onto anyone. Those who are quick to speak, but the thinking comes much later. The comments which are so negative, are automatically hidden or deleted by the platform for protection. Sometimes there are days like today where it’s tough, and I wonder if it’s worth it. But, then I see the kind comments. There’s not always many, after all it’s hard to stand up in a crowd when you have a differing opinion, and it’s these kind comments from sisters that remind me why I share what I share. It’s the kind comments thanking me for sharing a different perspective. It’s the DM’s asking me questions about Islam because they want to convert. This is what reminds me why I do it. It makes me happy sharing me journey and it’s something I’ve always done. In Islam we are taught to be proud of our religion. To share that we are Muslim with pride. That there will always be someone who disagrees and who doesn’t like it, but that’s okay. I’ve always shared my parenting and personal journey online to connect with those in similar situations, and have always loved it. Being a Muslim hadn’t changed that, sure it’s opened up new challenges, but it’s also opened up a whole new community of amazing people and for that I’ll forever be grateful for. Alhamdulilah

POV: you’re discovering yourself as a Muslim, are falling in love with the hijab and are learning more and more about Is...
19/10/2024

POV: you’re discovering yourself as a Muslim, are falling in love with the hijab and are learning more and more about Islam every day 😍

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