Natasha Shadeanna

Singapore and Malaysia offer plenty of halal food options, fun things to do and access to mosques. There is one country that poses as the better holiday destination for Muslims.

We were bound to have heard stories about the supernatural realm. How do we discern how much of it is rooted in culture and how much of it is reaffirmed through religious lenses?

Saudi Arabia is a cove of unexplored treasures for all who are excited to venture and experience something new. From deserts to old towns and incredible islands, there is much to see and do here.

Hong Kong’s Muslim-friendly district of Kowloon will allow you to experience the best of Hong Kong thanks to the plethora of exciting things to see and do. Fret not, halal food and prayer spaces can also be easily found.

Athens is home to important historical sites such as the Acropolis and the Parthenon. After exploring Greece’s capital, take time to explore the surrounding islands such as Hydra and Andros.

Consider visiting these Muslim-friendly cities where you can witness the most kaleidoscopic display of fireworks! Fret not, you’ll still be able to find halal food and prayer spaces easily.

Some films are known to feature really jaw-dropping landscapes which at times, may be unbeknownst to many. Discover some of the most picturesque filming locations that also double to be Muslim-friendly destinations!

This Muslim-friendly guide shares some of the must-try halal restaurants, places to visit and the best areas to put up at in Barcelona.

Solo travel is important for Muslim millennials. From promoting self-love, enabling one to discern what’s important and encouraging one to step beyond one’s comfort zone, solo travel is ideal for anyone seeking growth.