What’s the One Thing You Need to Do to Sell Your Books?

One of the most frequently asked questions by self-published authors is, “What’s the one thing I need to do to sell my books?” It’s a natural question, especially with the complexities of self-publishing, but the answer might be a bit deflating: There is no single solution. Success in the self-publishing world is more of a…

Building a Community of Muslim Women Writers

In the journey of writing, the importance of community and networking cannot be overstated. For Muslim women authors, building a supportive network is crucial not only for personal growth but also for collective empowerment and representation within the literary world. At AMWASA, we are committed to creating and nurturing such a community, offering a platform…

Developing Positive Reading Habits in Muslim Homes

In a world filled with distractions, cultivating positive reading habits at home can feel like an uphill climb. For Muslim families, however, nurturing a love for reading offers an incredible opportunity to instill Islamic values, broaden horizons, and create a haven of knowledge within the home. Here’s how you can make reading an integral part…

Effective Marketing Strategies for Authors on a Budget

Marketing a book doesn’t have to be an expensive endeavour. With a bit of creativity and strategic planning, authors can effectively promote their work without breaking the bank. This blog post explores how to utilise social media and online platforms, highlights the success story of Waheeda Joosab’s marketing campaign for Kismet – For Roses to…

Writing with Purpose: Crafting Stories that Resonate

Storytelling is a powerful tool that shapes perceptions, fosters understanding, and inspires change. For Muslim authors, writing with purpose means creating stories that resonate with readers while promoting positive representations of Islam. By crafting engaging and meaningful narratives, we can challenge stereotypes, celebrate diversity, and contribute to a more inclusive literary landscape. The Role of…