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10 August 2017
My Salaam covers fashion, food, travel, culture, entertainment and personalities that shape and affect the lives and lifestyles of young Muslims around the world.
Our stories and videos are produced by some of the top bloggers and writers from the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates to India and Indonesia.
Some of the most popular stories on the website this week include a profile of an ex-Careem employee who has developed an app to resolve the infamous traffic jams in Egypt.
We also interviewed Emirati filmmaker Abdulla Al Kaabi, whose debut, Only Men Go to the Grave, hits the UAE cinemas on August 10.
Also, check out our stories on the secrets to a happy haj pilgrimage and tips to make your skin and hair survive summer.
Enjoy reading My Salaam and let us know your feedback in the comments section on the website.
Further reading from My Salaam:
© Express 2017
My Salaam covers fashion, food, travel, culture, entertainment and personalities that shape and affect the lives and lifestyles of young Muslims around the world.
Our stories and videos are produced by some of the top bloggers and writers from the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates to India and Indonesia.
Some of the most popular stories on the website this week include a profile of an ex-Careem employee who has developed an app to resolve the infamous traffic jams in Egypt.
We also interviewed Emirati filmmaker Abdulla Al Kaabi, whose debut, Only Men Go to the Grave, hits the UAE cinemas on August 10.
Also, check out our stories on the secrets to a happy haj pilgrimage and tips to make your skin and hair survive summer.
Enjoy reading My Salaam and let us know your feedback in the comments section on the website.
Further reading from My Salaam:
- Can an ex-Careem employee fix Cairo's traffic, where the government could not?
- 8 secrets to a happy haj
- Emirati filmmaker talks debut 'Only Men go to the Grave'
- 101 ways to make your skin and hair survive the summer
© Express 2017
