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Subhanah Wahhaj, a political prisoner, has been illegally incarcerated in an American jail for three years. As she awaits trial to redress the unremitting constitutional violations in this high profile, racially and religiously motivated case, Subhanah utilizes her pedagogy and passion to help people find meaning and purpose, as a catalyst of inspiration for an inmate population plagued with a cornucopia of pathologies, through mentorship, prayer circles and coaching. Subhanah holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and is a loving wife and mother of 5 children. Her insatiable love for knowledge prompted her relocation to Egypt on her wedding night where she embarked on a personal journey of self-discovery. Look out for part two, “How I Found Myself Incarcerated, Illegally.”

It is September 11, 2001 and Subhanah Wahhaj, watches as the World Trade Center collapses in New York City…..In this book, an American Muslim gives the real-life account of what she faces post-9/11. After hit with a bomb shell, she is forced on a roller coaster ride that leads her to someplace that ends up surprising most!

“Gripping, and timely.” “Engagingly written and edifying for a non-Muslim.” “A thought-provoking read, especially for those with a limited knowledge of Islam.” – Kirkus Reviews

Newspaper 
United States, Niles, Michigan 
Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Headline: Your Online Publicist Joins Hands With Subhanah Wahhaj and Her Book “How I Found Myself in Egypt: The Journey of a Young Muslim After 9/11,” Where She Illustrates the Journey of a Young Female Muslim in a World That Barely Tries to Understand Her

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