IQRA Magazine
IQRA Magazine is a student-run Muslim journalism group at Ryerson University, dedicated to writing relevant topics on intersectional wellbeing.
Section: The Case for Faith-Based Therapy
Section: The Case for Faith-Based Therapy
Section: Two Reverts and Reconnections
Section: Two Reverts and Reconnections
UNIVERSITY MagazineS
A university is going through a name change. What about the students who bought merch with the name 'Ryerson' on it? (satire/comedy)
Are some students immune to the cold? Legend says that they may be aliens. (satire/comedy)
"Minimum Wage Heroes" reveals stories of several minimum wage workers in Ontario during the pandemic. 
It seems as though all celebrations are money-based nowadays. How do we compare to festivals worldwide?
Tucked in a corner away from travel influencers, the travel comedian Desmond Ngai takes 'dad-style' photos - making silliness glamorous.
"The Myth of Making it" is an opinion piece addressing a toxic success-centered 'grindset' that often plagues creators in the modern age. 
A personal and lighthearted interview with my little sister.
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