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About the Author//

Mona Hagmagid is a Sudanese and Afro-American woman from Northern Virginia. She is currently pursuing a doctorate in American Studies at the University of Michigan focusing on the history of American Muslims. She writes, reads, and thinks often and so she decided to make room for to share it here on DoD. Please do drop a comment and she’ll get back to you as soon as she can!

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recent work//

  • prose// lake street
  • poetry// like i told you, this world is a bayou
  • prose// life cycle part i: deliquescing
  • prose// on the beginning of a second semester (where can i find the river?)
  • poetry// the day after my great grandmother’s funeral

welcome//

Peace and Blessing be upon you and welcome to Daughter of Diaspora! Thank you so much for stopping by. Your time is so greatly appreciated. :)

Anyone who wishes to be a guest of this site is more than welcome to visit and stay a while. I hope that wherever you are that you are blessed with patience, gratitude, and steadfastness as you continue along your own journey, whatever that may be.

Marhaban bikum,

Mona

Top Posts//

prose// lake street
poetry// like i told you, this world is a bayou
prose// life cycle part i: deliquescing
prose// on the beginning of a second semester (where can i find the river?)
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