My mistakesdo not erasemy worth ormy connectionto Allah.I say “no”when I needto protect myenergy andmy faith.I am seen,loved, andchosen byAllah exactlyas I am.I am not alone—my Ummahand myancestorsstand with me.I am worthy oflove, respect,and kindnessfromeveryone.My skin, hair,and smile areall beautifulsigns of mycreation.I am a light inmycommunity,my school,and my home.I am allowed totake up spaceand speak mytruth withconfidence.I am creatinga legacy myancestorswould beproud of.I trust thatAllah’s timingfor mydreams isperfect.My faith makesme strong, andmy culturemakes meproud.I am a BlackMuslim girlfull ofbarakah andbeauty.I am free tobe both softand strong,spiritual andsassy.I deservehealthyfriendships thatrespect my faithand myboundaries.Allah knows myheart, evenwhen I feelmisunderstood.  My hijab,turban, or hairjourney is anact of worshipand self‑love.I am proud ofmy Blacknessand my Islam—both are mypower.I forgivemyself, Ireleaseshame, and Iwalk in peace.I am Black, Iam Muslim,and I amblessed—Eidand beyond.My prayersmatter, myvoice matters,and mydreams matter.I am learning,growing, andbecoming theMuslim girl I’mmeant to be.I am allowed tobe both fullyBlack and fullyMuslim inevery space.My mind,body, andspirit arealso part ofmy worship.I am enough,even whenI’m learning,healing, orunsure.I reject anymessage thatsays myBlackness isanything lessthan beautiful.My mistakesdo not erasemy worth ormy connectionto Allah.I say “no”when I needto protect myenergy andmy faith.I am seen,loved, andchosen byAllah exactlyas I am.I am not alone—my Ummahand myancestorsstand with me.I am worthy oflove, respect,and kindnessfromeveryone.My skin, hair,and smile areall beautifulsigns of mycreation.I am a light inmycommunity,my school,and my home.I am allowed totake up spaceand speak mytruth withconfidence.I am creatinga legacy myancestorswould beproud of.I trust thatAllah’s timingfor mydreams isperfect.My faith makesme strong, andmy culturemakes meproud.I am a BlackMuslim girlfull ofbarakah andbeauty.I am free tobe both softand strong,spiritual andsassy.I deservehealthyfriendships thatrespect my faithand myboundaries.Allah knows myheart, evenwhen I feelmisunderstood.  My hijab,turban, or hairjourney is anact of worshipand self‑love.I am proud ofmy Blacknessand my Islam—both are mypower.I forgivemyself, Ireleaseshame, and Iwalk in peace.I am Black, Iam Muslim,and I amblessed—Eidand beyond.My prayersmatter, myvoice matters,and mydreams matter.I am learning,growing, andbecoming theMuslim girl I’mmeant to be.I am allowed tobe both fullyBlack and fullyMuslim inevery space.My mind,body, andspirit arealso part ofmy worship.I am enough,even whenI’m learning,healing, orunsure.I reject anymessage thatsays myBlackness isanything lessthan beautiful.

Muslim Girl Power - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. My mistakes do not erase my worth or my connection to Allah.
  2. I say “no” when I need to protect my energy and my faith.
  3. I am seen, loved, and chosen by Allah exactly as I am.
  4. I am not alone—my Ummah and my ancestors stand with me.
  5. I am worthy of love, respect, and kindness from everyone.
  6. My skin, hair, and smile are all beautiful signs of my creation.
  7. I am a light in my community, my school, and my home.
  8. I am allowed to take up space and speak my truth with confidence.
  9. I am creating a legacy my ancestors would be proud of.
  10. I trust that Allah’s timing for my dreams is perfect.
  11. My faith makes me strong, and my culture makes me proud.
  12. I am a Black Muslim girl full of barakah and beauty.
  13. I am free to be both soft and strong, spiritual and sassy.
  14. I deserve healthy friendships that respect my faith and my boundaries.
  15. Allah knows my heart, even when I feel misunderstood.
  16. My hijab, turban, or hair journey is an act of worship and self‑love.
  17. I am proud of my Blackness and my Islam—both are my power.
  18. I forgive myself, I release shame, and I walk in peace.
  19. I am Black, I am Muslim, and I am blessed—Eid and beyond.
  20. My prayers matter, my voice matters, and my dreams matter.
  21. I am learning, growing, and becoming the Muslim girl I’m meant to be.
  22. I am allowed to be both fully Black and fully Muslim in every space.
  23. My mind, body, and spirit are also part of my worship.
  24. I am enough, even when I’m learning, healing, or unsure.
  25. I reject any message that says my Blackness is anything less than beautiful.