#mozzified

Meet Mozz!

A tiefling wizard with a curse that connects her to the ethereal plane.

At a young age Mozz accidentally burnt a man alive as he went to strike her; discovering both the spell Hellish Rebuke and her capability for magic. Her parents sent her to a Wizard called Featherbeard to teach her how to control her new powers, and to get her away from the townspeople who wanted her dead.

Mozz, thinking herself better than Featherbeards teachings, attempted a teleportation spell too early. She ended up in the Ethereal Plane - the plane of the dead - and gained herself a new curse. When she removes her mask the curse grows, but she is able to see ghosts and suck the life force out of her enemies.

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A Muslim pop culture website: The idea seemed so obvious, Zainab Khan waited years for someone else to make one. A place for jokes about nosy aunties, sharing hijab hacks and Ramadan recipes, and advice on navigating Minder (yup, there's a Muslim Tinder).

But existing sites for young Muslims tended to focus on international news and politics. Mozzified, which Khan launched in January while attending journalism school at the University of California, Berkeley, is geared toward what Khan and her friends call "Mozzies," young, socially aware Muslims who might, say, "binge-watchFriends on Netflix, play basketball after Friday prayers and buy eco-friendly products."

Khan and a team of four classmates have put out dozens of articles on everything from Muslim street artists to the whereabouts of a post-One Direction Zayn Malik. The site thrives on inside jokes, like the 12 thoughts every Muslim has while prayer cleansing in a public restroom.

What you won't find? Apologies. Khan looks for content that she thinks will appeal to other young Muslims, and says she refuses to pander to fear-mongers or Islamophobes.

Meet Mozzified, A Site For Ramadan Recipes, Sharia Memes And Nosy-Auntie Jokes