What is the Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook?
It is a bold Islamic journal by author Adil Bhatti, designed for Muslim women, girls, and students. It features 200 college-ruled lined pages with Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem in elegant Arabic calligraphy at the top of every single page, and a vibrant cover celebrating hijabi identity. Available in hardcover (ASIN B0FKH4C3NB) and paperback (ASIN B0FJDXQQBL) on Amazon.
Is this notebook a good Ramadan gift?
Yes, this notebook is designed with Ramadan gifting in mind. With Bismillah on every page and a vibrant hijabi cover, it is ideal for Ramadan journaling, du'a reflection, Quran study notes, and daily intentions. Many buyers purchase it as a Ramadan gift for a Muslim sister, daughter, niece, friend, or Islamic school student.
Is this notebook suitable as an Eid gift?
Absolutely. The Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook is a meaningful Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha gift for Muslim women and girls. Its hardcover edition in particular presents beautifully as an Eid present, and the Bismillah-headed pages give it lasting spiritual value beyond the holiday.
Does every page have Bismillah in Arabic?
Yes. Every one of the 200 college-ruled lined pages begins with بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ (Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem) in elegant Arabic calligraphy at the top, serving as a daily reminder to begin every thought, plan, prayer, or task in the name of Allah.
What is the size of the notebook?
The notebook measures 6.24 × 9.24 inches with a 0.64 inch spine and weighs 12.8 ounces. It is college-ruled with 200 lined pages. The size is designed to fit comfortably in a backpack, school bag, tote, or on a desk.
Is it available in hardcover?
Yes. The Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook is available in both hardcover (Amazon ASIN B0FKH4C3NB) and paperback (Amazon ASIN B0FJDXQQBL). The hardcover edition is recommended for gifting because of its premium presentation.
Who is this notebook designed for?
This notebook is designed for Muslim women, hijabis, Muslim girls, Islamic school students, Muslim college students, sisters in Islam, and revert Muslim women who want their stationery to reflect their faith and identity. It also works as a gift for parents, relatives, and friends shopping for a meaningful present for a Muslim woman or girl in their life.
Can it be used as a prayer or du'a journal?
Yes. While it is college-ruled rather than pre-formatted, many readers use it as a du'a journal, prayer journal, Quran reflection journal, or dhikr log. The Bismillah header on every page turns any entry into an act of intentional worship.
Is this notebook suitable for Islamic school or madrasa use?
Yes. The college-ruled lined format, 200 page count, and Bismillah header on every page make the notebook well suited for Islamic school, madrasa, Sunday school, Quran class, weekend hifz programs, and general school use. Teachers and parents frequently gift it to Muslim students.
Who wrote and published it?
The Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook was created and published by American-Pakistani author Adil Bhatti under his independent imprint Alpha Leonis Production Studio LLC. It was released on July 26, 2025 and is distributed globally through Amazon. Read more on the
About page.
Where can I buy it?
The Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook is available on Amazon worldwide in both hardcover (ASIN B0FKH4C3NB) and paperback (ASIN B0FJDXQQBL). You can buy it from your regional Amazon marketplace with Prime shipping where available.
Does it make a good Muslim wedding, Nikah, or baby shower gift?
Yes. The hardcover edition in particular works well as a keepsake gift for Muslim weddings, Nikah ceremonies, bridal showers, baby showers, and Walima events, especially when paired with another Islamic gift item. Its Bismillah header gives it spiritual weight beyond a standard stationery gift.
Can I use it for Quran study or tafsir notes?
Yes. Many readers use the Hijabi 'til I Die Notebook for Quran study, tafsir notes, hadith study, Islamic lecture notes, khutbah summaries, and seerah journaling. The Bismillah header on every page reinforces the sacred nature of the notes being taken.
Is it halal and appropriate for Muslim users?
Yes. The notebook is created specifically for Muslim users, features Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem in Arabic on every page, and contains no imagery or content that conflicts with Islamic values. The cover art depicts a stylized, fully-dressed hijabi figure celebrating Muslim identity.
Are there other notebooks in the same series?
Yes. Adil Bhatti has published a series of ten Islamic notebooks. Five are hijabi-themed (Hijabi 'til I Die, Hijabi Queen, Hijabi Gang Where My Girls At, Hijabi and Chill, Hijabi and Unbreakable) and five target Muslim men with shawarma and halal themes. All share the same 200-page college-ruled interior with Bismillah on every page. Browse the full collection on the
notebooks page.
