Min Amanne Designs

Min Amanne Designs Min Amanne Tatreez Designs celebrates Palestinian embroidery through cross-stitch kits, patterns, and educational resources.

Blending tradition with modern design, offering ways to engage with Tatreez as an art form and a symbol of cultural resilience.

10/09/2026

Been wanting to learn Palestinian tatreez? If you’re in the SF Bay Area - come stitch with me! 🪡🇵🇸

I’m back at WorkshopSF on Thursday, November 19 for Tatreez 101! We’ll explore the history and cultural significance of Palestinian embroidery, learn foundational cross-stitch techniques, and start stitching your own Palestinian motif.

No experience necessary, and all materials are included! You’ll receive a Min Amanne Beginner Tatreez Kit to use in class and take home so you can keep stitching.

📍 WorkshopSF, 1310 Haight Street, San Francisco
📅 Thursday, November 19 | 7–9 PM
🎟️ Sign up at WorkshopSF.org

Spaces are limited, so grab your spot! Tag a friend who should join you 👇🏽

10/07/2026

Instead of searching for the right words to talk about today and the ongoing genocide in Gaza, I’m sharing the story of Umm Qusai, a mother from Gaza I met on my recent humanitarian deployment with Salam Charity in Jordan.

Umm Qusai left Gaza for what was meant to be a short visit to care for her sick sister. That was three years ago, and she has been unable to return home since. She told us about her life since October 7th, and about her oldest son, Qusai, who was killed by the occupation.

Qusai had gone to get food for his family. Isr**l killed him with a missile at his front door. All that remained of him was his blood on the food he had gone to collect.

Today, and every day, it’s important to listen directly to Palestinians from Gaza and to amplify their stories in any way we can. Umm Qusai is one of the many mothers who have lost so much at the hands of Isr**l.

*If you are interested in hearing the longer version of Umm Qusai’s video please let me know. It is in Arabic with no translation. Unfortunately I couldn’t figure out the auto caption translation.

09/27/2026

To everyone who donated to my deployment: thank you. Because of you, we were able to support Palestinian, Syrian, and Sudanese refugees, as well as Jordanian families in need. I’m so grateful you helped make this work possible.

A special thank you to everyone who came out for inaugural party. All proceeds from the event went toward humanitarian aid for these families. And thank you to for so generously donating the proceeds to my fundraising efforts.

I’ll be back in Lebanon with Salam Charity in February to continue this work, and I’m fundraising for future deployments now. If you’d like to contribute, you can donate through the link in my bio.

Interested in joining me on an upcoming deployment? Comment “deployment” below and I’ll share how you can get involved. I’m also hosting a virtual information session on Sunday, October 4 to talk about what deployment looks like and how you can volunteer with Salam Charity.

5 days. 5 cities. One unforgettable week in Jordan. 🇯🇴💛From Mafraq to Southern Ghor, Karak, Amman, Jerash, and Zarqa, we...
09/21/2026

5 days. 5 cities. One unforgettable week in Jordan. 🇯🇴💛

From Mafraq to Southern Ghor, Karak, Amman, Jerash, and Zarqa, we spent the week alongside Salam Charity USA Salam Charity supporting Palestinian, Syrian, Sudanese, and Jordanian families through humanitarian aid, community programs, education, psychosocial support, and moments of joy.

There are numbers throughout this carousel, but behind every number is a person. A family. A conversation. A story. A reminder of why this work matters.

And to everyone who donated to my campaign, attended EL 7HARA events, shared my fundraiser, or supported from afar: you were part of this week too. Your donations directly helped make this work possible. A special thank you to my brother, Ahmed Hashem, for donating 100% of the proceeds from his first El 7hara event to support this deployment.

Serving others is a privilege I never take lightly. I’m leaving Jordan incredibly grateful for the people who welcomed us into their homes and communities, for the volunteers I had the honor of serving alongside, and for every single person who trusted me with their support.

We were also supposed to return to Lebanon this month, but unfortunately weren’t able to make the trip due to safety concerns. InshAllah, I’ll be heading back in February for our Ramadan deployment and another opportunity to serve the communities there.

This is what we can do when we show up for one another.

I plan to continue doing deployments with Salam Charity for as long as I can. You can donate to my future humanitarian deployments via link in bio. And if you’re interested in joining us on a future deployment please reach out directly.

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