sabina
khan-ibarra

Writing about family, memory, belonging, and what survives across generations.

Upcoming: Aug 5, Berkeley — Rooted & Written →

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Sabina Khan-Ibarra with henna-painted hand on a watermelon

Keeper
of Stories

Photo: A.K.I. · Henna: Ridha Atif

I am a writer of fiction and poetry, educator, and Pakistani Pashtun Muslim American. My work explores family, memory, inheritance, and the stories that shape who we become.

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Publications

Poetry, essays & anthologies

Readings & Events

Upcoming appearances

Teaching

Classes & private coaching

Retreats

Writing retreats rooted in reflection, craft, and community.

Selected Work

Poems & excerpts

Community

The communities that continue to shape my work.

Media

Talks & interviews

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FROM SELECTED WORK

“unlock the mouth that holds many truths…”

— How to Pray at the Mosque, The Rising Phoenix Review