Tarak Fatah’s spouse is Nargis Tapal. According to the scant information that is accessible online about her, she is a writer who calls Toronto, Canada, home. According to material she has provided on Twitter, Tapal describes herself as a crossword puzzle enthusiast, a mother of two girls, and an agnostic.
She may identify as agnostic, which means she does not adhere to any particular religion or deity and believes that the presence of God is either a mystery or unknowable. She also describes herself as the adorable son-in-law of her daughter, implying a close relationship with him.
Since their days in college, Tarek and Nargos have been in love and have been married for 40 years. He is referred to be her “university love” by her. Previous work by the duo was titled “Same-Sex Marriage: Do Opponents of Gay Marriages Just Fear Joy Itself?”
Nargis’s wife Fatah is an accomplished author who has published a number of books, including “Chasing a Mirage: The Tragic Illusion of an Islamic State.” Other books by him include “The Jew is Not My Enemy: Dispelling the Myths That Fuel Muslim Anti-Semitism” and “The Tragedy of Errors: Ending Pakistan’s Proxy War with Afghanistan.”
