A Look Inside ‘The Muslim Women’s Association’ of Australia
The Muslim Women's Association in Australia provides refugees with guidance in finding jobs, financial assistance and counseling. … [Read more...]
ANGLE ON: Heroic Syrian Women
For the last three years, journalist Kristin Williams has covered Syrian women and their ongoing efforts during the war. From an all-female police brigade, to reopening schools, to stopping child … [Read more...]
British Muslim Women and Dating
A look at independent, career-oriented Muslim women, and the dating scene in Britain. … [Read more...]
Women’s Rights in the Middle East and North Africa… here’s where we’re at
In light of the Driver Ban lifting in Saudi Arabia and other Women's Rights gains across the Middle East and North Africa, scholars Benjamin G. Bishin and Feryal M. Cherif ask some pertinent … [Read more...]
Saudi Women Quietly Protest
Saudi women quietly protest their right to drive by posting their driving experience online. And the videos are fascinating. … [Read more...]
Women’s Studies In Afghanistan
As security deteriorates in Afghanistan, and women’s rights and welfare are threatened, a group of university students gathered last week to embark on an encouraging course –Afghanistan’s first … [Read more...]
In China, Imam Says Women-Mosques Are “Tradition”
China has some of the oldest Muslim communities outside the Near East. Located in the city of Kaifeng, is the old capital of the Song Dynasty where one thousand years ago, it was considered to be a … [Read more...]
In Turkey, Women Win Big
In Sunday’s elections in Turkey, 98 women won seats bringing the percentage of female deputies to a historic high of 17% compared with 14% in the 2011 elections. A look at some of the most influentual … [Read more...]
Saudi Women and the Work Force
Although the percentage of Saudi women who work is small, hovering around 15 percent, there have been some gains and societal shifts. A look inside Saudi women who work. … [Read more...]
Afghan Soccer Star Inspires New Hijabi Uniforms
After harassment and death threats, Khalida Popal was forced to flee her home country of Afghanistan in 2011. She left much behind -- her home and family, but one thing she refuse to give up was her … [Read more...]
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