Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Right-wing and anti-Muslim sites have launched a vicious attack on Linda Sarsour, the well-known Muslim activist and organizer of the Women’s March in D.C.. In response, thousands of people took to … [Read more...]
In Libya, the majority of college graduates are women – 77% compared to 63% for men. However after graduation, only 43% of women enter the workforce. Al Jazeera takes a look at special interest groups … [Read more...]
Founder of The Women's Mosque of America, M. Hasna Maznavi, says that the Los Angeles mosque has “erroneously been framed as a ‘liberation’ from Muslim men” and thereby, has made a list of “nine … [Read more...]
A very personal look at the women of Kobani who now live as refugees in Turkey as their husbands stay and fight ISIS. … [Read more...]
The Urban Muslim Woman Show is an annual networking event in the UK that offers counseling to Muslim women who may face discrimination in the workplace. … [Read more...]
Exasperated at seeing Muslim women portrayed as having no agency in their own narrative, author Dr. Seema Yasmin has "reframed" to write about everything Muslim women CAN do and the powerful, … [Read more...]
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...]
Forced to leave their home country, Myanmar, many Rohingya Muslim women find themselves stranded in nearby Thailand where smuggler fees are often exorbitant, and are forced into another tough and … [Read more...]
Meet Britain's first female Muslim boxer, Olympic hopeful Ambreen Sadiq, 20, and take a look at the play based on her life which is set to premiere at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival. … [Read more...]
A look at independent, career-oriented Muslim women, and the dating scene in Britain. … [Read more...]
