In Hijab Day, Muslim Students Find Love, Acceptance
With the hope to raise awareness about Muslim culture and bolster solidarity, Muslim students in different universities across the US
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Women
Linda Sarsour, Women Leaders Arrested on Women Day
NEW YORK – American Muslim activist Linda Sarsour and some of the national leaders for the Women’s March on Washington
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Do you know About Nana Asma’u, the Early Islamic Feminist Icon?
Hidden in the Savanna of Nigeria, abounded with rainforests, oil palm, and fertility; a flame lit and invigorating female empowerment,
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Twin Refugees Pursue Dream to Become Doctors in US
SALT LAKE – Twin daughters of Somali refugees are working to fulfill their life dream of becoming doctors in Salt
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The Complicated Concept of Modesty And How I Define it
The normal expected answer for such question in a place where there is a presumable freedom of choice would be
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Muslim-Jewish Sisterhood Finds Common Ground
PHILADELPHIA – At a time of religious prejudice, a group of Philadelphia Muslim and Jewish women are cooking together to
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I Thought Religion was to Control Me!
My name is Jameela, I’m Nigerian but was raised in the UK and I’m 30. I was raised a Christian
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The Experience Of Wearing a Hijab For The First Time
Let’s be honest. There is some serious stereotyping when it comes to wearing a hijab in the western world. Women
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I Planned to Destroy Islam, I Became Muslim
Shariffa Carlos amazing Journey to Islam The story of how I reverted to Islam is a story of plans. I
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Love Marriage: Only a Man’s Right?
Sometimes, I catch myself smiling impulsively whenever I recall the drama around a few of the marriage proposals that I
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