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...]
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Heroines Fight for Muslim’s Rights
Huff Post blog showcases 6 very different women who advocate for Muslim's rights in employment, equality, and human rights. … [Read more...]
Through Sport, Syrian Girls Find Hope
One bright spot in this Syrian refugee camp is a soccer team filled with eager young women. … [Read more...]
Three Afghan Women Run For VP
Three Afghan women run for Vice President where, a decade ago, women weren't allowed to vote. … [Read more...]
Newsweek Counters Reuters Poll on Marginalized Muslim Women
Despite a Thomson-Reuters poll indicating that women remain marginalized in Arab and Muslim countries, Newsweek reports that there have been positive changes. … [Read more...]
Shaking Hands With A Muslim Woman
Some observant Muslim women only shake hands with men in the family. Others adapt to modern-day rituals. … [Read more...]
Reformer Won’t Enter Through Separate Door
Despite a rich history of teaching females equally, there are still some American mosques that don't quite get it, says reformer Edina Lekovics. … [Read more...]
First Muslim Female Olympian Rebuked Hitler
The first Muslim woman to compete in the Olympics has passed away this year at 97. During the1936 Berlin Games, she and her team refused a visit with Hitler, which brought them international acclaim. … [Read more...]
Female Muslim Soccer Agent is Breaking Barriers
The first Muslim woman to be licensed as a soccer agent is committed to bringing more diversity onto the field. … [Read more...]
A Saudi Princess, Fashion, and the Modern Muslim Woman
Elle magazine interviews Saudi Princess Deena Al-Juhani Abdulaziz during this year's New York Fashion Week about personal fashion and her Saudi Arabian-based boutique D'NA. … [Read more...]
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