Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The garment industries in Bangladesh have rightfully been criticized for their lack of worker’s rights. Nonetheless, many female Muslim workers see a version of independence compared with even starker … [Read more...]
Nazma Kahn started “World Hijab Day” so people from all faiths could walk in the shoes of a Muslim woman. … [Read more...]
As #NotYourStockMuslim became popular on Twitter, a discussion opened about stereotypes and diversity. … [Read more...]
Though less than 4% of China's population is Muslim, they have a rare history of female Imams and mosques dedicated to women. … [Read more...]
In an eye-popping report for SALON, Muslim feminist Maria Khwaja looks beyond the extreme mistreatment of women in the Middle East to the systems in place to help them. … [Read more...]
A group of British Muslim mothers have declared war on the potential radicalization of their impressionable children. … [Read more...]
In a first for the male-dominated nation of Saudi Arabia, Somayya Jabarti has been chosen for the position of newspaper editor for a major newspaper. Her nomination comes upon the retiring of her male … [Read more...]
Traditional Muslim dress—and the vague category of “headscarf”— strikes many westerners as a sign of male oppression and backwardness. Freedom is defined as heels and lipstick. But the phenomenon of … [Read more...]
Through weight loss classes and interfaith discussions, Jewish and Muslim women grow close and bond. These health-conscious groups work to strike a balance between theory and work-life. They are … [Read more...]
AP tells the riveting story of a young polio victim carried into the forest by her brother to escape extremists in the Central African Republic. … [Read more...]
