Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir has been playing basketball for 22 years, holding the scoring record by a high school player in her home state of Massachusetts. The former Division1 NCAA player says that she has … [Read more...]
For the first time, women in Saudi Arabia have been able to register to vote in the country's municipal elections which takes place in December but to date, there have been just sixteen women who have … [Read more...]
When Alaa Murabit was fifteen, she and her family (of ten siblings) moved from Canada to Libya, and for Alaa, it was a tremendous cultural shock, given the country’s restrictive attitudes on women. … [Read more...]
In 2013, a British court ruled that Muslim women wearing a veil must remove it when giving evidence. This brought about a national debate on the wearing of the niqab (a veil covering the face but not … [Read more...]
Muslim Women’s Day occurred last week. It was a day dedicated to amplifying Muslim women's voices. Speaking of which, founder Amani Al-Khatahtbeh moderated a panel filled with talented Muslim women … [Read more...]
The Muslim Women's Association in Australia provides refugees with guidance in finding jobs, financial assistance and counseling. … [Read more...]
Within the Arab Gulf States, women represent a better educated talent pool than the rest of the population, but they are disproportionately burdened by unemployment . A hard fought internal battle … [Read more...]
The Atlantic examines a 2013 Pew Study and concludes that the Muslim community views the roles for women dependent on the country. … [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...]
Signs of lessening restrictions at a recent conference revealed progress in Saudi women's rights, where uncloaked women worked the corporate booths! … [Read more...]
