Resources on Muslims for the Entertainment Industry
The Cincinnati Enquirer recently voted Afreen Asif as one of the ten Women Of The Year. Ms. Asif was inspired by her Muslim faith to start a social outreach called Rahma Community Services (“rahma” … [Read more...]
Although women’s rights are still rather limited in Saudi Arabia, there have been remarkable improvements of late. Women are joining the work-force more, and according to the Los Angeles Times, “are … [Read more...]
Banners declaring “A Brave Man Stands for Women” were raised at the HeForShe (UN campaign for gender equality) launch in… Afghanistan! Afghan men called on their gender to take a stand up for women’s … [Read more...]
“Wearing the hijab can make dating harder because people will make assumptions about your sexual experience, what sort of relationship you’re looking for, and even what type of person you are,” says … [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...]
Saudi women quietly protest their right to drive by posting their driving experience online. And the videos are fascinating. … [Read more...]
A look at independent, career-oriented Muslim women, and the dating scene in Britain. … [Read more...]
“Ladies First” is a short documentary directed by Mona El-Naggar and produced by the New York Times which takes a look at Saudi Arabia’s recent decision to allow women the right to vote in local … [Read more...]
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2017, the Wilson Center has put together a series of 33 articles from leading scholars, journalists, activists, human rights experts and entrepreneurs on … [Read more...]
AP reports on Pope Francis' trip to Morocco: Students at a school for Muslim preachers have told Pope Francis and Morocco’s king that they will bring home the lessons of building bridges between … [Read more...]
