Muslim women
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Faculty Member of Al-Mustafa University:
Society Needs Deep, Methodical Research
The professor of the Department of Islamic Theology of the Bent Al- Hoda Higher education Complex said,” Today, our society is in dire need of deep and methodical research, and any event or policy that helps to promote this matter is worthy of appreciation.”
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University Professor:
Participation of Women in Elections A Prelude to Civilization
A university professor stated,” Women's political participation, especially in the election, is the prelude and prerequisite for moving towards civilization in the Islamic society.”
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Ayatollah Saeedi:
Vital Duty of Women to Educate Children Towards Ahl Al-Bayt
The Custodian of Lady Masuma Shrine (PBUH) considered one of the most important duties of women to educate and guide their children towards the Ahl al-Bayt (PBUT) and said,” Women have an effective role in the Jihad of explanation and they should start it from home and teach their children about the rules of Sharia and defend the system of the Islamic Republic so that the extension of this Jihad of explanation can be seen in the society as well.”
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The Islamic Economy: Past, Present and Future
Modanisa serves more than 100 countries and 200 million Muslim women across the globe.
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Muslim Women Share How They Face Islamophobia
"What's the most heartbreaking is that to this day, many of my friends, myself included, when we're walking outside in public areas, I have to double check around me," M'Hiri said. "Sometimes my husband will stand between myself and the road as a precaution."
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Muslim Women Presence in Walton Heath golf club
Walton Heath golf club hosts one of series of sessions in England and Scotland for Muslim women.
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In this democracy revealing identity as a Muslim could cost your life
What we are seeing in India is more than the systemic oppression of Muslims and other minorities. Prior to 2014, Muslims already accounted for only 14% of the population, but almost 20% of inmates in India's jails.
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Authorized swimsuit in France, freedom of religion or appeal to anti-Muslim electorate?
The regional spat has put the burkini back in the headlines nationally and has provided yet another opportunity for French media and politicians to police how Muslim women dress in order to appeal to an increasingly anti-Muslim electorate.
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Le Pen is bad, but many French Muslims like me don’t want to vote for Macron either
The incumbent president has made life harder for Muslims in France, but most will vote for him reluctantly.
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Macron warns Le Pen she risks ‘civil war’ by banning headscarf in public spaces
“With me, there will be no ban on headscarves, yarmulkes and religious signs," Macron said during a widely televised debate.
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Hijab-wearing women to file complaint over beating by French police
Video footage of the attack showed the police had beaten two women wearing headscarves for minutes in the middle of the road, punched one of them, and tried to throw the other one to the ground.
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Man to stand trial in France for assaulting 2 Muslim women wearing hijab
Suspect in his sixties allegedly attacked women in southern city of Montpellier on March 12. This is not the first time Muslim women in France have been subjected to Islamophobic attacks.
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Islamic clothing of women featured in French election debate
Marine Le Pen wants to ban Muslim headscarf in public places; Emmanuel Macron does not want to make it critical issue.
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MURIC to army, others, encourage Muslim women
Approval of hijab in all the security agencies will close the economic gap between Christian women and their Muslim counterparts. More than 90% of women in the army and other security agencies are Christians because the inability to use hijab with the uniform has kept Muslim women away from joining the forces since independence.
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MCB Celebrates International Women’s Day 2022 #BreakTheBias
Muslim Women in particular, still face barriers and challenges, which is why the MCB is committing to help empower, upskill and celebrate the achievements of women and girls not just on one day, but all year round.
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Women Leadership In The Global Halal Industry
The conference is being organised by HalalTradeZone and SustNet Malaysia under the patronage of SMIIC and it will be conducted from 7th March to 13th March 2022 and it will be held online from 1pm to 4pm Makkah time.
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Top French court upholds ban on barristers wearing hijab in Lille courtrooms
The conspicuous display of religious symbols is an emotive subject in France and the court's decision may stir a nationwide debate over so-called core Republican values of secularism and identity ahead of April's presidential election.
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“Stand up for your Muslim friends”, A Powerful Message About Muslim Women and Solidarity
Although different forms of the hijab and head coverings are starting to make an appearance in fashion, let’s still remember the daily struggle, abuse, and discrimination Muslim women face on a regular basis because of their faith and what they stand for.
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Amid Debate, Women Lift Their Voices With Muslim Sacred Text
Some Muslim women have turned to social media to amplify the voices of female Quran reciters and encourage women to post their recitations online.
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I don’t have to choose between my hijab and going to school, but my sisters aren’t so lucky
As a 14-year-old Australian, I urge you to stand in solidarity with me against policymakers in France and India, where they are oppressing Muslim women.
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Muslim women footballers spar with French government on hijab ban in sport
These women are part of the activist group ‘The Hijabeuses’, a collective of female football players fighting for the right to wear a hijab in official matches, which is banned in France.
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Women Leadership In The Global Halal Industry
The 4th Edition of International Halal Conference is bringing together women have successfully built products and services in the global Halal industry with an aim to share their journey and valuable experiences.
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Nigerian Constitution Supports Wearing Of Hijab By Muslim Women
Adamu noted that all citizens are allowed to practise their religions as long as no harm or inconvenience is caused to other people.
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Muslim women defy French plan to force hijab out of sport
The French Football Federation and the majority of national sports federations in France prohibit the wearing of hijab, citing neutrality in sport or hygiene and safety concerns.
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World Hijab Day: 5 Muslim Women Led Hijab Brands
Thousands of women from different religions and backgrounds celebrated the 10th annual World Hijab Day by uploading selfies on social media with the hashtag #DressedNotOppressed.
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Activists decry headscarf ban in Indian state
Muslim students told not to attend college wearing headscarf in India's southern state of Karnataka.
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Online ‘Auction’ Is Latest Attack on Muslim Women in India
The fake site, the second in months, is a sign of the organized nature of virtual bullying, with threats of sexualized violence aimed at silencing the outspoken.
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Muslim Women's Council food initiative for the homeless celebrates eight years
THE MUSLIM Women’s Council has celebrated eight years of its initiative, Curry Circle.
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Extraordinary Lives of Indian Muslim Women Documented
Farah Usmani, a director at the UNFPA headquarters in New York, set about changing the stereotype of Indian Muslim Women. As a result of her efforts a book, Rising Beyond the Ceiling, documents the lives of successful Indian Muslim women.
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Muslim girl is changing the game and the conversation around Muslim women in sports
Fitriya Mohamed came to Toronto from Ethiopia at age 10, attended school for the first time and fell in love with basketball. Now she wants to create space for other Muslim women to fulfill their own hoop dreams.