Hijab, Santa and the Christmas spirit »

Earlier this month my class mates and I were given...

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan »

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan Tehran Times Political...

Muslim Woman fired for Wearing Hijab »

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‘Apprehension’ among Muslim women »

The French parliament is to vote on a proposal to...

The young French women fighting to defend the full-face veil »

The debate over a proposed French law banning the niqab...

Hijab-wearing women rock! »

Why hijab-wearing Muslim women have a real affinity for hard...

Fashion Hijab revival: fashion, religion or strategy?

Hijab revival: fashion, religion or strategy? »

Moroccan schoolteacher Rhimou Bachtioui has been engaged three times. Each time, she called off the marriage because her fiancés wrongly believed she was “subservient, docile and very conservative”. Like a growing number of young women...

October 9 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »
Islamic fashion goes global

Islamic fashion goes global »

Industry is estimated to be worth more than $96b by conservative estimates Dubai: Thanks to years of steady acceptance and growing support from top fashion icons, Arabic and Islamic fashion is set to continue its...

March 8 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Politics

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan »

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan Tehran Times Political Desk QOM – Grand Ayatollah Jafar Sobhani has sent a message to Azerbaijani President...

Jan 17 2011 / No comment / Read More »

Zakir Naik – banned from entering UK »

Zakir Naik – banned from entering UK

An Indian Muslim preacher banned by the home secretary from entering the UK for his “unacceptable behaviour” is to challenge the ruling in the...

Jun 19 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Hijab-wearing Belgian lawmaker courts controversy »

Hijab-wearing Belgian lawmaker courts controversy

Hijab-wearing Mahinur Ozdemir, the youngest deputy to serve in the Belgian parliament, attracts her fair share of attention for her attire and views. The...

Mar 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

London council defends Brick Lane ‘hijab gate’ plans »

London council defends Brick Lane ‘hijab gate’ plans

Local authorities in London on Wednesday defended plans to build arches described by critics as “hijab gates” at the ends of London’s famed multi-cultural...

Mar 21 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »
Events

Bradford Muslim women’s group aids Little Heroes charity »

Bradford Muslim women’s group aids Little Heroes charity

A Muslim women’s association will be donating toys to Bradford-based charity Little Heroes after seeing an appeal in the Telegraph & Argus. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association has collected hundreds of toys to distribute to charities across the district in the coming weeks. But after...

Dec 11 2009 / No comment / Read More »

Muslim Women Defy Stereotypes With Activism »

Muslim Women Defy Stereotypes With Activism

Whether it’s protesting the president’s decision to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan or developing community programs, Muslim women like Monami Maulik have been at the forefront of advocacy work to help and empower their people. In 2000, Maulik and a handful of others founded...

Dec 4 2009 / No comment / Read More »

20,000 gather for Eid al-Adha prayer in Dallas »

20,000 gather for Eid al-Adha prayer in Dallas

North Texas Muslims entered 20,000-strong Friday morning into the Dallas Convention Center, in native costumes of far-flung lands for communal prayer for one of the holiest days of the Islamic faith. “This is the time to come together, to help each other and to understand...

Nov 30 2009 / No comment / Read More »
Women

Int’l women’s day: Tunisian women’s rights praised »

Int’l women’s day: Tunisian women’s rights praisedTunisia was hailed at the Beijing+15 International Association Forum as a pioneer in women’s issues. The conference, which ran February 27-28, highlighted some of the...

Mar 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »
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Sports Iran: With a bow and arrow, a little bit of freedom

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Events Bradford Muslim women’s group aids Little Heroes charity

Bradford Muslim women’s group aids Little Heroes charity

A Muslim women’s association will be donating toys to Bradford-based charity Little Heroes after seeing an appeal in the Telegraph & Argus. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association has collected hundreds of toys to...

Dec 11, 2009 / More »
Hijab Hijab, Santa and the Christmas spirit

Hijab, Santa and the Christmas spirit

Earlier this month my class mates and I were given an assignment on interfaith awareness between Muslims and Christians. Over the past decade the two communities have not had very warm relations especially...

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Politics Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan

Ayatollah condemns Islamic hijab ban in Azerbaijan Tehran Times Political Desk QOM – Grand Ayatollah Jafar Sobhani has sent a message to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, strongly denouncing a ban on Islamic dress...

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Videos On the Map: Judging An Emcee By Her Cover

On the Map: Judging An Emcee By Her Cover

Since her 2007 album Dans ma Bulle (Inside My Bubble) debuted at the top of the charts by selling 50K copies in its first week, Diam’s has become the hottest emcee in France. Not the...

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Fashion Hijab revival: fashion, religion or strategy?

Hijab revival: fashion, religion or strategy?

Moroccan schoolteacher Rhimou Bachtioui has been engaged three times. Each time, she called off the marriage because her fiancés wrongly believed she was “subservient, docile and very conservative”. Like a growing number of...

Oct 9, 2010 / More »
Food Nestlé: Halal food goes mainstream in Europe

Nestlé: Halal food goes mainstream in Europe

THE HAGUE, November 30 (Reuters) – The business of selling food that is halal, or acceptable to Muslims, is set to grow rapidly in Europe in coming years as more supermarket chains target...

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Entertainiment A Weeknight with the Hijabi

A Weeknight with the Hijabi

MSA correspondant Sarah Camiscoli reports from the realm of We’re So Over Sex and Vaginas theatrical productions. Falling on the Monday after a weekend of a whole lot of Vagina talk, the NYC premiere of...

Feb 20, 2010 / More »
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