Living as a Muslim woman in any country, be it Canada, the USA, England, or Australia, you might need to find a job. Either you are single or married, graduate or undergraduate, a mother or a wife, having a job might be necessary for you. Read More

In recent years, the scarf or Hijab in Islam that Muslim women wear on their heads to cover the hair has engaged many governments and has been among the headlines around the world. Since then, Hijab and covering the hair has been banned in certain government buildings, schools, and public services in some countries.Read More

Some people who are not well acquainted with the true Islamic teachings think that Islam has not provided for all Muslims the equal social rights. And on account of the fact that Islam has made some distinctions between men and women’s rights they conclude that the same distinctions are made in their social rights.Read More

When facing this question, I start thinking what makes people have such a question in mind, while there are millions of Muslim women working all over the world in different positions. Are all these Muslim women doing something forbidden (Haram), or are there other points that bring such questions to one’s mind?Read More

I am a Muslim woman. I grew up in an Islamic country. I went to segregated schools, sports clubs, swimming pools, friendly parties and wedding parties. Then I chose Media as my career. I worked in different journals, made films and traveled to various cities and countries, with or without my family. As a Muslim who...Read More

TEHRAN – After eight years of halt, the International federation of Muslim women’s sports restarted its work here on Saturday. The plan was approved by the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs and the National Olympic Committee, IRNA reported. The federation aims at developing, strengthening and boosting the identity of Muslim women’s sports, considering the...Read More