This editorial discusses how Muslim women’s participation in the feminist movement has led to oppression and failed to grant them their true rights. It also emphasizes the importance of strengthening Iman and following the Quran to understand one’s true roles, responsibilities, and rights.
Hazrat Hafsa Bint Umar Khattab (RA), who is amongst the Umm-ul-Momineen (Mothers of the Believers), remains a true inspiration for Muslim women, even now 1400
“You were born to whine and whimper!” Saad pulled a face and laughed out loud at Sarah. Sarah turned crimson red and dignifiedly replied to
Maryam Sakeenah presents suggestions for a comprehensive strategy to eliminate or at least drastically minimize sexual crimes against women in Pakistan
The World Hijab Day is an opportunity to show the Hijab wearing Muslim woman as not only an important part of the community but also actively engaged in it. She is a doctor, an athlete, a politician, an astro-physicist, and so much more, writes Kiran Shah
There is a good side and a not so good side to Aurat March, and both need to be recognized. Azka Javeria and Umm Zahra share their point of view and solutions for Muslim women that may be more effective in resolving their issues than marching.
This article explores the history of women’s rights and the feminist movement in the West and how Islam grants rights to Muslim women. It examines the similarities and differences between the two and highlights the importance of women’s empowerment and education
Umm Waraqah (ra) did not allow her wealth to seep into her heart. She would reward her servants generously. Her servants, in return, looked after her needs and were honest in their responsibilities. However, wealth is a Fitnah!
Umm Sulaym (ra) was a truthful woman, steadfast in her religion, recognising the right of her Lord and His creation, obedient to the Prophet (sa), strong against the unbelievers and hypocrites, and an example for the generous.
The Prophet (sa) prayed for Umm Sulaym (ra) and her family. Umm Sulaym (ra) then requested the Prophet (sa) to pray for her dear son Anas (ra). The Prophet (sa) said, “O Allah! Give him wealth and children and bless him.” This du’a was accepted by Allah (swt). Anas (ra) grew up to be wealthy and there were many children from his lineage.
