Topic: Women
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Hyphenated: Episode 30
UK MPs voting against calling for a ceasefire in Gaza is on our agenda this week. Plus, a look at the Black Muslim halal dating scene
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‘You just have to go where the love is’
For Black Muslims in the UK, halal dating presents unique challenges. Now specially tailored online platforms and in-person events are springing up to help single people find the one
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‘Women struggling with fertility tend to feel isolated’
Biological treatments like IVF often come with a host of moral and religious dilemmas
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Yasmine Dar Q&A: ‘I may be Manchester’s first south Asian Muslim woman lord mayor, but I won’t be the last’
The councillor and charity founder talks about community work, self-belief and her rise to public office
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Hyphenated: Episode 26
Our panel discuss the uproar over chants of jihad at a recent pro-Palestine protest in London. Plus, why are ‘trad wives’ attacking Muslim women on social media?
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The ‘trad wife’ influencers posting lifestyle videos to push Islamophobia
A new book reveals how make-up and cooking tutorials can hide anti-Muslim ideologies
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‘I’m going to be the first female president of Afghanistan’
Khadija Amin, a news anchor who fled from the Taliban for Spain, is determined not to let the world forget the plight of Afghan women
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Amina Koroma Q&A: ‘An actor needs to create a fully fleshed out character, even in video games’
The voice performer on starring in the latest instalment of Baldur’s Gate, artificial intelligence and the subtle art of world building
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‘I want to make a meaningful impact on the lives of Muslim women’
Dutch police officer Sarah Izat was sent home for wearing a headscarf, and expects more restrictions to come — but is also hopeful that the law will be changed
