Topic: Women
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I’m still learning how to navigate Ramadan with a young child
Many of us multitask our worship alongside housework and childcare, so it’s difficult to find time to focus on spirituality
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Ola Labib: ‘I want to be the person who bonds people through laughter’
The comedian on the inspiration behind her Channel 4 pilot The Pharmacy
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The 2025 Eid gift guide
Ideas for your loved ones this holy month selected from sustainable, independent Muslim-owned brands
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The knitted balaclava: winter’s biggest trend is here to stay
The fluffy snood or woollen headscarf has gained popularity with every passing chilly season
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Cancer awareness activist Allia Amjad: ‘There are still so many fears and taboos’
While undergoing cancer treatment, Amjad longed to connect with other Muslim women who shared her experience, so she founded a support group
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Like my fellow Gen Zs, I’m using this Valentine’s Day to celebrate platonic love
My generation values the time we invest in friendship just as much, often even more, than romantic or sexual relationships
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The Muslim women rejecting marriage and choosing to be single
They are pushing back against cultural and religious expectations — not due to a lack of suitors, but as a conscious choice for autonomy and a deeper connection to their faith
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Photographer unearths stories of the first Turkish women who migrated to the Netherlands
Çiğdem Yüksel spotlights the experiences of her grandmother’s generation in her new book If Only You Knew
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‘My hijab is my strength. I see it as a crown on my head’
For World Hijab Day on 1 February, five women reflect on how Islamic attire can be a symbol of empowerment and identity
