Topic: Women
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‘A lot of these women fled war and trauma’: the community garden offering refugees a place to grow
The Appletree project in Wakefield acts as a vital green space for women, removing barriers to access and health inequality that might exist due to culture or religion
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How to dress modestly during hot weather
Choosing natural fabrics in lighter colours and avoiding layering can make a significant difference during a heatwave
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The simple — but life-changing — pleasure of finding your actual bra size
Going without one entirely is valid too. Like most things, the freedom to choose is paramount. None of it should be compulsory, just as none of it should cause pain
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‘My story is faith’: para powerlifter Doaa Shayea ahead of her Commonwealth Games debut
The athlete hopes her performance in the Glasgow games will challenge assumptions about who belongs in elite sport and what strength looks like
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UK could legally recognise Islamic weddings so long as couples complete civil process
Biggest revamp of marriage law for centuries would let couples express consent through established faith practices rather than standard civil wording
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The Muslim Golf Association’s drive to prove the sport is not an exclusive club
It’s often viewed as the sole preserve of middle-class, middle-aged white men, but Amir Malik is opening up the fairways to a more diverse cast of players
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8 findings from major NHS maternity probe that Muslim families need to know
The National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation, chaired by Labour peer Valerie Amos, assessed thousands of public responses to a call for evidence
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Five of the best outdoor swimming venues for women
When temperatures soar, there’s nothing like a cooling dip in the open air. Here are some of our favourite spots
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Three Luton schoolgirls become self-published novelists: ‘You can do it’
Hamidah Odunuga, Ghania Kashaff and Iqrah Imaan Imran from Challney High School for Girls want to show other Muslim girls what’s possible
