Episode 5: Why I feel like a failed perf...

Sayeeda Warsi speaks to activist Sajda Mughal, caught up in the 7/7 bombs in London, about the effect it had on her life. The course of Sajda's life changed that day, and she discusses how the realisation that the bombs had been set off by men from her faith affected her. She als ... Show More

Sayeeda Warsi speaks to Welsh trade unionist Shavanah Taj about being a British Muslim woman. Shavanah explains her frustration that the conversation about Muslim women is so often focused on what women wear, obscuring other important issues that leaders within Muslim communities ... Show More

Sayeeda Warsi speaks to Julie Siddiqi about being a British Muslim woman, and why endless discussions about the burka stop more important conversations from taking place. Julie is co-chair of the Nisa-Nashim network of Muslim and Jewish women, and points out the similarities betw ... Show More

In this episode, I interview a few Muslim women AND talk about the Islamic history of women's values in Islam. The perspectives & diversity is amazing. ~ My instagram: @_hijabi.diaries 

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Islam was revolutionary at preserving and elevating the rights of women when it was revealed over 1400 years ago, but today’s challenges and sensibilities may cause us to wonder if that is still the case. However, many of our concerns have been addressed as early as the time of t ... Show More

In this episode, I will be talking about the precautions and the ways to handle situations and obstacles whilst evolving as a Muslim woman. This episode will cover how to find your identity as a Muslim woman, how to gain support through the Muslimah community and ways to look aft ... Show More

Sylvia Chan-Malik is Associate Professor in the Departments of American and Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. She talks, teaches, and writes about the intersections of race, gender, and religion, with a focus on the history and cultures of Islam and ... Show More

If I had asked you to name three female companions of the Prophet (pbuh) on the spot, would you be able to? This is a question that I had struggled with answering before having this discussion, yet ironically there isn't a shortage of female companions from our Prophet' ... Show More

The dress of Muslim women has been politicised by secular thinkers, left wing activists, conservatives, feminists and talk-show hosts that all believe their take on the subject will emancipate Muslim women. For centuries, an obsession with Muslim women’s dress has enabled an arra ... Show More

Honest Tea Talk: A New Show by Muslim Women — raw, real, honest. Featuring Aliyah Quadri (Umm Raiyaan)— Solace | Sisters Achieve, LaYinka Sanni— Evolve & Emerge and Sumayah Hassan— Recite & Reflect. Join the discussion on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/honestteatalk/ Unlike A ... Show More

Honest Tea Talk: A New Show by Muslim Women — raw, real, honest. Featuring Aliyah Quadri (Umm Raiyaan)— Solace | Sisters Achieve, LaYinka Sanni— Evolve & Emerge and Sumayah Hassan— Recite & Reflect. Join the discussion on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/honestteatalk/ Unlike A ... Show More

OnePath Network Sisters sit with Dr. Anse Tamara Gray to discuss the challenges and virtues of Islamic Scholarship for Muslim Women. Throughout our conversation, Dr. Tamara shares her rich experiences and insights on a variety of captivating topics.She delves into the heartwarmin ... Show More