Muslim Women’s Day is a day to bring awareness to the unique identities in the Muslim women community. It is also a day to highlight the incredible strides Muslim women are making around the world.

Peacock’s newest British import We Are Lady Parts is the fiercely feminist — and hilarious — punk rock coming-of age-series we never knew we needed. The cutting edge comedy, created by British writer ...

Twin Cities nonprofit leader Nausheena Hussain wrote her debut novel "Prosperity with Purpose: A Muslim Woman's Guide to Generosity and Abundance." NINA MOINI: A new book is helping Muslim women take ...

Within the first minute of the new Peacock show "We Are Lady Parts," it's clear the main character and her parents are practicing Muslims — but according to its creator, Nida Manzoor, the comedic ...

A study by the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) reveals that 85% of Muslim women surveyed want polygamy abolished, with ...

From majoritarian communalism to minority-specific fundamentalism, how have Muslim women navigated new vulnerabilities over ...

In a world where representation is more important than ever, Muslim women globally are rewriting the definition of beauty, talent, and identity. A slew of high-profile women demonstrates the ...

In Nida Manzoor’s comedy series revolving around a Muslim women's punk band (yes you read that right), lead singer Saira performs a heart-wrenching poem by Faiz Ahmed Faiz at an event. The crux of the ...

Amal Alyassiri is a mom of three from Iowa; she is also a Muslim American woman who spent her formative years as an Iraqi refugee before coming to America at age 10 When Nakedand Afraid returns for ...

A Christian lady shared her reasons for wearing the hijab, explaining that modesty is a personal choice, and defended her ...

Melanie Elturk turned to her faith and love of fashion to empower Muslim women. Melanie Elturk said she first started wearing a hijab full time when she was a freshman in high school. It was 1998 in ...

In December, Nike released its first pro hijab, a pull-on head covering for Muslim women athletes. Nike isn’t the first company to offer a sports hijab—at least three others, Capsters, Asiya, and ...