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Here’s How 7 Organizations Celebrated Muslim Women’s Day

As you all know, yesterday went down in history as the first Muslim Women’s Day ever! It was so incredible seeing social media users flood the internet with messages of love and solidarity. Honestly, everyday should be Muslim Women’s Day, right? Here are some organizations that took part in the #MuslimWomensDay conversation: 1. Partner HerCampus made a beautiful…

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Hear Our Voices: A Reading of Muslim Women’s Stories

The human voice can cut through the white noise and BS of text. Eyes pacing back and forth across the LED computer screen can easily broaden the mind’s horizons. But a voice can do you one better. It’ll open up your heart. Open your ears to the sounds of resistance from all ages, ethnicities, genders, and faiths…

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Russell Simmons Talks to MG About Islamophobia, Muslim Women’s Day and the Media

In the spirit of our first-ever Muslim Women’s Day, I had the opportunity to have a conversation about Islamophobia and media misrepresentation with music mogul, entrepreneur, author, activist, and philanthropist Russell Simmons. Uncle Rush is the chairman of the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding, a partner on our #MuslimWomensDay campaign and the organization behind Muslims Are Speaking Out….

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#MuslimWomensDay is an Official Day in Florida

Featured photo:  CAIR-Florida’s Orlando Regional Director, Rasha Mubarak, alongside Orlando’s Muslim Women’s Organization members, with Orlando’s mayor, Mayor Buddy Dyer.  Photo credit:  Instagram, @rashamk We here at MG have some exciting news to share!  Our Muslim Girl initiative, the first inaugural #MuslimWomensDay, has been declared an official day for the city of Orlando, and for the entire…

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We Must Raise Our Voices as Muslim Women Every Single Day

According to media, Muslim women fall into a dichotomy of being either the submissive, conservative Arabic hijabi (who may or may not be complicit in some form of terrorism), or the westernized Muslim woman who attempts to move away from her culture as much as possible, victimized by her “barbaric” religion. Either way, they are…

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What Questions Do People Really Ask Converts?

This Muslim Women’s Day submission is by Louise E. Butt. *** When I heard about Muslim Girl’s Muslim Women’s Day initiative, I knew immediately this was a time I needed to include my voice in the mix. Muslim Women’s Day is all about Muslim women talking back, and it’s a sentiment I couldn’t agree with more. I…

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The Hijabi Project: We Got It Covered

Too often the platform to discuss Muslim women’s affairs aren’t given to Muslim women. At Muslim Girl, Muslim women talk back, though. We are here, we are vocal and determined to tell our own stories. In an effort to expand our narrative, we have created “The Hijabi Project,” which seeks to explore the world of…

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3 Things You Need to Understand to Be a Woke Muslim Girl

As Muslim women, inequality isn’t a foreign concept. Whether we actively experience it in our daily lives or hear about it on the news, discrimination is something that our Muslim identity faces on a daily – and it’s exhausting. Here’s the deal though – in order for us to challenge the hateful rhetoric and face the…