With the transformative global events of this year, they have become our shining beacons of light not only by choice but by their own sense of duty
They have our full attention.
Meet the 2024 Class of Muslim Women To Watch
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By MG StaffMuslim Women To Watch 2024
Lama Jamous Is The Youngest Muslim Woman To Watch in History. Here’s Why.
By Fatimah SThis little shining star is small but mighty and has been capturing the hearts and minds of thousands of people.
Muslim Women To Watch 2024
Meet Plestia Alaqad, the 22-Year-Old Journalist Who Made the World See Gaza Through Her Eyes
By Fatimah SFYI, her voice still moves the masses.
Muslim Women To Watch 2024
Meet Bisan Owda, the 25-Year-Old Journalist With Stories Realer Than the West’s Billion-Dollar News Industry
By Fatima ZaidiA real storyteller who moves hearts and inspires universal change.
Halima Aden Doesn’t Care What You Think
By Fatima ZaidiHalima Aden is the first Muslim women to be named twice as a Muslim Women to Watch, Muslim Girl’s annual list of the prolific Muslim women making our year. Halima Aden might be the fashion world’s first hijab-observing Vogue cover model, but her hero story started much earlier than that. She was born and raised in…
The Women of Iran Are Fighting For the Country of Their Future Daughters
By Zainab KhanThe Women of Iran are our honorees for Muslim Women to Watch 2023, Muslim Girl’s annual list of the prolific Muslim women making our year. Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish woman was visiting Iran in September 2022. As she was exploring the streets of Tehran, the morality police approached her concerning the way Amini had draped…
From Syrian Refugee To Olympian: Yusra Mardini Redefines Resilience
By Fatima ZaidiYusra Mardini is our honoree for Muslim Women to Watch 2023, Muslim Girl’s annual list of the prolific Muslim women making our year. Yusra Mardini’s story begins in Damascus, Syria, where she spent her life training, and practicing to become a competitive swimmer. Her journey into athleticism began when she represented Syria during the 2012…
In Honor of Muslim Women's Day
Muslim Women to Watch 2023
By MG StaffThese extraordinary women have made it to Muslim Girl’s annual roundup of Muslim Women to Watch in 2023. They’re trailblazers in their respective fields and are united by the common goal of wanting to represent the Muslim woman through their craft. As Muslim women continue making giant strides in both the unconventional and mainstream arenas,…
Securing Our Space
Meet the 2022 Class of Muslim Women To Watch
By MG StaffEvery year, we ask our readers to nominate the Muslim women that have defined our moment and set the bar for the year to come. We’ve seen the last several months bring war, adversity and even controversy, but also an unrelenting commitment from Muslim women around the world to bring light to every corner from…
Meet the 2021 Class of Muslim Women to Watch
By MG StaffWe are honored to return with our annual Muslim Women to Watch list spotlighting the Muslim women doing the work shaping our communities. We asked you to nominate the Muslim women inspiring your world in 2021. From your feedback, the Muslim Girl editors selected 12 powerhouses who have uplifted all of us through their hard…
20 Muslim Women to Watch in 2020
By MG StaffThe recent years have been a total masterclass in how to handle our business when the world is ablaze around us. From a disconcerting rise in hate crimes to politicians who need to take several seats, it truly feels like we’ve seen it all. Above the madness, the incredible women featured on this list have…
18 Muslim Women to Watch in 2018
By MG StaffAs the MuslimGirl.com team reflects on 2017, it means rehashing some truly stressful moments for Muslim women. We lived through he who shall not be named being sworn into office, watched others try to either normalize or deconstruct hate and rape culture, and witnessed White supremacy rekindle on a national stage. At the same time, it’s…