November 2010
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1700% Project: Mistaken for Muslim
I don’t usually post about the same person twice in a row, but Anida Yoeu Ali is kind-of my hero.
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Naqa’a: Saudi Women Fighting For The Environment
For over five years, a small group of young Muslim women have been hard at work in Saudi Arabia helping to fight climate change. Naqa’a, the environmental enterprise, was setup with the aim of introducing environmental practices to organizations and spreading Islam’s green message to the masses. The founders of the group were even selected by the White House to participate in the...
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Made with Love and Sugar →
This is one of the cutest food/baking blogs out there and its run by a Melbourne-based Muslimah.
Definitely worth checking out if you’re into that sort of thing.
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yunazarai:
Wow look at me making use of my new blogspace.. Im actually lovin tumblr right now! Here’s a video shot at the EMI office in London earlier today using my brand new(hand-me-down) FlipCam from my wonderful manager Ben. (Thanks man see I told you I’ll use make use of it!) Amazing how the footage came out.
Yunacoustics will be my random-est acoustic sessions shot around the globe!(or...
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Diam's
On the Map: Judging An Emcee By Her Cover
Since her 2007 album Dans ma Bulle (Inside My Bubble) debuted at the top of the charts by selling 50K copies in its first week, Diam’s has become the hottest emcee in France. Not the hottest female emcee, but the hottest emcee in general. Diam’s is known as a feminist rebel who spits rhymes about war, racism, poverty, and...
"Lauren Booth: I'm now a Muslim. Why all the shock... →
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October 2010
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Muslimah Media Watch →
Muslimah Media Watch is a forum where we, as Muslim women, can critique how our images appear in the media and popular culture. Although we are of different nationalities, sects, races, etc., we have something important in common: we’re tired of seeing ourselves portrayed by the media in ways that are one-dimensional and misleading. This is a space where, from a Muslim feminist perspective,...
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