December 2011
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Women in Muslim History: Traditional Perspectives... →
muslimwomeninhistory:
This short essay by sociologist Fatima Mernissi, a prominent sociologist from Morocco, is a survey of Islamic texts on women. Mernissi argues that the authors of these texts “did not, as might be expected, talk about them only as the mothers and daughters of powerful men. General history books, genealogies and chronicles identified women as active participants and...
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“The moment you or I allow anything, other than our Creator, to define our...”
– Yasmin Mogahed (via thelittlephilosopher)
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WatchKRONOLOGIES by Nadia Faragaab (by BLAK DOT GALLERY)
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“There’s something amazing about this life. The very same worldly attribute that...”
– Yasmin Mogahed (via safiyahzayn) (via locamuslimah)
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November 2011
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GAZA'S SURFER GIRLS →
ayesha-malik:
GAZA’S SURFER GIRLS, by Sarah A. Topol, The Atlantic
It is a really beautiful story, heartbreaking and inspiring in its truth.
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