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Everywoman: Hijab Fashion


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 24 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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It seems that lately there is a lot of focus on hijab fashion. Not too long ago, I wrote an entry for MMW about this issue. Everywoman, a program produced by Al Jazeera English, did a piece on hijabi fashion. The program looked at the fashion choices of a group of hijabis in England in […]

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Bekhsoos: Concerning Homophobia


Posted by fatima on 23 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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How excited was I when our editor, Fatemeh, emailed out a link to a new online magazine called Bekhsoos!? Of course, I jumped at the chance to cover the first issue of the mag, which is called Bekhsoos il Homophobia (Concerning Homophobia) and is chock-full of editorials, personal stories, health articles, media analyses and more, […]

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Shame on You: Shame Cartoons


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 23 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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They’re popping up everywhere in harmless-looking packaging: shame cartoons. A quick search online will turn up a multitude of articles, op-eds and full-on rants appealing to women’s sense of shame (One particularly delightful article was titled “I appeal to your sense of shame my Muslim sister.”) And then we have cartoons. The first kind are […]

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Muslimahs are watching you


Posted by fatemeh on 22 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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More shameless self-promotion time! Here’s my interview with Kawthar from MidEast Youth. It was originally published there. Reporting on Muslim women has become the craze of the day. While in many cases journalists are well-intentioned and honestly seek to report objectively on aspects relating to Muslim women, a large number of the resulting articles is […]

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Election coverage: Samira Laouni


Posted by Krista Riley on 22 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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There is a whole lotta ugly going on out there in the election coverage these days. (I’m thinking Canada, but this is true in the U.S. as well, and, come to think of it, likely anywhere else that might be having an election. But that’s a different story.) Montréal-Bourassa NDP candidate Samira Laouni (pictured below […]

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Shameless self-promotion time!


Posted by fatemeh on 19 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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In this month’s issue of bitch magazine, I interviewed author Jennifer Heath about her book The Veil: Women Writers on its History, Lore, and Politics. I did a review of the book for MMW here. Heath is also the author of The Scimitar and the Veil: Extraordinary Women of Islam, which I really enjoyed. This […]

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Friday Links — September 19, 2008


Posted by fatemeh on 19 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s 12-year-old son has been handed over to Pakistani authorities. More from MuslimMatters. A Muslim convert was refused burial in a Tunisian Muslim cemetery because she did not have an Arab surname. An Algerian woman and her daughter were murdered by her son. A female suicide bomber kills 22 in Diyala, Iraq. The […]

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Unveiled: Hollywood’s Orientalist Fantasy


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 18 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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Guess what? Hollywood is making a film with a female Muslim protagonist! Yes, that’s right. A female Muslim protagonist. The main character in the film is a Muslim woman. For the first time. And what is the name of the film, you may ask? Guess. Just take a quick guess. What’s that? Did you say […]

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Shabana Azmi plays Devil’s advocate


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 16 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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At 13% of the population, Muslims are a significant demographic in India. However, relations between Muslims and other populations in India, most notably the Hindu population, have not always gone smoothly. Shabana Azmi is an Indian actor, social activist and ex-MP who spoken extensively on various issues impacting Indian Muslims. Some of her views have […]

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Drawn-Out: Stan of Arabia


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 16 Sep 2008 / 0 Comments
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So this is old. 2005 old. But I just saw it so I’m writing. I’m not the biggest fan of animated cartoon series like South Park, The Simpsons, Family Guy, and American Dad. Mainly because I believe that there are so many underlying messages that you don’t notice you’re exposed to because they’re packaged in […]

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