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In Defense of Dr. Samar Habib


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 17 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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Editor’s Note: A few Fridays ago, we published a link about the uproar over an Islamic studies course, entitled Women in Arabic and Islamic Literature, taught by Dr. Samar Habib at the University of Western Sydney in Australia. We at MMW believe that knowledge is power (yes, clichés and all), and institutions of higher learning […]

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Trying to Keep One’s Head in Shifting Sands


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 16 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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Summayyah Meehan’s article for the Khaleej Times starts out like this: “The headscarf, or hijab, is just a small piece of fabric but the controversy that often surrounds it is immeasurable. Muslim women who wear the hijab are often socially stigmatised, in non-Muslim and sometimes even Muslim countries, as being mindless drones who are under […]

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Muslimahs Speak Up Carnival


Posted by fatemeh on 14 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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The Muslimahs Speak Up Carnival is now up at the The Muslimah. Check it out!

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Friday Links — June 13, 2008


Posted by fatemeh on 13 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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Hijab Style profiles Emirati designer Rabia Zargarpur. Who I was pretty sure is of Irani descent, because of her last name. In the clip below, you can hear her and her mother speaking Farsi! YES! I love being right at the “Is s/he Irani?” game! Anyway, the clip below is a profile of the designer […]

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Sex, Chocolate, and the Muslim Woman


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 12 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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It’s been said that for many women chocolate is better than sex. The reality of this is for each woman to judge for herself, but there is no doubt that the idea has been propagated well. Advertisers have appropriated this belief and used it to target their female, as well as male, population. A great […]

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Dangerous Minds: Ameera Joins the Dark Side


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 11 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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The writers of As the World Turns are getting tired of calm, obedient Ameera. The plot has taken a dramatic turn — Ameera is now plotting and untrustworthy, in addition to being calm and obedient. Since we last left off (here, here), the show has added a tone of creepiness, evident in the ever-present ominous […]

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In Egypt, ‘dramatic’ push for women’s voices


Posted by Guest Contributor on 10 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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This was written by Liam Stack, and was originally published at the Christian Science Monitor. Cairo – A young woman stands under the spotlight inside a small theater at the elite American University, looking defiantly into the audience. She is “Muslim Woman,” one of four actresses performing a skit of the same name put on […]

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Messing with the Zohan–Sexism in Sandler’s Movie


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 09 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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I went to see You Don’t Mess With the Zohan this weekend. I’ve never been a huge fan of Adam Sandler’s, so it was mostly to see Maysoon Zayid make a cameo in the film (tip: at one point, she slams the phone down and yells, “SHARMUTA!” Which was worth half the cost of my […]

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Friday Links — June 6, 2008


Posted by fatemeh on 06 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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Holy crap! It’s June! Muslimah Media Watch would like to congratulate all of our readers who are graduating this month (or graduated next month). Including meeeeeeeeeeee! Congratulations, ladies (and gentlemen)! • Muslim women involved in Al-Qaeda challenge the group’s disassociation with its female members. Via Ali Eteraz. • French court grants a man an annulment […]

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The Making of a Muslim Girl


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 05 Jun 2008 / 0 Comments
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Muslim Girl magazine has been out for about a year and half and has been profiled previously on MMW. On Monday, CBC radio show, Sounds Like Canada, interviewed Ausma Khan, founder and editor-in-chief of Muslim Girl. Interviewed by host Amanda Putz, Khan talked about the magazine as well as herself and her own experiences. Putz […]

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