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Posted by samya on 01 Jul 2016 / 2 Comments
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Naballah Chi is a 26-year-old fashion blogger and designer who works at a local hospital in Trinidad and Tobago, and she wears her hijab in the coolest ways for work. Her style speaks volumes, but there’s also a beautiful story behind the stunning shots of her hijab. Switzerland has rejected citizenship requests from two Muslim […]

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Eid Mubarak


Posted by tasnim on 17 Jul 2015 / 0 Comments
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  We at Muslimah Media Watch send our very best wishes to our readers this Eid al-fitr! We hope you had a beautiful Ramadan, and a joyous first day of Eid.

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Eid in Four Countries


Posted by muslimahmediawatch on 15 Aug 2013 / 0 Comments
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As one final addition to our Ramadan 2013 posts, we wanted to share a series of reflections on how Eid was spent among some of our writers. Writing, respectively, from South Africa, Pakistan, Canada, and Kuwait, MMW bloggers Safiyyah, Merium, Shireen, and wood turtle bring us their experiences of food, gender issues, politics, and celebration. […]

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Eid Mubarak to all People…and Women


Posted by Krista Riley on 01 Sep 2011 / 0 Comments
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This past Monday night found me, and many others, repeatedly checking the websites of various moon-sighting organizations and local mosques and other community groups, trying to figure out which day I would celebrate Eid al-Fitr.  Some of the moon-sighting websites were still uncertain or had declared Wednesday to be Eid, so when I saw on […]

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Eid Mobarak!


Posted by fatemeh on 30 Aug 2011 / 0 Comments
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Image credit here. Happy Eid Al-Fitr, dear readers and supporters!

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Without a Prayer: Eid for Muslim Women in South Africa


Posted by safiyyah on 12 Oct 2010 / 0 Comments
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Several weeks after Eid al-Fitr, it’s a good time to analyze the recent media embroglio about women and Eid prayers in South Africa. The ways in which South African Muslims interact with the media has changed drastically in the last few years with the rise of social media, and this has reflected itself especially in […]

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