Cycling on the Road to Equality – An Interview with Enass Muzamil, Founder of the Sudanese Female Cyclist Initiative
Remembering Enass Muzamil: Pioneering the Path to Equality on the Wheels of a Bicycle
On Sunday the 4th of February we lost, Enass Muzamil, a community leader, founder of the Sudanese Female Cyclist Initiative, and dear friend of the SIHA Network
Lived Realities of Ethiopian Domestic Workers in the Gulf Countries
By: Rebekah Kebede
When Worqe arrived in Kuwait, the first thing to go was the cross necklace she was wearing. “I was told I am a Muslim when I arrived at the airport. I had to remove my cross from my neck,” …
Giving Muslim Women a Voice: The Journey of A Muslim Woman Educator in South Africa
By Warda Abrahams
I am a Muslim woman, who grew up in a religious family in Gqeberha, South Africa. Islam has always been part of my life, but as I became older and was exposed to new ideas, I started to move …
Religious Counter-Mobilisation against Child Marriage Reform in Sudan
By: Liv Tønnessen
Each year, 15 million girls are married before the age of 18 and Sudan has one of the highest rates of child marriage among African countries.i In Sudan, 10.7% of women aged 15 to 49 are married before …