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 …