By uzzie on Muslim Lifestyle from www.washingtonpost.com
Bridging the gap for the “modest” or “Islamic” market are online vendors of Muslim-style and modest clothing, offering specialized designs in swimwear, sportswear and professional clothing. Previously, such items were available only from overseas Web sites and specialty stores.
By MuslimVoices on Events from muslimvoices.org
The Islamic Social Services and Winnipeg Public Library held an all-female forum on Islam and women Monday to dispel myths and bring the community together. 
By uzzie on News from www.guardian.co.uk
A British Muslim women's group has launched a "jihad against violence", in a bid to reclaim the term jihad from extremists. 
By SuhaibWebb on Videos from www.suhaibwebb.com
By elan on Muslim Lifestyle from www.elanthemag.com
Women all over the world have their own sense of style. It may come from their mother’s, their respective cultures, the latest fashion magazines or their own concoctions of sorts but one thing is for sure, the amount of effort that goes into each outfit is sometimes, well, surprising.
By funkymonkey on Muslims from www.azizahmagazine.com
Muslim women who are scholars of Islamic studies are helping to shape the Islamic discourse in America and around the world. As more Muslim women produce scholarship, especially in the field of Islamic theology, we are witnessing a subtle change in the face of Islamic religious authority. While this may present challenges within the Muslim community for those who still equate religious authority with maleness, and may be problematic for those outside our community who equate Islam with misogyny 
By funkymonkey on Opinion from www.nytimes.com
Around Sept. 11, 2001, not long after she founded the Islamic Speakers Bureau of Atlanta, Soumaya Khalifa heard from a group whose name sounded like “Bakers Club.” It wanted a presentation. 
By ummkhadijag on Business and Finance from www.butterflydeals.com
By SuhaibWebb on Videos from www.suhaibwebb.com
By elan on Everything Else from www.elanthemag.com
According to a recent study conducted by the asset management firm Al Masah Capital, Saudi Arabian women have a whole lot of pennies in their piggy banks to the tune of about US$12 billion smackeroos. The cold hard cash is languishing in banks around the Gulf Kingdom, just waiting for several rainy days to strike. Can anyone say matching Prada purse and shoes..puh..leaze?
