Owing to the persistent violation of the rights of Muslim women who wear the Hijab during data capturing, a coalition of Muslim Women in Nigeria, under the aegis of the Hijab Right Advocacy Initiative, has called on agencies in charge of biometric data

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has tasked the Federal Government to allow married women to bear their fathers’ names. Prof. Ishaq Akintola, Executive Director, MURIC, stated this in a statement in Abuja on Monday. “Our attention has been drawn to the plight of married Muslim women who are being disallowed by employers from bearing their…

The discrimination and prejudices against wearing of Hijab in the country have raged for some time now, with Muslim women and girls in the middle of this battle.

Al-Mu’minaat (The Believing Women) has called on Muslim women to come together and positively impact humanity with their pristine virtues of fidelity, forthrightness, modesty and honesty known as innate characteristics of womenfolk.

Towards inspiring and equipping Muslim women with the right mindset to help create a better version of themselves, the youth wing of Nasrul-Lahi-L-Fatih Society, NASFAT has organised a three-day Sisters’ Retreat.

In its bid to reduce the scourge of cancer among Muslim women, Lekki Muslim Ummah (LEMU) Women Forum has raised the capacity of its female members in early detection and treatment of breast cancer.