November 25th highlights the need to end violence against women globally. Support services, including legal aid, counselling, and advocacy, empower survivors and drive systemic change.
Islam encourages women's participation in sports, but visible Muslim women face barriers. Inclusive policies can empower them while respecting their faith.
November marks Islamophobia Awareness Month in the UK, a time dedicated to raising awareness and taking collective responsibility to prevent acts of Islamophobia, both locally and globally. This campaign calls for unity and accountability, urging everyone to challenge discrimination against Muslims and work towards a more inclusive society. Islamophobia often arises from stereotypes and misconceptions, which this month seeks to dismantle through positive dialogue and education.
Muslim Women’s Council are excited to launch a new service for the Muslim community, the National Sharia Council (NSC), providing services to resolve family issues.
Today, Marieha Hussain, a heavily pregnant Muslim woman, is standing trial over a controversial placard she displayed during a pro-Palestine rally in November 2023.
