Archive for November, 2007

• Brass Crescent Awards — Vote Now!

  November 30th, 2007 We made it, alhamdulillah! We’re finalists for the fourth annual Brass Crescent Awards! (jumping up and down excitedly)...

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• Friday Links – November 30, 2007

  November 30th, 2007 Crowded out of a masjid? Not allowed to enter in the first place because the mosque is full...

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• An Enemy in Friend’s Clothing?

  November 29th, 2007 The Dallas Morning News’ Alessandra L. González writes about Islamic feminism. But she gets some facts wrong, which...

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• What Do You Think?

  November 27th, 2007 Monday’s post Between a Rock and Hard Place: Triple Threats and Double Troubles for Muslim Women was featured...

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• See Laleh Race: Race Car Driver as Women’s Rights Activist

  November 27th, 2007 This originally appeared as a larger post at the blog Pedestrian. It has been edited for length, but...

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• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Triple Threats and Double Troubles for Muslim Women

  November 26th, 2007 You’ve probably heard about the recent ruling given to a Saudi gang-rape victim: 110 lashes added onto the...

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• Introducing our Newest Contributor: Melinda

  November 26th, 2007 Muslimah Media Watch would like to introduce Melinda, our newest contributor. Melinda is a college student. A convert...

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• Friday Links – November 23, 2007

  November 23rd, 2007 Senegalese women will be able to become foot soldiers starting next year! Another interview with Fatemeh Keshavarz. I...

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• Heavyweights: Jordanian Women Flex Their Political Muscles, and the Media Gets Hysterical

  November 22nd, 2007 This story originally appeared on Improvisations: Arab Woman Progressive Voice. “Al Quds al Arabi reports that 204 women...

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• Bigotry Wrapped in Journalism

  November 21st, 2007 Israel Today published a story about an increase in honor killings among Palestinian women. The story itself seemed...

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