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  • Reimagining the Workplace: A Hijabi's Journey

    by Ayesha Noor

    Read Saira’s honest reflection on her experience as a hijab-observing woman in America and find out how her story challenges the norm. Originally Posted on LinkedIn. 

    Posted in experience, hijab, women

  • Planting Tree is an Act of Charity

    by Ayesha Noor
    The National Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Auxiliary has pledged to plant 100,000 trees to mark our centenary, as it’s been 100 years since this auxiliary has been established in the United Kingdom. Tree planting is a demonstration of our love of serving humanity, and practising the peaceful teachings of Islam. Islam teaches us that tree planting is a charitable and noble act. 
    Posted in British Women, environment, tree planting, women, Women in Islam, world environment Day

  • Maintaining Prayers in the Pandemic

    by Ayesha Noor
    For a Muslim, a mosque is the principal place to worship, but unprecedented times call for unprecedented measures and God does not only live inside a mosque. He is all around us. We adapted the way we prayed according to the situation throughout the pandemic, and this kept us close to God in the same way as going to a mosque would have done, and will do, once the situation is safe enough to fully open mosques again.
    Posted in God, Mosque, Muslim, pandemic, women

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