Tag: Women

Babagana Umara Zulum, the governor of Borno state, supervised the distribution of N250 million to over 25,000 widows and vulnerable women via the Borno Renaissance Microfinance Bank in Gwoza local government area on Wednesday. The distribution took conducted in four Read more…

Surviving the Temptations in the 21st century as a Muslimah- This is the highlight of the lecture presented by Hajia Haleemah Alli Bankole at the just concluded Muslimah’s Summit organised by MSSN OAU. “Temptation is all about the desire to Read more…

Prof. (Mrs) Olayinka Ramota Karim has been appointed the Vice Chancellor, Fountain University, Oṣogbo (FUO). FUO is one of the universities in Nigeria that are faith oriented. Before her new appointment Prof. Olayinka Ramota Karim is the Dean, Faculty of Read more…

The Nigerian Police Force has approved the use of head scarf for willing female officers. The new dress code was unveiled at the Inspector-General of Police’s meeting with Strategic Police Managers on March 3, 2022. The approval, under the leadership Read more…

The 5th year anniversary and award ceremony of the Sisters of Jannah (SOJ) Organisation was held on 25th of December, 2021 at the Veterinary Council Hall, Maitama-Abuja, Nigeria. SOJ @ 5 event featured top Muslim dignitaries such as National President Read more…

From time immemorial, the life of a woman has always been treated with scorn. Before Islam grew by leaps and bounds, history has is that their plight was very miserable in the dark ages – Jahiliyyah era. Some conclusions regarding Read more…

Some mothers-in-law seem not to know that having a child(ren) is by Allah’s unmatched, unrivaled and unquestionable might. They pester their daughters-in-law, inhumanly, for suffering delayed procreation. They tag them unprintable names and criminally adjudge them to be badluck to Read more…

Austria’s constitutional court has overturned a law which was prohibited Muslim girls to wear hijab at elementary schools. The Constitutional Court has ruled that a law banning girls aged up to 10 from wearing headscarves in schools was discriminatory, overturning Read more…

Afghanistan’s justice system is continuing to fail female victims of violence and sex crimes, despite a 2009 law that was hailed as a significant step forward in legal efforts to protect them, according to a UN report published jointly on Read more…

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