HomeNews DKNY's Ramadan collection shows that Muslim dress means more than the burqa No fashion faux pas here: everything in the collection is beautiful – and halalMuslim women’s clothes are once again in the spotlight, in a week where the European Court of Human Rights has upheld France’s ban on burqa and niqab. But there’s another controversy taking place around how Muslim women dress themselves, and this time, it’s DKNY’s Ramadan Su >>>   Malaysian preacher advises women not to watch World Cup Kuala Lampur: A Malaysian Muslim preacher has urged Muslim women not to watch the football world cup matches as they may commit “zina mata” or “visual fornication” by watching the matches. Datuk Daud Che Ngah said women might be aroused by the sight of athletic men wearing shorts. “If a woman watches a football match, they will indirectly see the ‘aurat&rsq >>>   Growing killing of female singers in Pakistan   Peshawar's artistic community is reeling from the killing of a popular local singer, the latest attack against a female artist in Pakistan's deeply conservative northwest.  Gul Naz, who sang in Pashto and used the stage name Muskan, was shot dead at her home in Peshawar on June 18. "Several people entered her house at around 10:00 am," local police offi >>>   Afghan women past and present, voice that won't be silenced Dressed modestly, with a red headscarf loosely draped over her head and shoulders, she steps onto the stage and nervously paces back and forth. Waiting for the music to begin and break the silence, she almost misses her first note before quietly singing into the microphone.Her voice chokes when one of four judges turns his chair to face her; she awkwardly bows her head and smiles. But she sings mo >>>   First female president of Islamic Society of Britain THE first woman to be appointed president of the Islamic Society of Britain, Sughra Ahmed, will give the next Ferguson Lecture at Bishop’s Stortford College. She will give an insight into Islam, Christianity and British Muslims. The Ferguson Lectures are a programme to provide opportunities for people to meet, discuss and ponder on a wide range of contemporary topics, named after an emi >>>   Don’t ignore women’s struggles in the Muslim world These are tough times for women in Afghanistan. As people head to the polls to choose their next leader, there are widespread fears that women’s hard-won gains may not survive the new regime. Forget those inspiring stories of little girls finally going to school. Many of the candidates vying for office want to send them back home so their fathers can marry them off at will.“Women are n >>>   Muslim women's fashion exhibition held in Sydney >>>   Egypt’s president orders investigation after spike in sexual harassment during Muslim holiday >>>   Tunisia: Women's rights and the new constitution >>>   The Truth Is, Muslims Are Guilty! >>>   Wording on women sparks protest in Tunisia, Constitution clause detailing women's roles ignites anger >>>   How Iranians view the Olympics >>>   Why Arab women still have no voice >>>   Some Politicians See Women as Intruders, Interview with Morocco Minister Bassima Hakkaoui >>>   Using the Legacy of Muslim Women Leaders to Empower >>>   11 year old Muslim girl attacked for wearing headscarf, kicked, pushed to the ground >>>   Clinton says women being sidelined in Egypt’s transition process >>>   Women on frontline of demonstrations against Syria's brutal regime now targeted by security forces Syria's defiant women risk all to protest against President Bashar al-AssadWomen on the frontline of demonstrations against Syria's brutal regime are now being targeted by security forces 'The regime has been rattled'. A human rights activist and lawyer describes the situation in Syria Link to this video They came for the men first, as the security forces of Syria's President >>>   Equality for women a distant goal >>>   Afghanistan: Keep Promises to Afghan Women, Extremist Threat Increasing Extremist Threat to Women Increasing, Government Failing to ProtectEight years after the fall of the Taliban, women and girls suffer high levels of violence and discrimination and have poor access to justice and education, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today.  The Afghan government has also failed to bring killers of prominent women in public life to justice, creating an en >>>   BANGLADESH The price of poverty: woman who sold daughter for $125, now wants her back Anjuman Ara Begum, a mother with two daughters, was threatened by her husband to deliver a boy. A childless couple from her native village bought her baby. Remorseful, she now wants her daughter back. Selective abortion and female infanticide are widespread in Bangladesh. “I sold my 15-day-old daughter for 8,000 taka (US$ 125),” a tearful Anjuman Ara Begum told AsiaNews. A Muslim >>>   1/1