Written Vs.Not Written Stuff: A Tribute To Great Muslim Women Leaders Part II

Part II by Moi! Alhamdullilah.

The Human Lens

Part II, Written by Papatia Feuxzar of Djarabi Kitabs Publishing 

“Blindly following ancient customs and traditions doesn’t mean that the dead are alive, but that the living are dead.” – Ibn Khaldun

In part I, my co-author Saadia Haq highlighted amazing women trailblazers in human history. In this sequel, I will showcase the brave and inspiring women of this age who are anchoring the Muslim woman scholarship and leadership forward. Why? Because we can’t know where we are heading as a ummah if we don’t know our history. It’s about striking balance between the two; past and future since we are in the middle also known as the present. Saadia and I, as curators of our time, we take it upon ourselves to debunk important issues and fight this type of oppression on women where we spot it! Best believe it.

So don’t you love the opening quote? It’s a…

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About Papatia

Papatia Feauxzar is an Author and Muslim Publisher who holds a Master's degree in Accounting with a concentration in Personal Finance. You can visit her website at www.djarabikitabs.com or her sister's website www.fofkys.com
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1 Response to Written Vs.Not Written Stuff: A Tribute To Great Muslim Women Leaders Part II

  1. A writer from the East says:

    Yaaay, lovely to collaborate with you always !!! You have nailed it, spot on. JazakAllah Khair!

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