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  • Ingrid Mattson

    Ingrid Mattson is a Muslim religious leader, a scholar of Islamic Studies and an expert in interfaith religions. She was a Professor of Islamic Studies at Hartford Seminary in CT....

  • Thuraya Al-Arrayed

    Thuraya Al-Arrayed, the first Saudi woman Ph.D. to live and work in the Eastern Province, and Huda Al-Ghosen, who in 2007 became a director of the Aramco’s shipping subsidiary, Vela...

  • Nadya Bakhurji

    Nadya Bakhurji, the first Saudi woman to become a board member of the Saudi Council of Engineers and has campaigned for the recognition of Saudi female architects and engineers in...

  • Zaha Hadid,

    Zaha Hadid, an Iraqi born architect. She was considered as one of the greatest living architects till 2016. She was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize.  In...

  • Laleh Bakhtiar

    Laleh Bakhtiar is the first American and the first woman to translate the Holy Qur’an into English.  She has translated and written more than 150 books on Islam, including Qur’anic...

  • Maria Ulfah

    Maria Ulfah is an internationally acclaimed reciter of the Holy Qur’an. She is currently the manager of the Central Institute for the Development of Qur’anic Recitation in Jakarta. She is...

  • Atifete Jahjaga

    Atifete Jahjaga is the first female President of Kosovo Republic from 2011 to 2016. Jahjaga is also the first woman and the youngest person to ever hold that status in...

  • Fawzia Koofi

    Fawzia Koofi is a politician and women’s rights activist in Afghanistan. She is a Member of Parliament in Kabul and also the Vice President of National Assembly. She became the...

  • Su’ad Khabeer

    Su’ad Khabeer is a scholar-artist and activist. She is an associate professor in American Culture and Arab and Muslim American Studies at the University of Michigan.  Her research focuses on...

  • Linda Sarsour

    Linda Sarsour is an American political activist and media commentator. She was co-chair in 2017 Women’s March, the Day Without a Woman 2017, and the 2019 Women’s March. She fought...