Rethinking Muslim women’s roles in Nigeria as FOMWAN clocks 40

Forty years after Muslim women established the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) to promote faith, education and community service, the organisation is using its anniversary to revisit a broader question about the role of women in Islam.

Suliyat Tella

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Rethinking Muslim women’s roles in Nigeria as FOMWAN clocks 40

Rethinking Muslim women’s roles in Nigeria as FOMWAN clocks 40

Rethinking Muslim Women’s roles in Nigeria As FOMWAN Clocks 40

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