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14^th Century – Amina Assilmi

In the 1970’s, an American-born convert to Islam would soon take center stage: Amina Assilmi, a woman who dedicated her life and spared no effort in her work for Muslims in the United States and around the globe. She fought for the rights of women, the rights of Muslims, and family rights all while overcoming her own debilitating illness to create real and necessary change. Watch video to learn more.

13^th Century – Nana Asma’u

Today we travel back to Africa to meet a familiar figure: Nana Asma’u, a scholar, activist, educator and founder of an education movement. Her work is so important that some consider her the Mujadid (Renewer of Faith) in her era. Learn more about the movement she generated in this video.

12^th Century – Asma Ibret

Today we travel to a land we have not yet visited: the Ottoman Empire. Here we meet Asma Ibret, a phenomenal artist whose first work at the age of 15 was commissioned by a person who then presented it as a gift to the sultan. Watch video to learn more about her beautiful works of art.

11^th Century – Mumtaz Mahal

Have you heard of the Taj Mahal? Did you know that it was named after a Muslim woman of deep religious practice? With 14 children and a loving husband, this testimony of Mumtaz Mahal’s life is known today as one of the wonders of the world.

10^th Century – Queen Aminatu

In the Zāriyah province of modern day Nigeria, Queen Aminatu ruled with grace, dignity and strength. A skilled military strategist, she used her knowledge and prowess to bring peace and economic security to her nation. Learn more about her great strength and capabilities in this video.

9^th Century – Bibi Rajii

We return our gaze back to India, where Bibi Rajii built architecturally sound structures that still stand today, showcasing her expertise and skill. She provided stipends and scholarships for educational growth, particularly among women.

8^th Century – Queen Al-Adar Al Karima

For 14 months, the people of Yemen were blessed with the generous and beautiful leadership of Queen Al-Adar. She sought to fulfill the needs of her people through philanthropy and giving, and was so upright that she was known as “The Lordly Lady of Piety.” Learn about her works and her generous spirit in this video.

7^th Century – Razia Sultan

Today we travel to the Indian Subcontinent and meet Razia Sultan, ruler of the Delhi Sultanate. She was a warrior, leader, and institution builder who championed equal rights for all her people. Learn about her great work and leadership capabilities in this video.

6^th Century – Fatima Bint Sa’d Al Khair

Born in China and an accomplished scholar by the age of 19, Fatima bint Sa’d al Khair was a student to the great teachers from the generation before hers and became a sought after teacher wherever she travelled around the world. Learn about her scholarship, travels, and how we can continue her legacy today in this video.

5^th Century – Karima Bint Ahmad Al – Marwaziyya

Today we meet a traveller, hadith specialist, and phenomenal scholar who began her life in Turkmenistan. Upon settling in the Holy City, she becamse known as the Shaykha of Mecca. Find out more about Sayyida Karima’s great scholarship in this video:

4^th Century – Maryam Al Astrolabiyya

Ever wondered how Muslims of old calculated prayer times or found the qibla? One way was a tool called an astrolabe, which was developed by our very own Maryam al Astrolabiyya. Find out more about Sayyida Maryam, her work and accomplishments in this video.

3^rd Century – Fatima Al Fihri

In the face of today’s difficult news, we travel to North Africa to fill your newsfeeds with a bit of beauty: Sayyida Fatima al Fihri, an institution builder who began the oldest still-functioning university in the world. She built an institution open to all: Pope Sylvester was one of the esteemed students of al-Qarawiyyin as were many others. Her university is a…

2^nd Century – Nafisa Al Tahira

Welcome to the 2nd century AH, where we meet Nafisa al Tahira, a great granddaughter of the Prophet (S) and caretaker of the ummah who became the Shaikha of Egypt. Learn about her extraordinary life and accomplishments in this video.

1^st Century – Amra Bint Abdurrahman

We launch our journey through 15 centuries of female scholarship with Amra bint AbdurRahman, a scholar, jurist and role model of the 1st Hijri century.

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14^th Century – Amina Assilmi

13^th Century – Nana Asma’u

12^th Century – Asma Ibret

11^th Century – Mumtaz Mahal

10^th Century – Queen Aminatu

9^th Century – Bibi Rajii

8^th Century – Queen Al-Adar Al Karima

7^th Century – Razia Sultan

6^th Century – Fatima Bint Sa’d Al Khair

5^th Century – Karima Bint Ahmad Al – Marwaziyya

4^th Century – Maryam Al Astrolabiyya

3^rd Century – Fatima Al Fihri

2^nd Century – Nafisa Al Tahira

1^st Century – Amra Bint Abdurrahman

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She Is Me

14th Century – Amina Assilmi

13th Century – Nana Asma’u

12th Century – Asma Ibret

11th Century – Mumtaz Mahal

10th Century – Queen Aminatu

9th Century – Bibi Rajii

8th Century – Queen Al-Adar Al Karima

7th Century – Razia Sultan

6th Century – Fatima Bint Sa’d Al Khair

5th Century – Karima Bint Ahmad Al – Marwaziyya

4th Century – Maryam Al Astrolabiyya

3rd Century – Fatima Al Fihri

2nd Century – Nafisa Al Tahira

1st Century – Amra Bint Abdurrahman

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14^th Century – Amina Assilmi

13^th Century – Nana Asma’u

12^th Century – Asma Ibret

11^th Century – Mumtaz Mahal

10^th Century – Queen Aminatu

9^th Century – Bibi Rajii

8^th Century – Queen Al-Adar Al Karima

7^th Century – Razia Sultan

6^th Century – Fatima Bint Sa’d Al Khair

5^th Century – Karima Bint Ahmad Al – Marwaziyya

4^th Century – Maryam Al Astrolabiyya

3^rd Century – Fatima Al Fihri

2^nd Century – Nafisa Al Tahira

1^st Century – Amra Bint Abdurrahman