DAR ES SALAAM: THE first issue of Beyond The Hijab: 50 East African Muslim Women Trailblazers magazine was launched at the 4th Edition of the Iftar Gala in Dar es Salaam, organized by the Sisters In Imaan Foundation.
The magazine, whose name implies empowerment, highlights the achievements of 50 outstanding Muslim women from East Africa.
Speaking at the event, Salma Iddy, the Foundation’s Founder and Executive Director, emphasized that the magazine is more than just a publication; it is a celebration of resilience, ambition, and excellence.
“We honor these women who have demonstrated that faith and success go hand in hand. Their journeys in leadership, entrepreneurship, activism, education, and the arts inspire the next generation to pursue their dreams while staying true to their values,” she stated.
She also acknowledged the Tanzanian president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, as a beacon of leadership, inspiring women across Africa.
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The magazine, published by Sisters In Imaan Foundation, showcases in-depth interviews and captivating visuals of women who have made significant strides in various sectors. It aims to challenge stereotypes, amplify the voices of Muslim women, and provide role models for young girls.
The Sisters In Imaan Foundation has long been at the forefront of uplifting the voices and stories of Muslim women across East Africa. Established to challenge societal norms and highlight the strength and potential of Muslim women, the foundation has been instrumental in empowering women through various initiatives, including education, entrepreneurship, and community development.
Through its ongoing efforts, the foundation has created a platform for women to share their experiences, overcome challenges, and showcase their talents. This magazine is the latest endeavor in its mission to inspire and motivate the next generation of Muslim women to break barriers and pursue their dreams without compromising their values.
