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Ramadan Mubarak! This month invites us to soften our hearts and strengthen our responsibility to one another. We commit to Learn. Care. Act. Your generosity sustains faith-rooted racial justice education. Give today → muslimarc.org/donate

Pakistani American journalist and PBS NewsHour co-anchor, among the first Muslim women to anchor a U.S. primetime news program. Link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #WomenInMedia

Doctoral researcher on women in Islamic law and creator of Qariah, an app amplifying women Qur’an reciters worldwide. Link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #WomenScholars

Egyptian activist whose viral video helped spark the 2011 Tahrir Square protests, becoming a symbol of youth-led civic courage. Link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #YouthLeadership #whm

Together, we learn. We heal. We act. We remain committed to education, communal healing and collaborative efforts to dismantle harm and build equity. #EndRacialDiscrimination #RacialJustice #CollectiveHealing #CommunityEducation #EquityInAction #MuslimARC #HumanRights

American scholar researching race, gender, and Muslim identity in the United States, centering Black Muslim women’s experiences and representation through scholarship and teaching. #MuslimWomenLead #BlackMuslimVoices

Traditionally trained Islamic educator who studied in Hadramaut, Yemen and teaches Qur’an, Hadith, and Islamic scholarship globally. Link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #WomenScholars

Sudanese Australian engineer and writer addressing race, faith, and public accountability across global contexts. Learn more about her work at the link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #DiasporaVoices

American Muslim scholar and Qalam Institute instructor expanding access to classical Islamic scholarship and women’s religious education. Link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #SacredKnowledge

Eid Mubarak. May Allah accept from you and from us. May the prayers, patience, learning, care, and action of this month continue to shape how we show up for one another beyond Ramadan. With gratitude and hope.

Nigerian British scholar, children’s author, and educator building learning spaces rooted in prophetic ethics and Black Muslim community formation. Learn more at the link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #BlackMuslimVoices

Founder of KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights and the first Muslim woman to earn tenure at an American law school. Learn more about her work at the link in bio. #MuslimWomenLead #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenScholars

New Zealand Muslim community leader and human rights advocate for Muslim women and interfaith solidarity, and a national voice after the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks. Share a leader from your community. #MuslimWomenLead #WomensHistoryMonth #HumanRights

Sudanese British writer and educator, author of Me and White Supremacy, shaping global conversations on anti-racism. Learn more at the link in bio and continue your learning journey. #MuslimWomenLead #AntiRacism

In the final days of Ramadan, we are called to act with integrity. Faith-rooted action is steady, ethical, and guided by justice. It asks us to stand firm and align our actions with our values. “O you who believe, stand firmly for justice…” (4:135) muslimarc.org/unite26

These are tomorrow’s educators and organizers. Through our training programs, we prepare Muslim leaders to address racism with knowledge, integrity, and skill. Help us grow the next generation. Support leadership development → muslimarc.org/donate

In the final days of Ramadan, we are called to act with integrity. Faith-rooted action is steady, ethical, and guided by justice. It asks us to stand firm, even when it is difficult “O you who believe, stand firmly for justice…” (4:135) muslimarc.org/unite26

A global leader in nanotechnology, Jackie Ying is transforming biomedical engineering. Learn about her trailblazing career in STEM: 🔗 [Link] #WomenInSTEM #WH2026

Meet the first European mayor to publicly wear a hijab in office. Amra Babić’s leadership in Visoko (2012–2020) redefined public service. 🔗 [Link] #MuslimWomenLead #WH2026

From the VA Senate to a Lt. Gov run, Ghazala Hashmi is fighting for education equity and immigrant rights. See her profile: 🔗 [Link] #WomenInLeadership #WH2026

Real change begins in rooms like this. Spaces where people sit together, speak honestly, and build trust across difference. Your generosity helps us host solidarity gatherings and healing-centered conversations. Sustain community care → muslimarc.org/donate