On International Women’s Day, Sharjah hosted a vibrant Cultural Salon. The event focused on “Muslim Women Globally.” The Supreme Council for Family Affairs arranged the event. Organizers hosted the session on Microsoft Teams. Journalist Aisha Al Ruwaimah moderated the discussion. Dr. Sadiqa Mohammed delivered a key address.
The speakers discussed Muslim women’s global status. They celebrated achievements in many fields. Moreover, they explored current challenges and opportunities. Furthermore, the session highlighted the true image of Muslim women.
Dr. Sadiqa stressed Muslim women’s vital role in society. She argued that they build strong families and communities. Additionally, she dismissed stereotypes about their capabilities. Consequently, she encouraged women to pursue excellence.
Dr. Sadiqa explained the Islamic view on women’s rights. She noted the Quran mentions women about 85 times. Furthermore, she cited Surah An-Nisa and Surah Maryam. In addition, she urged a deeper understanding of these teachings.
The discussion also addressed cultural invasions affecting women’s status. Moreover, language marginalization emerged as a key challenge. Furthermore, she called for preserving Islamic identity. She praised leaders like Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi. Also, she acknowledged Shamma Al Mazrouei’s political success. Additionally, she criticized the media for neglecting positive stories.
In conclusion, the Salon celebrated Muslim women’s global influence. It showcased achievements and called for further progress. Overall, Sharjah reinforced the importance of Islamic values. Undoubtedly, the event inspired future cultural initiatives.
