A critical look at Sudanese Reformist Mahmoud Mohamad Taha’s policies in regards to the status of women. Sometime contradictory, this article explores the famous thinkers opinions work.
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A comparative overview of the family laws of Sudan and Djibouti with regards to the rights of women.
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The politics and culture of skin-bleaching in Sudan
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“I have liked art for as long as I can remember” - The cover artist for Issue 3 speaks on her influences.
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The Sudanese artist who draws on Islamic decoration to portray beautiful, powerful women
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What Clothes Say About a Society
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Women of Sudan and the Revolution: It’s About Freedom
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As the world turns blue in solidarity with the Sudan Uprising, we look back at the history of the women’s movement in Sudan.
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Leila Aboulela’s novels explore identity, Islamic faith, and fragmented lives.
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Yosra Akasha reflects on her experiences with and without the hijab - and on making her own choices
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Can a man have more than one wife? There are no grounds for polygamy, either in social justice or religion, argues Hala Alkarib.
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A young Sudanese author explores his fraught relationship with religion
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From Timbuktu to Zanzibar, music can both unite and divide Muslim communities.
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A story of oppression and exclusion: the life of a single mother in Sudan.
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My grandmother is my role model, both as a human being and a Muslim.
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“Daughter of the Nile, what are you after?” “Can you give me a modern life in a Sudanese town? That’s what I’m after!”
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