Muslim women

When Burkha-Clad Women Wept for the Niloufer of Nikaah

Rachel Dwyer

The state of the union

Anatomy of a Divorce

Amita Shah

A day in the life of a Sharia court

Muslim Women: The Long Road to Equal Rights

Tufail Ahmad

A breakthrough judgment but freedom for most Muslim women in India is a far cry. Let Parliament do its bit now

It’s Still A Man’s World

Noor Zaheer

And the struggle must go on

‘A ban on triple talaq isn’t enough. We need tough laws to punish violators’: Arif Mohammad Khan

Ullekh NP

Arif Mohammad Khan speaks to Executive Editor Ullekh NP on a range of issues, including the ongoing tussle over triple talaq, polygamy, Muslim insecurity and Constitutional propriety. Excerpts:

Triple Talaq: God’s Diktat

Siddharth Singh

The legal challenge thrown by Muslim women opposing triple talaq invites the fury of Islamic clerics, writes Siddharth Singh from Deoband

Shayara Bano: The Lady Who Dared

Nandini Nair

Muslim countries don’t support it, neither should India, says the petitioner fighting to put an end to triple talaq. Could Shayara Bano be the woman who challenged the misogyny after Shah Bano?

Islam: What’s Their Problem with Women?

Shahina KK

More and more Muslim women in Kerala are standing up to the gender tyranny of their orthodox community leadership

Trapped by Triple Talaq

Madhavankutty Pillai

A survey reveals that a huge majority of Muslim women in India want to see the end of the unilateral oral divorce and other such injustices of the religion’s personal laws