Showing posts with label feminism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feminism. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 February 2017

Winning Woman: Nasra Nuralain Adow

Asalaam aleikum you boss ladies who read this segment every Wednesday. I am actually quite proud that this segment is more popular than the fashion posts. Mama is proud haha. You all know her as a fashion influencer, advocate for Modestymovementke,fashion blogger Nasra Nuralain. I wanted to feature her on the blog because i recognize a fellow winning woman. So read more to find out a thing or two you didn't know about her before. 


Wednesday, 8 February 2017

Winning Woman: SamSam Mohamed

       Asalaam aleikum loves, I missed last week's winning women post because i was held up but here's this week's post. Meet Samsam, probably the woman with the most important career here, A mother. I wanted to share her story because despite the career woman ideal that is popularized (don't get me wrong, she has a masters degree, haha) it is also absolutely acceptable and equally praised to be a mother and a wife and a woman who takes care of her home. We should all aspire to be whatever we want to be. She also has a motherhood blog Simply A Mama.I hope you're all inspired by her as always.  

Wednesday, 11 January 2017

Winning Woman: Fatma Sultan

Another Wednesday, another inspiring woman on the blog. Meet, Fatma Sultan, an architect (she holds 2 degrees in the field) a dreamer, a creative and a blogger. Her blog she says is 'a way for her to go out more and attract more positive vibes along the way', this in turn uplifts her readers, you vicariously live in the moments through her blog and adventures, i know i did. Here's what this free spirit had to say.

                                              Photo Credit: Neema Jodie @thebongolese

Wednesday, 4 January 2017

Winning Women: Aisha Taib

 This is the first winning women post of 2017 and in the few posts i have done, i have grown to love this segment more and more each day. It is so fascinating to see other women's point of view of life, their experiences and their aspirations. I hope it inspires you as much or maybe even more than it inspires me. Today's winning woman is Lawyer (LLM) Aisha Taib. So grateful she allowed this interview that has left me nothing short of inspired. Here's what we talked about;

Wednesday, 28 December 2016

Winning Women: Idil Abdi



Meet Idil Abdi ,A social activist,  a youth peace ambassador, an executive MBA holder and a K-pop fan, these are only the few things you can use to describe this

Monday, 12 December 2016

Wining Women:Lamic Kirabo



Asalaam aleikum loves, as promised, here is my first interview for the winning women segment. Blogger and visual documenter Lamic Kirabo.

Sunday, 27 November 2016

Winning Women 2.0


Asalaam aleikum ladies, so some time back i had a new segment called winning women to celebrate the women who inspire us everyday and are doing a good job at this thing called life. Call it a real life Woman crush wednesday,

Monday, 25 January 2016

Winning Women: Aisha Khan


Salaam ladies, so my blog am.i.na.femshion, consists of my name amina, a mix of feminist and fashion. it came about because i wanted to strike a balance between my 'fashiony' side and my,allow me to say feminist nature. So you've seen all the fashion posts which i have so much fun doing...and now this is the other 'half' of the blog, the feminist posts, which i will be doing occasionally in this new series i call WINNING WOMEN.

Saturday, 26 December 2015

Femshion!

Heey beauties! Long time no blog..its for alot of good causes though lol. So today I’m going to talk about two things that are ongoing right now and are both amazing.

First yesterday was the launch of 16days of activism against gender based violence. Coincidentally i watched a movie last night called ‘My boyfriend killed me’, about a girl who was practically beaten to death by her boyfriend over a period of four years, until she died. I don’t understand why women don’t leave the men who beat them but they shouldn’t be in that position in the first place. Men who beat women are weak. They don’t deserve to be called men. So join the fight against GBV. #orangetheworld