Gen Z - Four Muslim Women and Reality
Sarah Suleman, Afia Ansari, Mediha Siddique, and Aisha Ahmed, four American Muslim women of Gen Z talk about hijab, religious freedom, prejudice, and feminism in their world of high school and university.
Interfaith Encounters · Robert Hunt, Sarah Suleman, Afia Ansari, Media Siddique, Aisha Ahmed
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Show Notes
Sarah Suleman, Afia Ansari, Mediha Siddique and Aisha Ahmend came into the Interfaith Encounters studio for a frank discussion of the issue most on their minds as young Muslim women. Their discussion ranges from the meaning of hijab, to religious identity, exclusion and inclusion, and how being in a Christian nation affects their human rights. It is an often surprising conversation that takes us from going to Muslim high school to a college lab to the way the streets of Iran affect Muslim women on the streets of America.