KU law student Anosha Anwary showcased her latest collection from her modest fashion line ‘Avynaana Abayah’ at the first ever …
Strong, beautiful, powerful: KU student’s fashion line to be featured at London Fashion Week
A Kingston University law student has been invited to showcase her fashion brand at the very first London Modest Fashion Week …
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Kingston University student designs modest fashion for Muslim women
At first glance, law student Anosha Anwary, blends in with the smart, well-dressed students of Kingston University’s business campus – …
Comment: Parents push their children to study degrees that will lead to a higher paying jobs
I may not wear a hijab but I am a Muslim, and my parents share many of the same values and …
The River tries: World Hijab Day
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KU graduate becomes first Muslim minister
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Behind the veil
It is surrounded by controversy, protests and even a ban in France. Two women speak to Mashaal Mir about why they choose to wear the Niqab.
By Mashaal Mir