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We believe that a media company that centres the voices of Muslim women is a powerful tool for cultural change. Our work has been celebrated in Forbes, The Telegraph, CNN and The Guardian to name a few.
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It has never been more important for Muslim women to be heard; Amaliah is here to surface the many different voices of Muslim women across our 7 categories; Identity, Relationships, Soul, Fashion, World, Beauty & Lifestyle.
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– Independent: Tesco Christmas Advert Features Muslim Family but Not Halal Turkey
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