Memoirs

Broken Sisterhood

Rich or poor, black or white, privileged or underprivileged, women live on the fringes. Even those who are educated and occupy important positions in society often find themselves susceptible to the atrocities of men and the patriarchal culture that

October 25, 2021

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Who is An Accomplished Woman?

How many times have you been asked when you’re getting married? When will you have kids? Or what you have planned for your future? I promise If I had a dollar for every time some random person asked my parents

April 25, 2022

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Editor’s Note – Drink Your Tea Slowly

2021 is a challenging year. While much of my time this year has been spent on parenting, I have continued to work hard on many other humanitarian projects. Today, FemAsia Magazine reaches about 50,000 readers worldwide, with the support of its new

October 25, 2021

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Rethinking Work Ethic In The Post-Covid World

As Covid-19 swept across the world, it has challenged and altered society in ways previously considered unimaginable. Out of all the challenges and alterations, working from home became the emerging norm as virtual meeting platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet,

October 25, 2021

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Editor’s Note – Pandemic, Women And Hope

♥ Story 01 It is at 3 am. Reem’s fingers busy typing the report on her laptop. The deadline is tomorrow. A mother’s schedule is unpredictable. Her 6 months old baby and the household work keep her busy during

January 25, 2021

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We Rise By Raising Others – My Story

I was a ray of hope for my loved ones, the eldest one in the family and the only sister to a younger brother. I was expected to guide those younger than me and be a role model with no proper guidance.

January 25, 2021

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Editor’s Note – Women, Empathy and Strength

“When a woman thinks she is nothing, the little sparrows cry. Who can defend them on the terrace, if no one has the vision of a world without slingshots?” ― Fatima Mernissi Women through the

April 25, 2019

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A Minority Laugh

To keep our guesthouse refreshed, a team of three used to enter my room every day. Usually, it consisted of two girls and a boy. Or, you could call them women and men. They are still in their youth. Young women

April 25, 2019

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Etel Adnan: A Story On The Art Of Language

I was educated with words. What I discovered about painting through painting is that it is a language that can go as far as any other language. It is not a surface thing. We are used to communicating with words. Painting

July 25, 2018

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Let Us Keep This Our Secret- Child Sexual Abuse

I kept it hidden, my skeleton in the closet, not to be aired for fear of what society would say.I am a survivor of child sexual abuse. I didn’t make the decision to talk about my experience lightly. But I

January 15, 2018

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Peace

Let the marching swallow, let the battalions breathe, Let the olive wreath be upon their swords, Let their mind encompass a peaceful tree And say; ‘Let’s fight this war and bring harmony’ Man against man, rivers of red, Neither party

January 15, 2018

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