Muslim women connect

Muslim Women Connect is an organisation bringing together Muslim women from a broad range of careers and backgrounds in order to network, connect with and nurture the next generation of Muslim women.

A rich and varied programme of events and mentoring sessions will bring women together and inspire confidence and guide career development

Update: June 2021

Applications are now closed!

Alhamdulillah, applications have closed and we begin the process of mentee/mentor matching! We will be in touch with Cohort 6 applicants shortly inshaAllah.

Applications will re-open for our next cohort in December 2021.

If you’re keen to take part, submit your expression of interest and register below!

EOI: https://forms.gle/TUxLaZA9GTjuR49T8

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions!

Email: mentoring@muslimwomenconnect.com

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Ramadan 2021: Lessons from lockdown.

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The blessed month is fast approaching and with it comes the familiar sense of anticipation. One of the beauties of Ramadan is in its arrival – it is always gifted to us when we’re in need of it most. A year on from the outbreak that shook the globe, many of us are facing the … Continue reading Ramadan 2021: Lessons from lockdown.

Living through a pandemic.

September 8, 2020 by muslimwomenconnect

If you have been affected by the pandemic on any level, I pray that Allah bestows his infinite peace, comfort and compassion upon you, Aameen, Welcoming the new year, in January I couldn’t have imagined we would be experiencing a global lockdown, but subhanAllah, here we are. The lockdown and change in pace has affected … Continue reading Living through a pandemic.

‘Missing’ during Isolation and Ramadan

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In this time of isolation, uncertainty and the arrival of what will be a Ramadan like no other, one recurring theme has shown up consistently. The feeling of ‘missing’. Be it normality, routines, our loved ones, our colleagues, the luxury of ordering a coffee in the mornings and that first sip as we head to … Continue reading ‘Missing’ during Isolation and Ramadan

Ramadan and Burnout

May 26, 2019May 26, 2019 by muslimwomenconnect

I’m used to working throughout Ramadan and simultaneously upholding all of my Ramadan Ibadah and other responsibilities; as a daughter, friend, sister, member of the community, passion project/not for profit worker etc. I’ve always believed in ‘continue as you are’ and that Ramadan wasn’t a time to slow down and get lazy. I found that … Continue reading Ramadan and Burnout

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Ramadan 2021: Lessons from lockdown.

Living through a pandemic.

‘Missing’ during Isolation and Ramadan

Ramadan and Burnout