Inspiring Muslim Women: Dalia Mogahed, the First Hijabi in the

In this series, we put inspiring Muslim women in the spotlight. Women who contributed to society with their many achievements. A woman that can’t be overlooked here is Dalia Mogahed. In 2009, she became the first hijabi in the White House, when she was appointed to a position in President Barack Obama’s administration. In early […] More

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