Muslim women in Bradford have organised what they believe to be the first national residential conference of its kind in the city.
All women are welcome to attend the Daughters of Eve conference at the Ramada Jarvis Hotel, in Bradford Road, Bingley, from Friday, May 6, to Sunday, May 8.
The conference has been organised by the Bradford Muslim Women’s Council (BMWC) and the Islamic Society of Britain.
BMWC director Wahida Shassi said: “It features renowned theologians and it is about the amazing work Muslim women are doing up and down the country.
“It is really important for us to exchange ideas with one another and hear about experiences of women throughout the UK.”
Women who attend the conference will be able to watch a production by Bradford theatre company Arakan Creative and a performance by the Poetic Pilgrimage group. There will also be workshops and discussions.
Mrs Shassi said: “From housewives to professional women, it is for everyone, recognising their roles within families, communities and business.
To inquire about booking a place at the conference, phone Nuzhat Ali on 07432 704858 or e-mail nuzhat.ali@bmwc.org.uk.
- Read the full story in Monday's T&A
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