EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 21 MIN
The Women of Islam: Scientists, Warriors, Scholars, Leaders, and more (Era Summary)
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This episode is a summary of the Women of Islam Era as covered in the Archives Islamic History App - https://archiveszone.app/.The Muslim world wasn't only built by men. Women carried the message, taught scholars, led empires, and shaped civilizations - from Mecca in the 7th century all the way to Morocco, Yemen, India, and Sudan. In this episode, Basel and Basma walk through the real stories of women in Islamic history. Khadijah, the first believer. Aisha, one of the greatest teachers of her time. Fatimah al-Fihri, who helped build one of the oldest centers of learning in the world. Razia Sultan, who ruled an empire in her own name. And many more. Real names. Real places. Real history. Enjoyed this episode? Dive deeper into Islamic history with the Archives app - bite-sized lessons, real stories, and daily adventures you can finish in 5 minutes.📲 Download the Archives app here🌐 Learn more here 📸 Follow Basel on Instagram here If this episode helped you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Assalamu alaykum, and we'll see you in the next one.
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This episode is a summary of the Women of Islam Era as covered in the Archives Islamic History App - https://archiveszone.app/. The Muslim world wasn't only built by men. Women carried the message, taught scholars, led empires, and shaped civilizations - from Mecca in the 7th century all the way to Morocco, Yemen, India, and Sudan. In this episode, Basel and Basma walk through the real stories of women in Islamic history. Khadijah, the first believer. Aisha, one of the greatest teachers of he...
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