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• Canadian Council Of Muslim Women

  http://www.ccmw.com/
  Information about the organization, its objectives and principles; also includes sections on family law, archives and press releases.

• International Islamic Committee for Woman and Child (IICWC)

  http://www.iicwc.org/
  Represents Islamic organizations of child, women and family worldwide. Includes news and articles, information about activities and events, and membership.

• Karamah

  http://www.karamah.org/
  US based charitable, educational organization of Muslim women lawyers who focus upon the domestic and global issues of human rights for Muslims and Muslim women.

• Minnesota Muslim Women's Network

  http://www.angelfire.com/mn/MinnMuslimWomen/
  Information about the group, with a directory of mosques in Minnesota, a page for new Muslims, links to recipes for cooking Halal, and advice sources.

• Muslim Women's League

  http://www.mwlusa.org/
  A nonprofit American Muslim organization working to implement the values of Islam and thereby reclaim the status of women as free, equal and vital contributors to society. Includes news, articles, and information about publications.

• Sisters United In Human Service

  http://www.sistersunited.org/
  Organization of Muslim women working in the spirit of sisterhood to promote, support, uplift and serve human concerns for the pleasure of God. Information about structure and activities.

• United Muslim Women's Association

  http://www.mwa.org.au/
  Australian community based welfare organisation established in 1983 to cater to the welfare, social, educational, religious and recreational needs of Muslim women of all backgrounds.

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