Women in the Madrassa
In Morocco, a quiet social revolution is underway: women are being employed as Muslim leaders for the first time. Attached to mosques and neighbourhoods across the country, these women – called Morchidat - have a mission: to open up the teachings of Islam to women and to change the attitudes which can breed extremism. In Women in the Madrassa, journalist Zaiba Malik takes us to the heart of this ground-breaking initiative through the work of the Morchidat and the impact they are making on women, families and communities in Morocco.
























