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Shelina Janmohamed

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Shelina Janmohamed is an author and a culture columnist for The National

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What Sheryl Sandberg got wrong about the glass ceiling

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For women around the world, Queen Elizabeth is a female icon

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The lesson my five-year-old daughter taught me about body image

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A special Eid, London-style

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The joy of seeing Ramadan, Easter and Passover in one supermarket aisle

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Celebrating Ramadan in modern, diverse ways is a sign of progress

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Can Hollywood repair what TV has done to Muslims?

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Our elderly deserve spiritual wellbeing

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Every day should be International Women's Day

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Better laws can help us fight the 'body-image pandemic'

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Let's shake off the pessimism – 'Blue Monday' isn't real

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We used to look up at space in wonder, and now we just want to use it to make a buck

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2021 taught me it's the little things we do that make us who we are

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If you think there are too many women on screen, you need to see more women on screen

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The first step towards eliminating gender pay gap

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