An-Nisa Network - The Women's Network

An-Nisa Network - The Women's Network We are established to motivate & empower Muslim women to progress morally, spiritually & socially. We are based in Nottingham.

📢 Free Online Session for Parents & Carers of Neurodivergent ChildrenAn-Nisa Network, in collaboration with PSoul by FIA...
02/09/2026

📢 Free Online Session for Parents & Carers of Neurodivergent Children

An-Nisa Network, in collaboration with PSoul by FIA, is hosting “Navigating School & Advocating for Your Neurodivergent Child” — a practical and supportive session for parents and carers.

The session will explore:

• Understanding and advocating for your child
• Building positive parent–school partnerships
• Communicating effectively with schools
• Navigating difficult conversations and challenges
• Understanding your child’s rights and school responsibilities
• Knowing when and how to escalate concerns
• Learning from real-life parental experiences

The session will be led by Rafia Khan, Integrative Psychotherapist & Trauma Specialist, and Saema Mohammad, People & Inclusion Leader with education governance experience, bringing together professional and lived-experience perspectives.

đź“… Monday 14 September 2026
🕢 7.30–9.00pm BST
đź’» Online
🎟️ Free and open to all

👉 Register your place:
https://forms.gle/TkmYsVPQjvaH633U6

Please share with parents and carers of neurodivergent children who may find this session helpful. 🌸

While travelling home on a busy train, I experienced a situation that left me feeling quite uneasy. A man was loudly exp...
09/08/2026

While travelling home on a busy train, I experienced a situation that left me feeling quite uneasy. A man was loudly expressing a lot of hatred, including comments about Muslims and Palestinians.

I found myself looking around the carriage, thinking: What would I actually do if this escalated and I became the target?

We often talk about reporting hate crime, but perhaps we also need to talk more about *practical ways to keep ourselves safe when we find ourselves in an unsafe situation.*

That’s why I think learning self-awareness and self-defence is becoming increasingly important for us as sisters.

🥋 Martial Arts / Self-Defence Taster with Daniyaal’s Martial Arts Academy

Insha’Allah, I’m attending the taster session on Wednesday 2 September at 6.30pm.

Daniyaal is offering a taster session, so why not book on and come along? It would be great to have a few An-Nisa sisters there together.

👉 https://www.mymartialartsnottingham.co.uk

Book on and let me know if you’re coming!

Saema Mohammad
An-Nisa Network - The Women's Network

Tomorrow Message us for zoom link
28/07/2026

Tomorrow

Message us for zoom link

Our coffee meet up this morning for mums and carers of neurodiverse children and young people We have a whatsapp support...
24/07/2026

Our coffee meet up this morning for mums and carers of neurodiverse children and young people

We have a whatsapp support group, message us if you want to be added

Our monthly brunch meet up at Pyala ChaiThank you to our wonderful hosts Nadirah and Nadia.
24/07/2026

Our monthly brunch meet up at Pyala Chai

Thank you to our wonderful hosts Nadirah and Nadia.

Looking forward to Mother of Musa session 2 at our Neurodiverse Mums coffee meet up
24/07/2026

Looking forward to Mother of Musa session 2 at our Neurodiverse Mums coffee meet up

Our July events schedule.
14/07/2026

Our July events schedule.

Saema and Asma would like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us today for our workshop on Islamophobia ...
28/06/2026

Saema and Asma would like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us today for our workshop on Islamophobia and understanding your legal rights.

We had a fantastic turnout, with an engaged audience who contributed to some thoughtful conversations and meaningful discussions. It was wonderful to see such a strong community spirit in the room.

The conversation doesn't end here. Please take a look at the IRU website and follow their social media channels. They are an independent charity providing legal guidance and support to people affected by Islamophobia, and they do incredible work that deserves our support.

Thank you to Sajid and Jagdish from Himmah for joining us and for generously allowing us to use the Hub. Thank you also to Safdar for the delicious food that everyone enjoyed.

Finally, a very special thank you to Majid Iqbal and Eram Malik from the Islamophobia Response Unit for sharing their expertise, knowledge and time with us. We are incredibly grateful.

Thank you all once again. We look forward to continuing these important conversations and working together to challenge Islamophobia in our communities.

Islamophobia Response Unit - IRU
Himmah
Tipu Sultan Nottingham

Our June Neurodiverse group meet up explored three qualities every mum already has, even if we sometimes forget:• Perse...
27/06/2026

Our June Neurodiverse group meet up explored three qualities every mum already has, even if we sometimes forget:

• Perseverance – Hajar (AS)
• Trust in Allah – the Mother of Musa (AS)
• Dignity – Maryam (AS)

It was lovely hearing everyone’s stories & sharing a few laughs during our dysregulation scenario!

Today’s reminder:

Wherever Allah has written for your child to reach, trust that He has also chosen you to help them get there. 🤍

Our next meet up is Friday 24 July

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