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03:13كما تنس Garrett سلامًا وعادة المدينية في العالم في المدينة
03:18جديد المرحقة في منتجب الامج2 للمخططة
03:22الأخبارات المزيدة في عام ١٠٠٠٠٠
03:25الدولاريات البنى
03:29هناك عمل مختلفة لعندنائية
03:31كما نحب الشخص في الناس
03:34وفي كلها تنسل لذلك
03:35لديمتجب الامج 2 رئيسهم
03:38ومتعلق نفس المشاركة
03:40وإن لنا تجاربنا نظام ideنا
03:42وإنفسنا نغطي نظام من الطلاường
03:46التي تشاهد البشر
03:48ويمكن علي البشر الذين تعد المنظمة
03:49المنظمة يترجم الى العالم
03:51السماوات المنظمة
03:52سيدي منتشارها
03:55والفراق لتجاربه لك؟
03:57ومن ترحب المرةحلة
03:58لذلك أعبا في الجنة
04:03استهار لحلها
04:05تجرس لنظر
04:06وحلها للحلها
04:06استهار لنظر
04:07And in many ways, I feel the last two years at Mujadila, that really encapsulates what's happened,
04:13both for me as an individual, also the women that work here and the women that come to Mujadila.
04:18It's become a really open space for women to come, a space of self-discovery,
04:23a space where they are identifying their gifts.
04:25And then beautifully, Mujadila is the place where they can give those gifts back to the community.
04:30And for me, that is a really beautiful thing to witness.
04:34The designers of Al Mujadila made it a space for both spirituality and learning.
04:40The mosque has a library with a capacity of more than 8,000 volumes,
04:45including collections on Islamic history, published work of female scholars, and self-help books.
04:52The award-winning architects Dilla Scofidio and Renfro wanted to preserve the tradition of building mosques in harmony with nature,
05:00thus centering the structure around these two olive trees, which are also symbols of peace, knowledge and continuity.
05:08Right next to it is the main space for worship, a 9,400-square-foot prayer hall.
05:14It has the capacity of hosting 750 worshippers and up to twice that number during the holy month of Ramadan.
05:23While Ramadan is the busiest period of the year, visitors come to pray, deepen their knowledge
05:29and take part in communal programs all year round.
05:32Every year, the Centre also hosts a Women's Summit, where scholars, thought leaders, practitioners
05:39and members of the public gather to discuss contemporary challenges of Muslim women
05:45and find solutions through dialogue.
05:47Through dynamic programming, dialogue and strategic engagement,
05:52the Centre showcases the breadth and depth of the Islamic tradition
05:56and its enduring relevance to modern challenges.
06:01There's also the RIAYA Young Adult Stewardship Programme,
06:05which is aimed at supporting the personal and professional development of young women.
06:09This programme unites young Muslim women from all around the world.
06:14There were ladies from Malaysia, Indonesia, there were also from the Philippines, Germany,
06:21and there were also people who came from Gaza.
06:24This programme focused on, for example, climate change, ways of knowing, assistive technology,
06:31which was my favourite because it showed us how we can use technology to help people who are in need
06:37and in general, like Muslim values.
06:40There were also lessons that stayed with Almayasa well after her time in the classroom.
06:46Here we've learned that being a leader isn't just about the title.
06:50It's about our values, how we inspire others to make them have a better self in general.
06:57Two years in, Al Mujadila is already seeing glimpses of the fruits from the seeds it has planted.
07:04The hope is that the Centre will continue to be a sanctuary for women,
07:08a beacon of faith-based dialogue and a limitless pool of ideas and knowledge.
07:17Not far from Al Mujadila is the Qatar Science and Technology Park.
07:21It recently launched an initiative called The 300,
07:24aiming to build a community of women investors to help reshape the venture capital ecosystem.
07:30QSTP is headed by Rama Shikaki, a long-time Silicon Valley native
07:35who has paved the way for many wanting to pursue a career in technology and entrepreneurship.
07:41We did some focus groups to see the sentiment towards investing,
07:46whether women were interested in investing in deep tech and impact,
07:49and the response was a resounding yes.
07:51I think it's a fantastic time because the number of startups that are being attracted to Qatar
07:56or that are growing out of the education ecosystem in Qatar are growing exponentially.
08:03We're starting with women who want to invest at an angel level,
08:06but some of these women have the financial resources to graduate to become venture capital limited partners
08:13and want to be in this community to recruit other women into their work.
08:19That will change the landscape dramatically because once women come in,
08:25who they'll invest in, what they will invest in will be radically different,
08:30and that will create new economies, I think, and new green spaces to invest in.
08:38From faith and education to tech and investing,
08:41we've now come to the National Museum of Qatar to meet Chef Nuf Al-Mari,
08:46founder of the Desert Rose Cafe.
08:49She's blazed the trail for Qatari cuisine,
08:51putting the country on the Michelin guide and on the map as a culinary destination of the world.
08:58The Desert Rose is the second home.
09:00It's not just a place to do it.
09:03For example, when they come to me for a long time,
09:06they're sitting with me and they say,
09:07you've been back 30 or 40 years.
09:09And this is what makes me a lot more.
09:11And this is what makes me a lot more.
09:14I have a lot of work for the Qatar region.
09:18I discovered this thing from today's birthday,
09:20I've been around 9 years old.
09:23And the father of my father is the best in my life.
09:25It's always been taught me the details of the Qatar region.
09:29It made me a lot of work for me to get out of the area.
09:33I always went to work with her,
09:36and I used to cook the dishes.
09:38I used to cook the dishes.
09:39I used to cook the dishes.
09:40When someone is driving this area,
09:42he knows that this area is a place that I saw.
09:44أنا سعيدة اليوم بالتعاون مع مؤسسة كيو سي بلاس
09:48اللي أنا أشوفها هي ثقافية هي تخص الضيافة
09:53مثلنا دولة قطر خارج دولة قطر من إيطاليا فرنسا
10:01وإن شاء الله نقدر من خلال جهد الفريق ومن خلالنا إحنا
10:07إننا إحنا نوصل المطبخ القطري للعالم إن شاء الله
10:11طاقة الأكل جدا قوية
10:13طاقة الأكل توصل للقلب توصل للعقل
10:17أنا عندي كتاب اسمه تيست أوف قطر
10:20كتابي حطه فيه كل أسراري كل وصفاتي
10:24يعني تفاصيل التفاصيل
10:26أنا أورثة من جدتي من أمي من خالتي من هي أجيال تتوارد
10:32فلازم إحنا نعلم لازم الواحد أنا أشوفها بالنسبة لي هاي أمانة
10:36فيه أجيال شفنوف ما راح تدوم
10:39هو جيل بعد جيل
10:40إحنا لازم انتشارك لازم نقوى في بعض
10:43أي شي يعني لي الكثير
10:45ودايما أنا اللي أسوي الحمد لله حق بلادي قطر
10:49أنا اليوم فخورة بنفسي كثير كأمرأة قطرية
10:54ملهمة سعادة الشيخة المياسة بنت حمد الثاني
10:58أحب أوجه لها شكر خاص على دعمها
11:02وعلى أنا دايما أشوفها مثال
11:04للمرأة القطرية للمرأة الناجحة للمرأة المجتهدة
11:08اليوم أنا عندي رسالة واحدة أوصلها حق كل نساء العالم
11:13أحب أقول لكم أنه لازم تفتخرون في نفسكم
11:17يعني كل مرأة تدعم الثانية
11:19وإحنا كلنا يعني بالنهاية
11:21هي كلها رسالة واحدة
11:23كلنا المفروض نقوى في بعض
11:25يعني أنا دايما دايما إلي أوجه وقول حق البنات
11:29أن أنتو ما في شيء اسم ما نقدر
11:35So as we reflect on the role women have played in our societies
11:38and how women will continue to shape the future in many different fields
11:43places like Al Mujadilla have shown that faith-based leadership
11:46can be blended with a contemporary approach to fill women's advancements
11:51That's all the time we have for now
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11:55and see you next time
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