Kuburah Diamonds

You can become a very successful married Muslim woman working for  someone or running your own business or doing both at the same time but it all depends on you.  Forget the unrealistic limitations people, society and cultural have tied  around your neck with regards to the saying “a woman’s place is the home and the kitchen.”  In this century, any Muslim woman who allows this degenerative backward thinking standard get to her to make her also accept that, truly the ultimate achievement for for a woman  in life is to get married without adding any value to herself will do herself a great disservice.   In Islam, marriage completes your Deen in but our Prophet Mohammed SWA loved hardworking and enterprising women. So why limit yourself so what human beings set as standards? I have seen beautiful marriage hit the ticks because the sole provider of the home who’s the man lost his job. I have witnessed a man brutally humiliate his wife and her family because he provides for them.  I have se

The Zango Women Livelihood and Empowerment Programme (ZANGWOLEAP), a not-for-profit initiative, under the auspices of Kuburah Diamonds Foundation has been launched on Thursday, October 8th, 2020. The programme which was hinged on the theme “Empowering the Zango Women into Building Financial Freedom through Skills Development and Capacity Building” took place at the Nima-Mamobi Community library in Accra. Speaking at the event, Adizah Ibrahim Sadiq, also known as Kuburah Diamonds, said “ZANGWOLEAP came about because I wanted to go beyond writing, go beyond supporting with money to getting young girls empowered through Make-up artistry.  Although the market is saturated,  it depends on how you do it.  Just like the tomato sellers in the market, every one makes ends meet. You just have to be smart by subsidizing your prices since you are an amateur.” The Womens’ Choice Awards nominee added that, not everyone will be seen in the office space or doing White-collar jobs. Some haven’t gone to