“I have no doubt that more and more women and Muslim girls will look at Benzina and just really be inspired,” said Assmaah Helal, a co-founder of the Muslim Women in Sports Network.
ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Stepping onto the field against South Korea in Morocco’s second today!
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