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Aimed at 'cosmopolitan Muslim women' in South-east Asia, the magazine has corporate offices in Singapore and editorial operations in Jakarta, capital of the world's largest Muslim nation Indonesia. 'We don't work for the traditional school of thought,' Jakarta-based Liana said in an interview with AFP. 'If people think that Muslims today are backward or traditional or don't have a sex life, or we're not interested in having a great career, then they are very wrong, because that's really not the case.'
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