…the participants in the First American Muslim Women Leaders Summit, in recognition of the critical challenges facing the American Muslim community in general and American Muslim women in particular, have…
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When reflecting on American history, many fail to realize the extent to which African American Muslims shaped our nation. Islam has been a part of the fabric of America since…
…African-American Muslims have had on the overall Muslim American experience. She mentioned that without them the same opportunities would not be available to other American Muslims today. This special event…
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…of access to sacred spaces particularly the mosque, domestic violence and the growing number of women dropping out from the university where women wearing scarfs are denied to pursue their…
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…American mosques. The selection was a small part of a larger project documenting worship space, and particularly women’s spaces, in all of the 1,500 mosques across the country. Attendees were…
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Board President Abed Awad, Esq. presented on a panel on the recent SCOTUS decision in the Dobbs case….
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…2016, KARAMAH’s executive director Aisha Rahman moderated a teleconference with the American Bar Association entitled “Start the Morning with a Prayer: Religion in Schools.” The teleconference brought together speakers of…
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On June 21, 2011, a delegation of six Jordanian judges visited KARAMAH to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the American Legal System and American Civil Law. In an engaging…
By: Celene Ayat Lizzio “A September 2011 resolution of the Fiqh Council of North America, a body of esteemed American Muslim religious scholars, takes just this stance. In their statement…
…Capital Area Muslim Bar Association (“CAMBA”) and speakers at the event were: Professor John Brittain, Linda Sarsour, and Rachel Levinson-Waldman. The panelists explored how these practices affect two overlapping minority communities, namely, African-Americans…
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