For the last 24 years, KARAMAH’s mission has been to educate both Muslims and non-Muslims about the just, gender-equitable principles of Islam, and to provide the community with Islamic jurisprudence…
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…everywhere,” are compelling reasons to update the Rule to accommodate the request to permit players to wear the headscarf.[2] Moreover, refusal to update the Rule to include a head scarf…
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* Correction: current Chair of KARAMAH is Raheemah Abdulaleem, Esq….
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…and think in the post 9/11 era. I’ve been on numerous flights in, out, and within Pakistan, but I cannot explain the genuine terror that took complete control of my…
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…scholar, to present his paper titled “In Harm’s Way: The Desperate Need to Update America’s Current Free Speech Model.” Rashid began his presentation by clearly explaining that his proposed model…
…a better person when I open the book for guidance…the main reason I’m at this program is to develop my relationship with the Qur’an.” Another said, “my relationship with the…
…we advance issues of human rights, particularly gender equity, in an environment that is not open to that narrative. In our meeting, we collectively discussed barriers and challenges that we…
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…became highlighted by the beautiful colors, “dastars” and scarves–a beautiful display of diversity. The program opened with a recitation of the Qur’an and Sikh hymn. Ms. Aisha Rahman, Executive Director…
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…agency has been robbed of many around the world and is leading many to question the ideals of Islam. KARAMAH hopes that our efforts will continue to foster open discourse…
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…and mentioned several examples of prominent female teachers, scholars and leaders throughout Islamic history to illustrate this point. An open question and answer session followed the lecture, with most inquiries…
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