…month at most, she determined that we would be back that afternoon to eat with the family. Considering that food is cheap in Penang (prior to meeting the family, Nur…
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Executive Director Rahmah A. Abdulaleem, Esq. moderated a discussion on how patriarchy and cultural traditions would have you believe that the Islamic texts and the prophetic example are oppressive and…
…Mississipi. The Sovereignty Commission used some of the same practices that are controversial today: infiltration of peaceful nonviolent civic organizations, collection of dossiers (often with false information), and tapping phones,…
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…violence in a relationship,” said Ms. Bizer. Magistrate Mahasa also defined DV as “assault [including emotional and verbal abuse], hitting or using threatening words making a person feel they are…
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…a brighter future. Though the exact numbers remain murky, at least 12,000 civilian women and children have been killed since the conflict began nearly three years ago. This number may…
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…over an American courtroom; Master in Chancery at Circuit Court for Baltimore City Our moderator will be Arshi Siddiqui, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. GET TICKETS HERE…
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…delegations from around the world, using these meetings as a platform to educate about Islam— our core mission. During this visit, our guests particularly wanted to learn from KARAMAH how…
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…to learn about and from each other. And most urgently, we need to resist the cheap demagoguery that seeks to generate and mine religious tension for short-term political advantage.” Download…
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…risks discriminating against the world’s roughly 800 million Muslim women who may observe a headscarf—further alienating them from basketball. Likewise, it risks discriminating against women from Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Sabien,…
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