…the biggest challenges they feel are facing Afghani women, and their own personal challenges in leading their communities. Among the challenges mentioned by the women were the misconceptions that some…
A Delegation of 19 Afghani Female Students Meet with KARAMAH Staff اقرأ المزيد »
…dates and drank yogurt at the sound of the beautiful muezzin’s call, which echoed throughout the building. It inspired each person to focus inwards during prayer, acknowledging the problems facing…
KARAMAH Hosts Ramadan Fundraising Iftar اقرأ المزيد »
…over the last several years under the leadership of the prominent world-renowned scholar Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah. The conference was attended by hundreds of Muslim scholars, academics, and leaders of…
…that against all odds, God would provide for her. Remarkably, a stream appeared at her son’s feet, with water that flows till this day—it was the stream of zam zam. They…
A Muslim Woman’s Right to Self Determination اقرأ المزيد »
…delegation learned how to obtain a divorce in America in accordance with the principles of both Shari’ah and American Legal Code. The judges were part of the Department of State’s…
…vamp (the exotic other and seductress), the terrorist, the disenchanted (“everything is wrong with Islam”), the entitled, and the most provocative: the veil. Ms. Taylor described, though, how in the…
Tayyibah Taylor Speaks on the Portrayal of Muslim Women in the Media اقرأ المزيد »
…editor-in-chief and publisher of Azizah Magazine, the first mainstream publication for Muslim women in the United States. As a visionary, she recognized the urgent need to raise the voices and…
Remembering Our Sister اقرأ المزيد »
…Ms. Rahman set the stage for the event by introducing the situation in the United States. KARAMAH examines the issue of religious freedom, naturally, under the lens of the U.S….
Executive Director Rahmah A. Abdulaleem, Esq. contributed a chapter in the book – African Americans and Religious Freedom New Perspectives for Congregations and Communities Download Now…
…Among them, were six African Americas, four Arab Americans, and four South Asian women. They were equally diverse in their fields of work. KARAMAH wanted to ensure that we had…
KARAMAH Inaugurates the Executive Session of LLSP اقرأ المزيد »
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