…is not about eliminating one party’s interest. Success in conflict resolution is when we manage to deal with conflict more effectively and more peacefully. Dr. Abdalla also discussed some characteristics…
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…home, such as one young boy who fled from a refugee camp without his parents to escape to Malaysia via an unstable boat over the course of one horrifying month….
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…to research and advocacy officers. Each leader was united on one issue: to combat domestic violence and human trafficking. During the conversation, KARAMAH staff advised the delegation of leaders on…
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…women’s rights across the world. Having just traveled through nine Muslim countries, ranging from Pakistan and Bangladesh to the Gulf States, Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon, I would answer that it…
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…issue for over 50 years by the U.S. Supreme Court. [1] Mach then turned to one of the most pressing issues for the Muslim American community today—the difference between the…
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…81, 82, 83 of the Moroccan Mudawwana (Family code) and Article 8 of the Iranian Family Protection Law detail steps of reconciliation and arbitration between disputing couples. Since the inception…
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…his female students. When I read the story, I got flashbacks to that painful moment in my childhood when one of my religious teachers tried to violate his boundaries with…
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…countries, one must first understand the stark distinction between sex outside of a legal marriage and rape. Because of the cultural stigma attached to the issue, many women fail to…
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“We’ve been duped.” This is a short but profound statement from one Maldivian woman. The same individual went on to explain that while every Maldivian received an Islamic education at…
…and Islamists), in demanding change. The demands, however, differed from one group to the other. Two demonstrations were organized in March 2000, one inRabatand the other inCasablanca. The first was…
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