…entitled: “The Rights of Religious Minorities in Predominantly Muslim Majority Communities: Legal Framework and a Call to Action.” This conference is the culmination of various preparatory conferences and discussions held…
…about the advocacy work done to address this issue. Ms. Sarsour talked about a report that leaked out of the NYPD in 2007 called ” Radicalization in the West: the…
Monitoring Minorities: The Past And Present of Discriminatory Surveillance Practices Read More »
…views on women’s rights in the Middle East, the developments and implications of the Arab Spring and Western perceptions of the Muslim world since 9/11. The article also highlighted KARAMAH’s…
Dr. Azizah al-Hibri Featured in IBA Magazine Read More »
…of the law, lamppost on west entrance, base of Plaza flag poles), swords are repeatedly used as a symbol for the protection of law and justice. Based on these facts,…
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…will call it Shari‘ah, that might be disagreeing with some particular values of gender equality or human rights. That is generally where the concerns come up in the West.” Download…
Shari’ah: What It Is and Isn’t (interview) Read More »
…walk a fine line in order to avoid falling in one of two methodological traps. The first trap is to draw upon western literature on conflict analysis and resolution without…
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…came and “liberated” women giving them equality rights long before the “West.” Panelists discussed how KARAMAH educates and empowers Muslim women to become strong leaders within their communities in the…
…emanate from patriarchal arrogant mindsets which overlook the Islamic worldview and the basic principle of justice. Later in the day, Professor Mohammad Fadel continued the conversation about a woman’s place…
…and I are most pleased to welcome Professor al-Hibri to the Commission. She comes with a distinguished record of service as a human rights advocate devoted to the protection of…
…the 18 participants, there were women from Kenya, Kosovo, Sudan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the U.S. The group comprised of university students, lawyers, activists, researchers, and educators. The program featured…
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