…and Domestic Violence.” The event brought together representatives of many different faith-based organizations working to end domestic violence in their communities. Ms. Rahman’s portion of the event was entitled “Addressing…
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…“We believe that our strength comes from our faith. In fact, women have always been a part of the public sphere and to think otherwise is to revise our history.”…
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…a law degree to potentially utilize her legal skills for the benefit of society. During her legal internship at KARAMAH, she learned KARAMAH teaches that in order to bring about…
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…relationship with the Qur’an while developing a holistic approach towards Qur’anic readings in order to truly understand its meaning. Dr. Alwani began her first course, “Approaching the Qur’an,” by asking…
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…continued support of KARAMAH. She also highlighted the outcomes of the Leaders and Scholars Summit which was convened earlier this year. See the Summit statement here. Ms. Abdulaleem also spoke about…
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…laws of this country?” This is the central question around which Dr. Azizah al-Hibri bases her discussion and analysis of Islamic Jurisprudence within a 21st century American context. The Islamic…
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…Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia. Akua is joining KARAMAH through The Fund for American Studies: Legal Studies Institute in Washington D.C. This summer, Akua will be working closely with…
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…America. The participants of the D.C. Summit were grass roots community leaders and Islamic scholars. They included leaders from the legal, educational, mental health, social services, and governmental fields as…
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…come together to communicate, deliberate, and make our voices heard across this nation. We reaffirm our commitment to basic Qur’anic principles which state that males and females are created from…
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