…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…
…to have agency in Islam. Dr. al-Hibri started her course, “The Islamic Worldview: All About Eve ” by explaining that everything in this world is created in harmony and balance…
…women face around the world today and women’s role in religious conflict and peace building. With 77% of the world’s population living in religiously repressive countries today, this conversation is…
Twenty years ago, leaders from all over the world convened in Beijing to discuss matters concerning gender. It was at that critical moment in history that the feminist movements around…
…in public about their attire. Why are the Qur’anic verses being interpreted to protect male offenders and oppress female victims? It is such imbalance of justice in our Muslim World…
Dr. al-Hibri Speaks Out Against Sexual Abuse in The Huffington Post Op-Ed Read More »
…grew up, and now I have to tell you about the world and marriage.” She was referring to the fear that some Pakistani mothers have surrounding marriage, a fear further…
Marriage, Human Rights Discussed with Pakistani Leaders Read More »
Since its inception, KARAMAH has stood firmly on one founding principle: Muslim women need to tell their own story. When KARAMAH began, many people around the world wanted to speak…
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By: Jawdat Said “We live in a world in which four fifths of its population live in frustration while the other fifth lives in fear. The United Nations, our world’s…
Law, Religion, and the Prophetic Method of Social Change Read More »
…the world at that time. The weak and needy, orphans and widows, and slaves and servants had no defined rights in such a world. Islam came to establish justice and…
“Domestic Violence: Islamic Perspective” by Zainab Alwani Read More »
…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,…
KARAMAH’s Letter to FIBA to Allow Muslim Women Basketball Players to Wear Headscarf Read More »
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