…hinders the connection and growth of the international Muslim community. To read more about Muslims in Europe, you can access two online reports: Europe: Choice and Prejudice: Discrimination against Muslims…
KARAMAH Discusses Business Leadership with Soumia El Majdoub Read More »
…also hold trainings and lectures in the DMV area and online. Please visit KARAMAH’s website for details and refer to KARAMAH’s “Articles” tab to read scholarship on domestic violence from…
KARAMAH Speaks about Women’s Rights at the University of Montana Read More »
…a brief explanation of women’s rights to education and freedom of travel in Islam, and invited them to learn more about it through KARAMAH ‘s online educational materials and classes….
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…antiquated personal status codes (family laws) that have often deprived women of essential liberties. Revising these codes is not an easy matter because they rely primarily on religious law.” Download…
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…husband returned to Oxford and in a little while his wife joined him there. The couple spent four years at Oxford to allow the husband to complete his studies. Download…
Marriage in Pakistan – Divorce in Maryland (2008) Read More »
…facilitate a thorough critique by Muslim delegations of The Concept Note which is very significant insofar as it touches on and in some cases contravenes important Islamic jurisprudential principles.” Download…
…abortion, is prohibited. Indeed, historically, the majority view among Muslims scholars on contraception has been that it is permissible with the wife’s consent, though perhaps disliked in certain cases.” Download…
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…one of trying to explain the Islamic marriage contract from world perspectives that are at times incongruent with it. This has led to unintended distortions in characterizing its nature. Download…
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…of a debate, or even the hint of one, that could clarify these different viewpoints, so much have the advocates on either side become blinded by their respective convictions.” Download…
…as al-Hasan al-Basri, Ibn Jarir al-Tabari, Ibn al-Qasim al-Maliki, Ibn Hazm, and al- Kassani argued convincingly that women have equal rights to those of men in the judiciary. “ Download…
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