…identified three target areas for discussion. The first was the availability of quality Islamic scholarship and education to better promote women’s rights in particular. The second was the issue of…
KARAMAH Welcomes Women’s Delegation from Afghanistan Read More »
…better leaders, armed with the knowledge of Islamic law and conflict resolution. Through the help and support of many, KARAMAH has educated class after class of phenomenal women from the…
KARAMAH is pleased to announce the opening of KARAMAH EU in Belgium! Read More »
…Among them, were six African Americas, four Arab Americans, and four South Asian women. They were equally diverse in their fields of work. KARAMAH wanted to ensure that we had…
KARAMAH Inaugurates the Executive Session of LLSP Read More »
…from adversity.” It builds positive emotion, optimism, gratitude, and counteracts negativity bias. It also leads to better health, better sleep, and calmness, lowering depression and ensuring greater life satisfaction. This…
LTC (Ret) Michael J. Bizer-Leading Teams Through Resilience Read More »
…chose to examine how Muslim communities and activists can better understand the intersections of multiple identities within our communities and how each play a role in our collective struggle to…
Black History Month Discussion – Are We Allies to one Another? Read More »
…values to unite people and be open to everybody. 2. A headscarf functions better than a 5 cm headband. The Rule is subjective so changing it to be more effective…
KARAMAH’s Letter to FIBA to Allow Muslim Women Basketball Players to Wear Headscarf Read More »
…KARAMAH’s Family Law Staff Attorney, where she hopes to improve her legal writing and research skills, and gain a better knowledge of how to be an effective advocate for those…
Meet our Fantastic Summer Interns Read More »
…message? She emphasized the importance of knowing where we, as an Ummah, stand in the history of Islam so that we can better understand our relationship with the Qur’an. Dr….
Dr. Zainab Alwani-Approaching the Qur’an Read More »
…betrayed my country, when nothing at all happened. I knew this was a new development from the “terrorist” joke and finally decided enough was enough. I spoke to my teachers…
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Maya Angelou said: “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” And there is no better…
We shall not be silenced: Muslim Leaders Make their Voices Heard Read More »
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