…first pledged allegiance (bay’ah) to the Prophet PBUH. Ms. Rahman quoted stories from Islamic history to illustrate the importance of conflict resolution. When Makkan tribes argued about who gets to…
…detailed and concluded that the United States had engaged in torture both at Guantanamo Bay and other sites around the world. Members of the The Constitution Project Task Force on…
Committee Report Details Extensive Torture, Inhumane Treatment Read More »
On March 1, 2016, KARAMAH Executive Director Aisha Rahman spoke at the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence (MNADV)’s Culturally-Specific Service Provider Round Table entitled “Voices of Multiple Faiths, Forced Marriage,…
Ms. Rahman at MNADV Workshop: “Is There a Nexus Between Religion and DV?” Read More »
On November 6th, 2015, KARAMAH offered a cultural sensitivity training workshop to service providers, attorneys and advocates titled “Domestic Violence Through the Lens of Marginalized Communities: Improving our Response.” Aisha…
“Domestic Violence Through the Lens of Marginalized Communities: Improving Our Response” Read More »
…social service organizations to see if those who call us are eligible for social service needs. Thanks to KARAMAH’s international jurist network, we can also connect women overseas with our…
Love like the Prophet: Ending DV in our Communities 2015 Read More »
…in need of legal service. Eman Humsy Eman is an undergraduate student at Mount Holyoke College studying Economics and Middle Eastern Studies. After college Eman is considering working in the…
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…of Ruth in Maryland, discussed the social services available at the shelter. Services include abuser intervention programs and cultural sensitivity training for their predominantly Latin American clients. Mr. Arenas additionally…
KARAMAH Advocates for Cultural Sensitivity at the World Bank Read More »
…Aisha was a warrior—she led men in battle. Aisha was a romantic and full of life. When a troop of Ethiopian dancers came to the village, she asked to watch…
Blog Post: “Living my Namesake” by Aisha Rahman Read More »
…Expression in Islam. We urge you to read it. What we need today is a better global understanding of each other, so that we can help repair this global village together….
Let there be no coercion…Defending Religious Freedom Read More »
…village at the dawn of the twenty-first century? This article addresses this issue by starting from the premise that the Qur’an was revealed for all people, for all times and…
Qur’anic Foundations of the Rights of Muslim Women in the Twenty-First Century Read More »
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