…workplace. She highlighted messages important to succeeding in any environment, discussing with participants challenges that they have faced in making their voices heard. She had participants practice exchanging “elevator pitches”…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR6MKnXbZyI On July 16th, 2015, KARAMAH’s executive director, Aisha Rahman took part in a panel discussion on “Religious Freedom and Women’s Rights” at Georgetown University’s Berkley Center. The panel was…
…quo. They also said that many Muslim countries’ leaders have strayed from the Prophetic model in reference to democracy, conflict resolution, and women’s rights, and that the secular model of…
…with conflict resolution skills so that they could affect change in their communities—not create more division and schisms. Our approach is about lasting change and keeping the community together, just…
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…important to illustrate the complexity of successfully introducing change in a Muslim country. Patience and foundational scholarly work are critical. The revision of the Mudawwana (Moroccan family law) was the…
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…is leading, slowly but surely, to reassessment and change. Attempts to accelerate the pace of this change, however, without full understanding of its complex topology, and the deep-rooted commitment by…
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…Ms. Rahman then shared a few stories from the prophetic model underscoring this position. She shared with the group that when Prophet Muhammad moved to Madinah, the first to pledge…
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…to empower local actors and leaders to become agents of change through their peace building role within the Muslim communities in Europe and in this way induce a profound social…
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…Aisha Hussain Rasheed our work in the Maldives. KARAMAH is committed to systemic change in the Maldives, and we started our work there by providing a week long set of…
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…During this meeting, Ms. Yaqoob learned about the KARAMAH model that believes that women can draw power from their faith and use that to affect change. Through the Law and…
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