On May 12, 2016, KARAMAH’s Executive Director Aisha Rahman participated in Interfaith Radio’s “Religious Leaders as First Responders to Domestic Violence,” a panel discussion about the work of faith-based leaders…
On Friday July 10th, 2015, the tradition of KARAMAH’s Iftar dinners at Ibrahim El-Hibri Building continued as valued friends and supporters joined us for an evening of good food and…
KARAMAH Hosts Iftar at Ibrahim El-Hibri’s Building Read More »
…KARAMAH is an organization heavily active in furthering civil rights issues on a national and global level. What is always striking for Ms. Rahman is an almost inevitable influx of…
KARAMAH attends the Islamic Society of Baltimore’s Legislative Evening Read More »
…we’re trying to make change in the world, and we shouldn’t let people hold us back from that,” echoing Ms. Rosenthal’s call for participants to support their sisters as leaders…
2015 Law and Leadership Summer Program Starts on a High Note Read More »
…elementary components, walking through the basics to rebuild participants’ speaking skills. The first thing anyone needs to know before they speak, said Ms. Prime, is “a purposeful intention…I need to…
Day 6 of LLSP 2015 Devoted to Powerful Speaking and Innovative Leadership Read More »
…companionship and therefore, the marriage contract cannot be conceived of as an exchange of services.” In the second lecture of the day, Dr. al-Hibri was joined by General David Irvine…
Day 7 of LLSP 2015: Women’s Financial Rights, Torture of Detainees and Policy Advocacy Read More »
On April 7, 2016, KARAMAH Founder Dr. Azizah al-Hibri spoke at The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University panel on “Shari’ah and the Promotion of Nationality Rights and Gender…
…the elements of conflict resolution that we’ve already discussed.” Dr. Abdalla pointed to elements in the Qur’an that are a part of every situation requiring conflict resolution, including: “hypothetical solutions,…
“Say Peace” Conflict Resolution Training with Dr. Amr Abdalla Read More »
…because of a select few that are committing horrendous crimes in the name of religion, people, institutions and governments are turning against Muslims under the model of “collective blame.” Anti-Muslim…
Religious Freedom Event highlights Violations and calls for Respecting the Constitution Read More »
…women and men benefit equally and inequality is not perpetuated. Nurangez’s work is very important as it contributes to the efforts to change gender-based stereotypes and perceptions and to combat…
Celebrating Nurangez Abdulhamidova’s new Position as Gender Focal Point (GFP) Read More »
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