…of different backgrounds and faiths united to celebrate Ramadan with us, share delicious halal food, get to know one another, and celebrate our common denominator- humanity. KARAMAH’s Chairwoman, Saleema Snow,…
KARAMAH Hosts Community Iftar at the Nation’s Mosque – Masjid Muhammad! Read More »
…ways in which women’s rights in other countries differs from women’s rights in the United States. Ms. Rahman highlighted some of the disparities that women face in education, jobs, and…
KARAMAH Challenges Misconceptions at Local Middle School Read More »
…she is majoring in Political Science and minoring in Arabic Area Studies. She has studied Arabic throughout her college career, and last summer she traveled to Amman, Jordan for an…
Meet KARAMAH’s Summer 2016 Interns Read More »
…Kenya, Kosovo, Qatar, Belgium, Afghanistan and the United States. Each woman brought with her a story, a unique set of life experiences, and a fierce determination to return with the…
LLSP 2012 Alumnae Reflect and Focus on Personal Initiatives for the Future Read More »
…dedicated to contributing to the understanding and promotion of human rights worldwide through education, legal outreach, and advocacy (http://www.karamah.org). Dr. al-Hibri is a Professor at the T.C. Williams School of…
…careers, homes, and communities. Ms. Manal Omar, Associate Vice President for the Middle East and Africa Center at the United States Institute of Peace, delivered the keynote address to kick…
2016 Law & Leadership Summer Program Highlights Read More »
On Tuesday, April 20, 2010, KARAMAH hosted a visit with nine religious leaders, educators, and government officials from Pakistan. The group was visiting the United States on a trip sponsored…
KARAMAH meets with Pakistani Delegation Read More »
…the fourth Chief Justice of the United States John Marshall. Contrary to early information, the frieze does not contain an inscription referring to the Prophet Muhammad as the “founder of…
KARAMAH’s Opinion on the Supreme Court Frieze of Prophet Muhammad PBUH Read More »
…competitors to wear a Hijab, with FIVB Spokesman Richard Baker stating “[t]he goal was to allow more people to play the sport of volleyball.”[5] Likewise in 2016, the United States…
KARAMAH’s Letter to FIBA to Allow Muslim Women Basketball Players to Wear Headscarf Read More »
…human rights violations. Because of the historical interaction between the West and Islam, the United States has recently been supporting efforts to export its democratic principles and human rights values…
Islamic & American Constitutional Law by Dr. Azizah al-Hibri Read More »
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