…is an attempt to strengthen KARAMAH’s network of Muslim and non-Muslim men and women who are interested in promoting Muslim women’s rights and creating a just society where all human…
“Muslim Women Leaders: Stories of Struggle, Success and Faith”: a Panel at KARAMAH Read More »
…on bringing others along, on mobilising them to get the job done. Leadership is at its best when the vision is strategic, the voice persuasive and the results tangible.” Download…
Mastering Management: How to Groom the Leaders Of the Future Read More »
…women: their excellence. Through the example of different Muslim women, she illustrated that excellence is “the best defense” and that American Muslim women have been successful in implementing this and…
Tayyibah Taylor Speaks on the Portrayal of Muslim Women in the Media Read More »
…two of KARAMAH’s most important focus areas. KARAMAH educates with the best scholars and experts from our Jurist and Leader Network. This is especially important when discussing issues wrought with…
…be in the best position to use the information as future advocates. With this in mind KARAMAH’s Executive Director, Aisha Rahman, visited the University of Richmond’s School of Law this…
…when facing issues within their marriage, relationships, community, work, and education. Yet that then puts an inordinate amount of pressure on religious leaders to provide the best resolution for the…
First Ever Mediation Event Succesful Read More »
…anchors its separation of church and state jurisprudence in elaborate balancing tests. To best serve our clients, lawyers must balance the secular, legal remedies with our clients’ religious requirements. Download…
Chipping Away at Divorce Quagmire For Muslim and Jewish Women Read More »
…January 23rd, it became clear that long years of harassment and passive aggressive behavior towards him have taken their toll on Imam Qazwini. Having dedicated the best years of his…
A Message from the Founder on Michigan Events Read More »
…the “maslaha” or best interest of the community, an argument used sometimes to support the misguided demand for unconditional satr. It is in the maslaha of the community to correct…
What Do We Have to Hide? The Islamic Principle of “Satr” and Cultural Bias Read More »
…to the absence of evidence supporting Appellant’s claims against the Mother. The court also stated that the Family Court properly considered witness testimony and the best interests of the child….
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