…answers. Finally, Dr. Alwani explained that the generation of today is that of Taqleed, or blind imitation. Now that we have established schools of thought in Islam, all we do…
Dr. Zainab Alwani-Approaching the Qur’an Read More »
KARAMAH’s family law attorney, Julia Bizer, led our LLSP class in today’s lecture called “Effective Organizational Leadership.” Ms. Bizer laid out the foundational concepts of leadership and teamwork by distinguishing…
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…the development of religion would be succeeded by science. Today, in American academia and the public sphere, we are witnessing the study of world religions, interreligious dialogues, comparative religion studies…
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…Muslim women today, gives me hope that things will change.” Nadia will be attending George Washington University as a freshman in the fall. While she plans to attend law school…
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…into the enforceability of Islamic marriage contracts in American courts, and so I have called the talk I am going to give today a “sequel” to my earlier talk.” Download…
Marriage in Pakistan – Divorce in Maryland – A Sequel (2009) Read More »
…for an mutual understanding of rights to be shared among Muslim communities and couples today. She demonstrated her points by underscoring the experiences of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), “Prophet Mohammad…
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KARAMAH welcomes the Supreme Court of the United States’ announcement today that it granted certiorari in the case: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Abercrombie & Fitch Stores, Inc. The Equal Employment Opportunity…
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Today, KARAMAH celebrates the 20th anniversary of the landmark Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”). VAWA was and has been instrumental in instituting governmental authority to punish offenders of domestic violence….
20th Anniversary of Violence Against Women Act Shows Us Still Far to Go Read More »
By: Samena Premjee “Being a Muslim today is a constant struggle for many. Being asked to choose between being American and being Muslim is an insult and is not fair. The…
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…companions and followers until today.” KARAMAH has repeatedly argued in its articles and speeches that Islamic history and jurisprudence support Muslim women’s rights. We relied specifically on the example of…
Congratulations to Saudi Women! Read More »
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