…King Mohammed VI has taken an active role in fighting religious extremism and promoting a moderate and tolerant Islam both in Morocco and abroad. In March of 2015, he inaugurated…
…Morocco. Dr. al-Hibri’s lecture was titled “Arrogance and Its Modern Manifestations.” Al-Dourous Al- Hassaniyah is a Ramadan tradition that started in 1963 by the late King Hassan II of Morocco,…
…invited to address the King of Morocco during his annual dars Hassani, a lesson given each night in Ramadan to the royal court. Dr. al-Hibri was the first American Muslim…
KARAMAH Founder, Dr. Azizah al-Hibri, Delivers Ramadan Dars in Morocco Read More »
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Dr. Azizah al-Hibri Delivers a Dars Hassani in Morocco this Ramadan! Read More »
The court, in favor of the Wife, held that a nikah nama with no provision for the wife, disclosure of the husband’s assets, nor independent counsel was not an enforceable…
…ordered in US courts, especially if both parties agree to these issues in a mediation setting. Ms. Rahman also briefly discussed conflict resolution in Muslim majority countries, such as Morocco…
KARAMAH at ABA’s International Family Mediator Training Read More »
…by Dr. Azizah al-Hibri, chair and founder of KARAMAH , a question was asked about how the 2004 revisions inMorocco’s personal status code were achieved. Dr. al-Hibri discussed that Karamah…
The White House Invites KARAMAH to Moderate a Panel on Communities of Muslim Women Read More »
…years at Richmond, Caitlin studied abroad this past fall in Rabat, Morocco with a program that focused on journalism and media. Her experience in Morocco led her to become more…
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…monotheistic faith founded over 500 years ago. Today, there are nearly 27 million followers worldwide. The Gurdwara (temple) in Oak Creek has more than 350 congregants and has been a…
KARAMAH Extends Our Condolences to the Sikh Community Read More »
Saturday, Dec. 10, KARAMAH hosted an art exhibit and lecture by architect Maryam Eskandari. Ms. Eskandari is a graduate of the Harvard-MIT Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture. Her work…
Sacred Space? Women’s Places and Spaces in Contemporary American Mosques Read More »
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