…lives of individuals and the greater Muslim community. Detriments range from students feeling isolated on college campuses, to avoidance of religious spaces for fear of being labeled overtly “Muslim.” “This…
Reading a written statement by Dr. Azizah al-Hibri, KARAMAH’s Executive Director Ms. Aisha Rahman praised Masjid Muhammad’s legacy of leadership in the American Muslim community at the Masjid’s 75th anniversary…
…spread the idea that U.S. courts were ruling on Islamic law. This misinformation is what led to the anti-Shari’ah legislation movement around the U.S. In this New Jersey case, justice…
We are proud to announce that KARAMAH-EU opened its doors this month in Brussels. To an audience of nearly 100 international leaders, Mariam H’madoun, member of the KARAMAH-EU steering committee,…
KARAMAH is pleased to announce the opening of KARAMAH EU in Belgium! Read More »
Advocating for the religious freedom and human rights of all is a core aspect of KARAMAH’s work. Addressing post-9/11 prejudice and bullying of Muslim students in schools and universities specifically,…
…victims of sexual violence, sharing reports that many survivors simply “wanted to get on with their lives.” Overall security, namely food and shelter, commonly trumped complaints about sexual abuse. Professor…
Continuing advocacy against violence, KARAMAH gives two presentations at the UN CSW Read More »
…law faculty, including the Dean of Students, Okianer Dark, and students engaged in lively dialogue where many shared personal stories of faith and spirituality as it pertains to public life….
KARAMAH’s expertise lies in providing quality education on both Islamic and U.S. civil law. This includes examining how different issues are addressed under each system. Gender and family law are…
When reflecting on American history, many fail to realize the extent to which African American Muslims shaped our nation. Islam has been a part of the fabric of America since…
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