Hind Makki: Inclusion and Dignity in the Mosque

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Hind Makki: Inclusion and Dignity in the Mosque

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55 minutes

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Mar 8, 2022

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The Founder of Side Entrance, a website documenting women's spaces in mosques, explains why she believes they should continue to be at the heart of Muslim community life, and why a paradigm of inclusion will elevate not only women's experiences, but men's too.

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Mar 8, 2022

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Titles in the series (17)

Ingrid Mattson and Mihad Fahmy interview imams, chaplains, therapists, and other experts about how to prevent and respond to violations of trust and spiritual abuse in Muslim spaces. Hurma is an Islamic term meaning the sacred inviolability of persons.

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Hind Makki: Inclusion and Dignity in the Mosque

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