Muslim Women's Egalitarian Participation
The Absence of Muslim Women in Shaping and Developing Islamic Thoughts (Video)
Dr. Nimat Hafez Barazangi was invited to deliver the key lecture in the Near East School of Theology’s Christian/Muslim Thought Forum, “Dialogue of Truth for Life Together” (Beirut, Lebanon, March 3, 2009). She was introduced by NEST President, Dr. Mary Mikhael. The Executive Director of Higher Religious Legislators House (Dar Al-Iftaa) of Lebanon, Dr. Muhammad Al Naqri, responded and dialoged with her and the audiences. The title of her lecture was: “The Absence of Muslim Women in Shaping and Developing Islamic Thoughts.” The lecture, the response, and the dialogue were carried on in the Arabic language.
Dr. Nimat Hafez Barazangi was invited to deliver the key lecture in the Near East School of Theology’s Christian/Muslim Thought Forum, “Dialogue of Truth for Life Together” (Beirut, Lebanon, March 3, 2009). She was introduced by NEST President, Dr. Mary Mikhael. The Executive Director of Higher Religious Legislators House (Dar Al-Iftaa) of Lebanon, Dr. Muhammad Al Naqri, responded and dialoged with her and the audiences. The title of her lecture was: “The Absence of Muslim Women in Shaping and Developing Islamic Thoughts.” The lecture, the response, and the dialogue were carried on in the Arabic language.
Muslim Women in North America (Audio)
Barazangi discusses the challenges facing American Muslim women in search of identity. Her lecture was part of the Series on "National Conversions and Social Diversions," Organized by the Western Societies Program at Cornell University in 1991.
Barazangi discusses the challenges facing American Muslim women in search of identity. Her lecture was part of the Series on "National Conversions and Social Diversions," Organized by the Western Societies Program at Cornell University in 1991.
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