Women are the Future of Islam

Name: Women are the Future of Islam
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Author: Sherin Khankan
ISBN: 9781846045882

av Sherin Khankan

Häftad, Engelska, 2020-04-23

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'We will change things from within' Sherin Khankan is a pioneer, founding the first mosque for women in Europe and leading the way for a more progressive form of Islam. In this remarkable work, she shares her journey growing up between east and west to then becoming one of the first female imams in Europe. Addressing controversial issues such as radical Islamic groups, the right of Muslim women to divorce and the patriarchal structure of Islam, this is an eye-opening and empowering manifesto for change.

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Imaami Sherin Khankan ei pelkää. Hän luottaa järkeensä ja uskoonsa.Elokuussa 2016 Khankan avasi Mariam-moskeijan, Euroopan ensimmäisen vain naisille tarkoitetun moskeijan Kööpenhaminaan. Khankan haastaa vanhoillisen diskurssin ja toisaalta alati l...

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Sherin Khankan founded the first mosque for women in Europe and is one of the very few female imams in the world. Awarded an MA in the Sociology of Religion and Philosophy from the University of Copenhagen, she is a lecturer, published author, columnist, activist, and former television commentator on religion and society. In addition she is an expert in contemporary Islamic activism and Sufism in the Middle East. In August 2001 she founded the Association of Critical Muslims and, in 2014, the Exit Circle, Denmark's first self-help group against psychological abuse. In 2016 she founded the Mariam Mosque in Copenhagen, as well as Femimam, an international group of female and male scholars who advocate for the need for female imams. Also in 2016, she was chosen as one of the BBC's 100 Women, representing the world's most pioneering women. Sherin has a Syrian father and a Finnish mother. She spent a year in Damascus before the war, studying Islam. Today she lives in Copenhagen and is the mother of four children.