On Saturday, November 14, 2015, altMuslimah (“altM”) and the Princeton Muslim Life Program co-hosted the symposium, Muslim Masculinity in an Age of Feminism. altM is dedicated to broadening the impact of the conversation. The Twitter highlights are recapped here. Below is part two of the video recording and transcript of the…
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On Saturday, November 14, 2015, altMuslimah (“altM”) and the Princeton Muslim Life Program co-hosted the symposium, Muslim Masculinity in an Age of Feminism. altM is dedicated to broadening the impact of the conversation. The Twitter highlights are recapped here. Below is part one of the video recording and transcript of…
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On Saturday, November 14, 2015, altMuslimah (“altM”) and the Princeton Muslim Life Program co-hosted the symposium, Muslim Masculinity in an Age of Feminism. This community event was held at Princeton University and was available via live broadcast on Periscope @altMuslimah. Videos of the symposium are available to view on the PrincetonMLP Vimeo….
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FIU Law Review Symposium Third Session: Freedom of Religion and Expression Professor Frank S. Ravitch, Michigan State University College of Law Professor Robert A. Katz, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law Asma T. Uddin, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Professor SpearIt, Thurgood Marshall School of Law…
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Many Muslim women have been actively raising the issue of #AllMalePanels at Muslim events, as witnessed by the recent Twitter conversation #NextTimeRememberHer. Responding to this dilemma of all-male, or otherwise male-dominated, panels, Muslim women have created a pledge that they urge Muslim men to sign. The pledge asks the signatory…
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From the University of Miami News Archives: Before University of Miami College of Arts & Sciences alumna Asma Uddin, ’02, began her speech addressing the complex topic of religious freedom, Dr. David Kling, Professor and Chair of the University of Miami College of Arts & Sciences’ Department of Religious Studies,…
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altM’s Assistant Editor, the fabulous Margari Hill, will be speaking on the following panels at ISNA 2015. Make sure to catch at least one of these! Muslim Americans and the New Jim Crow This panel will explore why 21st century policing and the criminal justice system matter for Muslims….
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Editor-in-Chief, Asma Uddin, will be speaking at the following universities this October: October 21, 2015 Why religious liberty is important Symposium on Religion & Public Life University of Miami October 23, 2015 Freedom of Religion/Freedom of Expression: A Comparative Analysis of French and International Law post-Charlie Hebdo Florida International University Law…
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This year at ISNA’s 52nd Annual Convention, which takes place on September 4-7, 2015 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL. The conference theme this year is Stories of Resilience: Strengthening the American Muslim Narrative. Sabina’s panel is on the Transformative Power of Muslim Social Web. This panel…
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Asma Uddin to speak at Georgetown University Asma Uddin will speak on the topic “Islam & Gay Marriage in America” on September 9, 3:30-5:30 pm at Georgetown University’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies boardroom. Asma is also the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of altmuslimah.com, a web magazine dedicated to issues on gender and Islam….
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