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Asma Lamrabet Explains How to Be Muslim and Feminist
Rabat – “Believer and Feminist: A New Perspective on Religion;” this is how Asma Lamrabet, a Moroccan author known for her feminist writings chose to title her new book.By Chaima Lahsini - January 27, 2017
Nouvelle publication de Asma Lamrabet: Croyantes et féministes : Un autre...
Titre: Croyantes et féministes : Un autre regard sur les religions Auteur: Asma Lamrabet Editions: La Croisée des Chemins Collection: Essai
Entrevue : Au Maroc: Asma Lamrabet, féministe et musulmane
Faire une lecture dépolitisée de l'islam pour permettre aux femmes musulmanes de s'émanciper. C'est le combat que mène Asma Lamrabet, chercheuse et écrivaine marocaine qui dirige à Rabat le Centre des études féminines en islam.
Is “stoning” the punishment for adultery in Islam?
In Islam, like in other monotheistic traditions and in compliance with all universal norms of morality, adultery is condemned. The Qur’an firmly forbids adultery in this verse: "Those who commit adultery, men or women, give each of them a hundred lashes"...
Do Muslim women have the right to contract their own marriage in the absence...
We can strongly affirm that the concept of the Wali or guardianship does not emanate from scriptural texts. It is a pure product of Islamic jurisprudence or Fiqh which means a human construction. Therefore, it is a juristic concept which originally symbolizes a familial moral...
Le monde festival : Islam et femmes entre fantasies et realities
Faut-il se focaliser sur la forme ou sur le fond ? Les quatre femmes qui ont participé, samedi 17 septembre, à la table ronde sur l’islam et les femmes, organisée à l’Opéra-Bastille dans le cadre du Monde Festival, ont un objectif commun : parvenir à ce que, dans...
Interview : ASMA LAMRABET ON ISLAMIC LIBERATION THEOLOGY
Asma Lamrabet is a liberation theologist from Morocco. She is lecturing at the Granada Summer School on Islamic Liberation Theology. DIN asked her about her background.
BOOK REVIEW: Muslim women caught between conservatism and liberalism?
During my undergraduate days at university, I remember attending many talks and lectures on the topic of ‘Women and Islam’ delivered by prominent Muslim scholars – from home and abroad – and more often than not the speaker would be a male rather than a female scholar...
À propos de l'auteur
ASMA LAMRABET
Native de Rabat (Maroc), Asma Lamrabet, exerce actuellement en tant que médecin biologiste à l’Hôpital Avicennes de Rabat. Elle a exercé durant plusieurs années (de 1995 à 2003) comme médecin bénévole dans des hôpitaux publics d'Espagne et d’Amérique latine, notamment à Santiago du Chili et à Mexico.