Sajda Khan
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Sajda Khan has a BA Hons in Humanities & Social Sciences and an MA in Islamic Theology. Currently, she is researching for a PhD on Islam in Contemporary Society. She is also a qualified teacher and a member of the senior leadership team in a secondary school. In addition, she is working towards completing a book on Muslim women. She has written a novel for teenagers and a number of readers for children that are currently under publication.

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Muslim Women Complicit in their Repression?

(0) Comments | Posted 23 May 2013 | (10:55)

When I was a first year undergraduate student, my psychology lecturer told me that Muslim women were complicit in their own repression and did not know what it was like to be liberated. As a student of humanities and social sciences I gauged that his views were conspicuously grounded in...

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Ramadan - A Time for Reflection

(9) Comments | Posted 30 July 2012 | (12:07)

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar which is based on the lunar system. Muslims fast for 29/30 days by abstaining from food, drink, nourishment and sexual relations from dawn to sunset. Fasting is the fourth pillar of Islam and it is an obligation upon all Muslims, who...

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Why the Need for Spirituality?

(9) Comments | Posted 30 July 2012 | (12:00)

Spirituality means different things to different people. Although spirituality is often associated with religious life, many believe it can be developed outside of religion where it focuses on: humanistic ideas, qualities such as love, compassion, patience, tolerance, forgiveness, contentment, responsibility, harmony, and a concern for others, without necessarily accepting belief...

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Muslim Women - Salient Emblems of Islam

(43) Comments | Posted 2 July 2012 | (09:16)

If the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad (peace be upon him) were to return to earth today, what would he think of how his teachings regarding Muslim women have been distorted over the centuries? In some parts of the world Islam's treatment of Muslim women is perceived as anathema. Subsequently, Muslim...

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