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Moyra Dale discusses the increasing involvement of women in Islamic education and leadership roles, driven by growing access to education and religious resources. Dale also highlights the story of Hoda El Habash as an example of this trend.

Moyra Dale explores the significant women in Muhammad's life, particularly his wives, and details his marriages, including Khadija and other wives such as Aisha and Hafsa. Dale also references specific incidents involving some of his wives and their implications in the Quran.

Moyra Dales discusses the role of hadith in shaping the lives of Muslim women, highlighting both positive and negative traditions, the process of authenticating hadith, and Muslim women's efforts to challenge and critique certain traditions.

Moyra Dale offers a brief lecture on the various approaches of Muslim women in the Qur'an.

This is the final installment of the three part series by Cash Godbold. In this session, Cash Godbold reminds us to trust the work of the Holy Spirit as we minister to Muslims and to continually pray for them as they seek Jesus. 

Cash Godbold shares practical tips on how to share the Bible with Muslims. This is part 2 in a 3 part series.

Introduction: 

This is the final installment of the three part series by Cash Godbold. In this session, Cash Godbold reminds us to trust the work of the Holy Spirit as we minister to Muslims and to continually pray for them as they seek Jesus.

Vivienne Stacey discusses women’s rights in Islam. This topic is continually debated as Muslims wrestle with reforming Islam to be more compatible with the twenty-first century. She discusses how Islamic law is developed as well as reformed. This process has significant implications for Muslim women’s rights and the ongoing process of reforming Islam.

Vivienne Stacey discusses women's rights in Islam. This topic is continually debated as Muslims wrestle with reforming Islam to be more compatible with the twenty-first century. She discusses how Islamic law is developed as well as reformed. This process has significant implications for Muslim women. 

These lectures were given at Columbia International University in partnership with the Zwemer Center for Muslim Studies. The Zwemer Center was founded in 1979 and exists to offer comprehensive courses on Islam, facilitate research, foster dialogues, offer seminars, conduct training, and provide resources for effective witness and ministry among Muslims. We also have a course study guide for these lectures that you might find helpful.

Vivienne Stacey discusses the concept of human rights according to Islam, including apostasy laws and the infamous blasphemy laws of Pakistan. 

These lectures were given at Columbia International University in partnership with the Zwemer Center for Muslim Studies. The Zwemer Center was founded in 1979 and exists to offer comprehensive courses on Islam, facilitate research, foster dialogues, offer seminars, conduct training, and provide resources for effective witness and ministry among Muslims. We also have a course study guide for these lectures that you might find helpful.