Q5: On Patriarchy and Women in Islam, Khaled Abou El Fadl Q&A with LAMLA 11.18.2017 

I just read his book "Speaking in God's Name". A very intellectual, fair, and refreshing approach to this topic. He has thoroughly done his research. I would have loved to be part of an 8 hour halaqa on women jurists of the 14th century!! That is truly amazing! Works like that are so difficult to find anywhere. Imagine, a Muslim woman jurist in the 1300s whose husband helped her preserve her knowledge for posterity by being her *note-taker*- that was how they were a team, and he was not a famous scholar who produced any of his own works either. She's not in his shadow, it's all her. That is absolutely incredible.

Absolutely 💯! My wife is several years older and Alhamdolilah it has taught me so much in terms of humility and respect. She has been a strong backbone when I had to deal with hardship and difficulties.

This is Amazing mA! May Allah preserve and disseminate Dr. Khaled Abou el Fadl’s knowledge. More than ever, we are need of voices like his, that are true allies of Muslim women. Never have I listened or read a piece of Dr. KAF regarding the affairs of Muslim women that I’m not left with peace and confirmation that Islam Is Just. Much love to all of you at the Usuli Institute.

Wow! You had a Spanish interpreter?! What happened to her? Sisters in Hermosillo are desperately in need of this knowledge and enlightened leadership. How can we bring back and institutionalize Spanish interpretation translation throughout Usuli? How can I help? As you’ve said in other videos, your interpretations are one-of-a-kind, but do you have any recommendations for scholars or organizations that are aligned in the Spanish-speaking world?

What is a good source for studying the theology of Rabiah Al Adawiyah?

Iirc, the market inspector/regulator during Second Caliph was a Woman.

Sorry for the sound

What is the name of the Muslim scholar who husband was note taker?

This is pure kufr!