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“The Forgotten Clause in the Nikahnama”

Munaeem Jamal

Why do most brides in Pakistan never read their marriage contract? Here’s what I noticed. At almost every Pakistani wedding I’ve attended, there’s this moment during the nikah ceremony. The bride’s side falls strangely silent during this moment. A male … Continue reading “The Forgotten Clause in the Nikahnama”

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The Hijab, the Law, and the Lie of Neutrality: What Quebec’s Bill 21 Is Really Saying

Munaeem Jamal

So here’s the scene: it’s 2024, and a Muslim woman in Quebec wants to become a teacher. She’s qualified, passionate, ready to walk into a classroom. But she wears a hijab. So—boom—door slammed shut. Not because she can’t teach. Not … Continue reading The Hijab, the Law, and the Lie of Neutrality: What Quebec’s Bill 21 Is Really Saying