Remorse has almost become extinct these days. No one regrets anything they say or do because the false sense of confidence we are encouraged to have leads one to lack introspection and prevents one from correcting shortcomings. How do we balance being hopeful of Allah’s mercy, yet being conscious of the seriousness of our mistakes? Join us for our second-to-last webinar in the On Being a Muslim Woman series, as we explore the important trait of being remorseful.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Dr. Fareeha Khan
Dr. Fareeha Khan is a scholar of Islamic intellectual history, with a strong interest in how the classical Islamic disciplines of law and spirituality continue to provide meaning and ethical direction for Muslims in the modern age. She is founding member of the Sila Initiative, through which she writes and teaches with the aim of helping Muslims embrace the social teachings of Islam by rethinking modern individualism. She has published on topics related to women, family, Islamic Law and Sufism, with a particular focus on modern South Asia in her academic work. Dr. Fareeha holds an MA from the University of Chicago in Middle Eastern Studies and a PhD in Islamic Studies from the University of Michigan. She is an affiliated scholar at Willamette University (where she has also served as assistant professor) and served as Advisory Editor for the Oxford Encyclopedia of Islam and Law. Born and raised in Chicago, she now lives with her husband Ibrahim Mansoor in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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