Women's centers in Germany that cater to Muslims provide counseling for domestic and religious issues that providers say sidestep thorny issues of identity that rise with secular services. Fourth in a series on women and Islam. Full Story »
Posted by Leo Romero
Interesting story on Louise Becker's Islamic Women's Center for Research and Encouragement, a Muslim theology center run by women in Germany -- which combines religious theory with a help hotline and counseling center. This report provides plenty of factual evidence and is well sourced, though it generally seems to favor this initiative -- understandably, in my view, because this unique approach seems quite effective in helping Muslim women cope with serious issues such as re-examining their faith or sexual orientation, or addressing domestic violence, without fear of reprisal.
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