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DESCRIPTION:The American theologian-activist amina wadud is the subject of The Lady 
 Imam, a\nbiography tracing the life and thought of this Maryland-born 
 progressive icon. It traces her\nextraordinary life, from her childhood as 
 an impoverished Methodist preacher’s daughter,\nthrough to her decades as 
 a single mother of five, writing ground-breaking interpretations\nof 
 Islamic texts and spearheading civil rights movements on four continents. 
 In 2005, she\nstrode to the front of a Muslim congregation gathered at 
 Manhattan’s Cathedral of St. John\nthe Divine. With a sermon and a 
 prayer, she broke with 1400 years of Islamic tradition by\nclaiming her 
 right to act as the spiritual leader of men as well as women.\n\nWadud's 
 biographer, Carla Power, a two-time Pulitzer finalist, will speak on 
 wadud's life.\nShe was a Newsweek foreign correspondent in the 1990s and 
 naughts. Her first book, If the\nOceans Were Ink, an account of studying 
 the Qur'an with a traditional Islamic scholar, was\nshort-listed for the 
 National Book Award as well as the Pulitzer. Her second book, Home,\nLand, 
 Security looked at why people get drawn into extremist groups--and why they 
 leave.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2026/10/30/18889861.php
SUMMARY:The Lady Imam: How a Maryland-Born Single Mother of Five Changed the Islamic World
LOCATION:1187 Franklin Street, San Francisco, 94109\nor via 
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URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2026/10/30/18889861.php
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