Dalal Hassoun's guest appearances

Dalal Hassoun

The Women's Mosque of America

Nurjahan Boulden

Julia Meltzer

Hosai Mojaddidi

Susan Butler

Laila Alawa

Ani Zonneveld

Aziza Hasan

Nana Asma

Sahar Pirzada

Altaf Saadi

Zahra Billoo

Debbie Almontaser

Desiree F. Magsombol

Gail Kennard

Hajjah Abrafi S. Sanyika

OwlTail

Tasneem Noor

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imams -- Khateebah Tasneem Noor leads the congregation through The Peace Process - a simple but powerful exercise to help us feel our feelings fully before releasing them in a healthy way. Sr. Dalal Hassoun also shares her wisdom with the congregation through an insightful discussion after prayer (live-translated by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah).

Q&amp;A Discussion Circle w/the Imams -- Khateebah Tasneem Noor leads the congregation through The Peace Process - a simple but powerful exercise to help us feel our feelings fully before releasing them in a healthy way. Sr. Dalal Hassoun also shares her wisdom with the congregation through an insightful discussion after prayer (live-translated by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah).

Q&A w/Sr. Dalal Hassoun & Tasneem Noor (3/31/17)

Q&amp;A w/Sr. Dalal Hassoun &amp; Tasneem Noor

Sister Dalal Hassoun, the unforgettable trivia winner from our first Iftar &amp; Qiyam, delivers her pre-khutbah bayan in Arabic on March 31st, 2017, with a live-translation in English by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah. This was the first time The Women's Mosque of America had a non-English speaker talk to the congregation, and it was a beautiful excample of the hidden gems that are all around us in our communities, sometimes with only a mere language barrier preventing us from gaining profound spiritual wisdom and insights. Sr. Dalal's bayan was on the topic of mothers in the Qur'an, as well as the impactful role that women play throughout each of the prophetic stories in the Holy Qur'an.   Bio:  Sister Dalal Hassoun was born and raised in Syria where she lived with her parents and four siblings. Her brother provided her with a solid foundation in Islam and always encouraged her to read, learn, and question everything in order to have a better understanding. The book became her friend and she tried to read as many books as she could to increase her knowledge. She took part in leading the first women-led Islamic halaqas (spiritual study circles) in Syria when she moved to Damascus in 1967, and she continued to attend women’s halaqas to increase her Islamic knowledge. She got married when she was 17 years old and had six children whom she raised to have the same passion for knowledge and to pursue higher education. Even though circumstances prevented her from higher education, she continued to pursue knowledge and educated herself in Islamic studies and continued to be a leader in her community. In addition to education, Sister Dalal is also very passionate about helping those in need, and she has led efforts to do so in her community for more than 35 years. She is a student of the nonviolent activist Jawdat Said, and she always spreads his message. Sister Dalal moved to America in 2011 after she participated in one of the first silent women’s protests in Syria and had to leave the country for her safety. Since then, she has continued to spread her knowledge and ideas on Facebook. She has posted many opinion pieces such as book summaries and reflections on different topics to help educate others. Sister Dalal continues to advise and help the younger generation through her social media, and her dream is to see peace all over the world.

Sister Dalal Hassoun, the unforgettable trivia winner from our first Iftar &amp; Qiyam, delivers her pre-khutbah bayan in Arabic on March 31st, 2017, with a live-translation in English by her daughter and past khateebah Dr. Hadia Al Abdullah. This was the first time The Women's Mosque of America had a non-English speaker talk to the congregation, and it was a beautiful excample of the hidden gems that are all around us in our communities, sometimes with only a mere language barrier preventing us from gaining profound spiritual wisdom and insights. Sr. Dalal's bayan was on the topic of mothers in the Qur'an, as well as the impactful role that women play throughout each of the prophetic stories in the Holy Qur'an. Bio: Sister Dalal Hassoun was born and raised in Syria where she lived with her parents and four siblings. Her brother provided her with a solid foundation in Islam and always encouraged her to read, learn, and question everything in order to have a better understanding. The book became her friend and she tried to read as many books as she could to increase her knowledge. She took part in leading the first women-led Islamic halaqas (spiritual study circles) in Syria when she moved to Damascus in 1967, and she continued to attend women’s halaqas to increase her Islamic knowledge. She got married when she was 17 years old and had six children whom she raised to have the same passion for knowledge and to pursue higher education. Even though circumstances prevented her from higher education, she continued to pursue knowledge and educated herself in Islamic studies and continued to be a leader in her community. In addition to education, Sister Dalal is also very passionate about helping those in need, and she has led efforts to do so in her community for more than 35 years. She is a student of the nonviolent activist Jawdat Said, and she always spreads his message. Sister Dalal moved to America in 2011 after she participated in one of the first silent women’s protests in Syria and had to leave the country for her safety. Since then, she has continued to spread her knowledge and ideas on Facebook. She has posted many opinion pieces such as book summaries and reflections on different topics to help educate others. Sister Dalal continues to advise and help the younger generation through her social media, and her dream is to see peace all over the world.

"The Mother and the Status of Women in the Qur'an" Pre-Khutbah Bayan by Sr. Dalal Hassoun (3/31/17)