Part 2/2: "Grief, Loss and Divorce + Interracial Marriage" Khutbah by Sarah Nadeem (4/22/16)

Due to popular demand, The Women's Mosque of America held a second jumma'a to cover the topic of Grief, Loss, and Divorce on April 22nd, 2016. Khateebah Sarah Nadeem returns to give a second khutbah on the topic (khutbah #16), and she shares insights from her own divorce and loss of family members to guide the congregation in the best way to keep ones faith during times of difficulty.

Bio:
Born and raised in London where she practiced law, Sarah Nadeem moved to California with her daughter in 2012. Soon after, Sarah’s maternal aunt passed away, which instigated a deep shift in her attitude towards Islam and ultimately brought her deeper in her faith. She now occasionally composes and sings songs in praise of Allah, as well as recites and studies the Qur’an. She also supports and attends the New Muslims Group in Southern California. From 2012 to 2014, she worked with United Central Bank. In 2015, she worked at Helping Hand, a subsidiary of ICNA, where she raised funds for orphans and cleaning water. She recently passed the California Bar Exam and now practices as an Attorney in Wills & Trust, Immigration, Employment, and Real Estate.