Mohja Kahf, Author at Christian Feminism Today

Home Authors Posts by Mohja Kahf

1 POSTS 0 COMMENTS

Mohja Kahf is the author of The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf, E-Mails from Scheherazad, Hagar Poems, and Western Representations of the Muslim Woman. She is a professor at the University of Arkansas, and since 2011 has been a member of the Syrian Nonviolence Movement. Photograph by Wendi LaFey. www.wendilafey.com.

“Eve’s Summons” and “Maryam’s Labor”

Untold Volumes Poetry

Latest Posts on CFT

Link of the Day Blog

Mary E. Hunt’s Suggestions for the Synod of Bishops

Editors

Dr. Mary E. Hunt, a feminist Catholic theologian, has five suggestions for Pope Francis to make the upcoming Synod of Bishops mean something.

Beautiful Landscape from Croatia, with a stone statue of a woman in the foreground.

Damaris of Athens

Untold Volumes Poetry

Detail from Sensuous Spirituality Book Cover

Sensuous Spirituality: Out from Fundamentalism

Book Reviews

2024 Christian Feminism Today Gathering

Conferences and Gatherings

A colorful abstract graphic suggesting waves and splashing water.

Buoyancy and Splash

Untold Volumes Poetry

CFT publishes original content. Our writer's guidelines are here. Unauthorized duplication or reproduction of the material on this website, without express written permission, is prohibited. Please contact the website administrator with questions.

With a history dating from 1973, we are an international organization of women and men who believe that the Bible supports the equality of the sexes. We are Christian feminists. We are inclusive. We welcome you.

Editor's Picks

No Longer Trapped: Insights on Spiritual Abuse Recovery

Articles

Calling God “She” — It’s Just Another Pronoun!

Where She Is Blog

How to Help a Victim of Domestic Violence

Articles

From Kingdom to Kin-dom—and Beyond

Articles

When Evangelicals Were Open to Differing Views on Abortion

FemFaith Blog

Featured Post

Articles

Virginia Ramey Mollenkott, My Coauthor, My Friend: A Special Remembrance

Letha Dawson Scanzoni

"I remember feeling so thrilled to have such an intellectual friend whose memory could always pull up just the right quote at the right time. And once again I felt the same awe and admiration I had felt when I first began reading her books years before. "