Title: Didn't care for it!
Product review: I understand the need for Muslimahs in America to tell their personal stories and I respect that. However, I was very distrubed by many of the stories I read. I am left wondering, if people want to change Islam to suit their personal perspectives and desires then what will be left of this way of life? I realize people have different applications of Islam but how can one justify sex outside of marriage, marrying a non-Muslim man, or being gay?? The Quran is CLEAR in its position on these matters. How can some of these authors expect people to see it any different? I totally support women praying in the same hall as men (separated), serving on the masjid boards, and taking a stand against sexist norms that have been interpreted as "Islam". But a woman trying to be an imam? Praying in mixed gender rows? I think that's taking things too far...
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