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Baha'i
I was surprised and pleased that a Baha'i was one of the first females to graduate from Al-Azhar University! Read more about her:
A movement towards a more peaceful society requires a reevaluation of the role of religion, Dr. El-Hady further explained. While religion has been distorted and used for harmful ends, she emphasized its power to change patterns of thought and action, establish a sense of a common human identity, and promote a moral character and world-embracing vision.
Dr. Sawsan El-Hady gives a presentation about the contribution of women in establishing peace on 9 December 2015 at the Bahrain Society for Sociologists.
Dr. El-Hady, a Baha'i, is one of the first female graduates of Al-Azhar University in Cairo,
Bahrain lectures address peace - Bahá'í World News Service
A movement towards a more peaceful society requires a reevaluation of the role of religion, Dr. El-Hady further explained. While religion has been distorted and used for harmful ends, she emphasized its power to change patterns of thought and action, establish a sense of a common human identity, and promote a moral character and world-embracing vision.
Dr. Sawsan El-Hady gives a presentation about the contribution of women in establishing peace on 9 December 2015 at the Bahrain Society for Sociologists.
Dr. El-Hady, a Baha'i, is one of the first female graduates of Al-Azhar University in Cairo,
Bahrain lectures address peace - Bahá'í World News Service