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Khalilah Karim-Rushdan
Known For: Chaplain- Smith College
Country: United States
About
Al-Hajjah Khalilah Karim-Rushdan is the former Chaplain to Smith College and its Muslim student advisor. Ms. Karim-Rushdan divided her time at Smith between the Chapel and counseling center where she was a Psychotherapist. In 2006 she founded Alasto Women’s Collabortive which brought together both women of faith and secular women to identity common ground.
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