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Global Systems of Oppression WheelIn these challenging days Peaceful Families Project recognizes that oppression and its methodologies are not limited to family based violence but instead are a mirror of global and community practices. As Muslims our role as those who oppose oppression is clear.
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Community Oppression WheelUnveiling the layers of systemic oppression within our community through the Community Oppression Wheel.
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Honoring Survivors’ Spiritual Needs: Supporting Jewish, Catholic, and Muslim Survivors of Domestic Violence Webinar
Hosted by National Resource Center on Domestic Violence Saman Quraeshi of Peaceful Families Project participated in this webinar that helped advocates adopt a faith-sensitive lens and offered best practices for supporting families who are guided by their faith. Participants learned how faith can be a resource or a barrier to hope, help, and healing; gain insight into faith-specific understandings; to be aware of best practices and resources for engaging faith leaders as allies; and explore strategies for working with faith leaders in their communities. |
Domestic Violence Khutbah Talking Points
Produced by Peaceful Families Project Talking points for Imams, Chaplains, & community leaders to give their Friday Sermons discussing this topic. We are looking to put together samples of Khutbahs on this topic, please submit yours if interested! |
Expert Reflection And Discussion Guide for A Live Town Hall: The Rise of Intimate Partner and Family Violence During the COVID-19 Crisis: How can chaplains & faith leaders respond? featuring PFP's Imam Magid as one of the panelists
hosted by Healing the Healers By Hasnaa Mokhtar 
Islamic Marriage Contracts: A Resource Guide for Legal Professionals, Advocates, Imams & Communities
Written by Maha Alkhateeb Peaceful Families Project, Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence, and Battered Women’s Justice Project, 2012. This guide was developed as a resource for legal professionals and advocates working with Muslims, and for Muslim leaders and community members. This resource is meant to provide and clarify information about Islam and gender equality in marriage and divorce, to direct readers to the best practices that safeguard women’s rights and interests, to promote wellbeing and balance for all parties, and to nurture communities. 
If You or Someone in Your Community Is Experiencing Abuse At Home, There Is Help. By the Peaceful Families Project, 2006.
This detailed brochure includes an overview of domestic violence, Islam’s stance against abuse, and tips for victims. Friends, community members, imams, and community leaders are provided with guidelines to help identify abusive situations and offer appropriate support to victims. A resource section highlights Muslim domestic violence organizations, legal support, and national resources. |
Domestic Violence Fact Sheet for Service Providers
By Hasnaa Mokhtar 
Change From Within: Diverse Perspectives on Domestic Violence in Muslim Communities
Edited by Maha B. Alkhateeb and Salma Elkadi Abugideiri Price: $20 View: Excerpts – English View: Excerpts – Arabic This book is one of the first edited volumes to focus on domestic violence in Muslim families. Bringing the experiences of diverse domestic violence advocates to the table, voices in this text include religious leaders, service providers, and researchers from multiple disciplines. 
DVD – Garments for One Another: Ending Domestic Violence in Muslim Families (an educational & training program), Co-Produced By FaithTrust Institute and Peaceful Families Project, 2007.
Video Sample of DVD | Price: $86 An important resource for mosques, religious leaders, social workers, community groups and shelter staff who offer help to Muslim women currently experiencing violence in their homes. This complete package offers solutions to prevent future violence within the context of the Islamic faith. Includes interviews with survivors, religious leaders, and community advocates. 
A Commentary on Religion and Domestic Violence
By Rev. Dr. Marie M. Fortune with Salma Abugideiri and Rabbi Mark Dratch The document offers recommendations on how religious leaders might be able to collaborate with secular counselors in providing support for victims. It discusses suffering, confession, forgiveness, marriage, and parenting from Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and shared faith perspectives. The commentary is a publication of the FaithTrust Institute. |
How Can Domestic Violence Advocates Better Serve Muslim Women in Shelter
By Saman Quraeshi "As domestic violence shelters build capacity to serve diverse populations and strive to become culturally competent, it is important for advocates to understand how they can have a direct impact on the outcome of the survivor’s path." |
A Perspective on Domestic Violence in the Muslim Community
By Salma Elkadi Abugideiri Prophet Muhammad was known to have never hit women, nor to have treated them harshly or with disrespect, and he strongly discouraged others from doing so. This piece looks at the trends of domestic violence in the Muslim community and within the Islamic faith. |