How are Islamic teachings made accessible for Deaf Muslims. Valerie Shirley interview
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Title
How are Islamic teachings made accessible for Deaf Muslims. Valerie Shirley interview
Subject
Masjid An-Nur, Islam
Description
Masjid An-Nur is the first masjid in Minnesota to have sign language and interpreted sermons.
Creator
Shantrice King
Source
N/A
Publisher
Religion Department (Carleton College)
Date
6/5/2012
Format
Sound
Type
.mp3
Identifier
MAN_DeafMuslims.mp3
Coverage
Minneapolis, MN
Sound Item Type Metadata
Duration
0:51
Transcription
My son is deaf with additional disabilities. I do know a number of deaf Muslims cause I work with a small non-profit organization called Global Deaf Muslim. So, I’m connected with a lot of deaf Muslims in the community through my son, this just kind of opened up a whole new world for me that I didn’t even know existed. And basically, they follow what they see. And as they get older and more mature and understand, you know, someone who can communicate with them fluently can explain to them why. But, basically they follow what they see. It’s just taught visually. Deaf people learn everything visually, through pictures, through modelling, through of course, sign language. Masjid An-Nur is the first masjid in Minnesota to have sign language and interpreted sermons.
Collection
Citation
Shantrice King, “How are Islamic teachings made accessible for Deaf Muslims. Valerie Shirley interview,” Religions in Minnesota, accessed April 23, 2024, https://religionsmn.carleton.edu/items/show/2171.
