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Rabab Razik, a University of Houston graduate, began her career as an architect. However, over the past 31 years, she has devoted her life to the study and teaching of Islamic Studies. She holds an Islamic Studies degree from Islamic American University, a Master's in Islamic Studies from American Open University, and earned her PhD in Islamic Law from American University for Human Sciences. She has a deep-rooted interest in women's rights and studies under Islamic law, comparative fiqh, general Islamic law and Islamic history. The author is commonly known by her married name, Rabab Gomaa. Rabab has served as a member of various institutions. At Northwest Suburban College, she has taught Arabic, Qur'anic Arabic, and Religion in Architecture. She is also affiliated with the Arab Academy for Shari'a Sciences in Beirut, Lebanon, where she specializes in Comparative Fiqh. She taught Principles of the Islamic Faith at American Open University and taught Comparative Fiqh at the Islamic Society of Northwest Suburbs in Rolling Meadows, IL. Rabab is actively engaged in teaching at various times of the year in community centers, mosques, and organizations, including the Islamic Foundation in Villa Park and Al-Huda Academy in Schaumburg, IL. Her commitment extends to both Muslim and non-Muslim communities, where she serves as a guest speaker at venues like Little Home Church in West Chicago. Her dedication to teaching and her ability to make learning an enjoyable experience for her students define her teaching philosophy
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