Youcef Soufi
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Anver Emon
November 18, 2022
Anver Emon, Professor of Law and History at the UofT, sits down with Youcef Soufi for an indepth discussion on his latest book Jurisdictional Exceptionalism, co-written with Urfan Khaliq.
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Youcef Soufi
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Baljit Nagra
November 1, 2022
Baljit Nagra, Associate Professor at OttawaU's Department of Criminology, Muslims' discusses her book Securitized Citizens: Canadian Muslims Experiences of Race Relations and Identity Formation Post 9/11.
Youcef Soufi
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Sunera Thobani
June 28, 2022
Dr. Thobani recounts the historical constructions of Muslims and the West through an critical engagement with postcolonial theorists, race theory, feminism, and queer theory.
Mohannad Abusarah
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Suzanne Marchand
June 1, 2022
Professor Marchand discusses German Orientalism and their approaches, with a special focus on philology. In the discussion, Dr. Marchand explains the meaning of philology and the reason why German orientalists paid attention to it.
Dr. Khaled al-Qazzaz
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Sara Hamed
February 24, 2022
Professor Junaid Quadri reflects on throtical question related to the connection between thought and practice, continuity and rupture, and text and context.
Junaid Quadri
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Mohannad Abusarah
February 8, 2022
Professor Junaid Quadri reflects on theoretical question related to the connection between thought and practice, continuity and rupture, and text and context.
Noah Saloman
,
Abdulla Majeed
January 17, 2022
Professor Noah Salomon reflects on the many lives texts came to occupy and intertwine in his ethnographic work on the Islamic State in Sudan.
Tazeen Ali
,
Iman AbdoulKarim
October 31, 2021
Dr. Tazeen Ali discusses the Women’s Mosque of America and the role of gender, race, and language in authorizing Muslim women’s interpretations of the Qur’an.
Katherine Bullock
,
Sara Hamed
October 14, 2021
Dr. Katherine Bullock discusses the vision of her Islamic book publishing company, Compass Books, and its role in the community.
Mohammad Fadel
,
Anver Emon
September 7, 2021
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Basit Iqbal
,
Joud Alkorani
August 16, 2021
Professor Basit Iqbal reflects on the connections and frictions between theology, anthropology, and texts
Mohammad Fadel
,
Anver Emon
August 2, 2021
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Nukhet Varlik
,
Sara Ameri
July 18, 2021
On this pandemic-related episode, Professor Varlik discusses why it is now essential to study historical plagues and epidemic diseases from a global rather than a Eurocentric perspective.
Mohammad Fadel
,
Anver Emon
July 2, 2021
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Mohammad Fadel
,
Anver Emon
July 2, 2021
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Ali Usman Qasim
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Aaisha Salman
May 6, 2021
Dr. Ali Usman Qasmi discusses how reading practices can both align with and contest ideals of Muslim citizenship fashioned by the post-colonial state.
Amira Mittermaier
,
Joud Alkorani
April 18, 2021
Professor Amira Mittermaier discusses how she engages texts in the field and across the disciplines of Islamic Studies and anthropology.
Juliette Galonnier
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Youcef Soufi
March 8, 2021
Professor Juliette Galonnier sheds light on the Republic's fears over Islam and Muslims.
Nada Moumtaz
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Joud Alkorani
February 18, 2021
Professor Nada Moumtaz discusses differing approaches to methods and ethnography, and the place of textuality within the field of anthropology.
Suzanne Conklin Akbari
,
Anver Emon
February 17, 2021
Professor Suzanne Conklin Akbari discusses the different ways that Islamic texts have been read traditionally and how these practices change the way we approach Islamic Studies as a field.
Elizabeth Shakman Hurd
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Youcef Soufi
February 16, 2021
Professor Elizabeth Shakman Hurd discusses state surveillance of Muslims within the American context, and its implications for the way Islamic texts are read.
Haytham Bahoora
,
Anver Emon
February 16, 2021
Professor Haytham Bahoora discusses the shift in modern Arabic literature as a result of the Nahda, and its consequences on modern reading practices.
