Professor Junaid Quadri reflects on throtical question related to the connection between thought and practice, continuity and rupture, and text and context.
Professor Junaid Quadri reflects on theoretical question related to the connection between thought and practice, continuity and rupture, and text and context.
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.
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
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.
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
Special edition podcast where Professor Emon and Professor Fadel discuss their early academic lives and their current approaches to Islamic law and legal studies.
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.
Professor Elizabeth Shakman Hurd discusses state surveillance of Muslims within the American context, and its implications for the way Islamic texts are read.