Muslim-majority societies are crying out for an intellectual revolution. This is the last of a two part series. Read part one here.
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Muslim-majority societies are crying out for an intellectual revolution. This is the last of a two part series. Read part one here.
Muslim-majority societies are crying out for an intellectual revolution. This is the first of a two part series.
Tariq Ramadan, Professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies at Oxford University, speaks to Heather McRobie and Rosemary Bechler about the political and economic dynamics of the Arab Uprisings. Read part one here. Heather McRobie: Many of the developments this summer in the countries of the Arab Awakening spoke to the concerns...
Tariq Ramadan, Professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies at Oxford University, speaks to Heather McRobie and Rosemary Bechler about the political and economic dynamics of the Arab Uprisings. This is the first of two parts. Heather McRobie: I’d like to begin with the concept of Islamic democratic secularism and the statement...
