Recently Dr. Anver Emon, (Director of Institute of Islamic Studies ) visited Simon Fraser University to discuss the role of academia in countering the damaging legacy of stereotypes about Islam and Muslims.
You can now watch a recording of the discussion between Dr. Emon and Dr. Amyn B. Sajoo as they discussed topics such as: the (mis)understandings of Sharia Law, concepts of Governance in Islamic Law vs. Western Law, the securitization of Muslim, interdisciplinary collaborations in Islamic Studies, and many more.
Can there be epistemic defiance when reckoning with the knowledge that one’s religious identity has been distilled, caricatured, interrogated and misrepresented throughout the ages?
This piece explores the philosophical underpinnings of REME and affirms the fundamental role history plays in tempering understandings of our current moment.
This piece explores the philosophical underpinnings of REME and affirms the fundamental role history plays in tempering understandings of our current moment.
Date: February 4 | Time: 2:00 PM | Location: SK 548, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, 246 Bloor St W, TorontoRefreshments will be servedRegister Here Join us for a critical conversation on the roots, realities, and global consequences of Islamophobia. Description:The New Crusades: Islamophobia and the Global War on Muslims details how the American War on Terror facilitated and intensified the network […]