...grown up, on a mission station in the Eastern Cape. Somewhere in our readings, which were largely about African traditional rituals, witchcraft, and kinship, there was something about “separatist” churches—African...
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Objects, trauma, violence, and loss: Telling stories, doing justice
...between what those in Gaza, in the West Bank, and what those in Israel are experiencing right now, as I write in March of 2024? Thirty-one thousand dead (and counting),...
Gender equality and Islamic headscarves
by Joan Scott...long denied women the right to vote and its civil code enforced male prerogatives over women in families until well into the twentieth century. The Turkish republic (a one-party state...
Race, orthodoxy, and “real” Islam
by Sylvia Chan-Malik...African American Islam. The contemporary landscapes of Muslim America have been inexorably formed through processes of cultural interaction and exchange, both between black and “immigrant” Muslims and amongst various African...
On parable, truth, and true and false reconciliation
...of the many opportunities that American cities supposedly afforded. The still-widespread association between blackness and criminality arguably contributes to the higher rates at which police detain and arrest African Americans...
Conversion and race in colonial slavery
...slaveholders violently and viciously attacked the Moravians for baptizing people of African descent. Enslaved and free converts, who had flocked to worship meetings to learn how to read the Bible,...
Privatization of assisted reproductive technologies in the Islamic Republic of Iran
...movement under the Pahlavis, which encompassed family and inheritance law in particular. Reza Shah, the first Pahlavi king, wanted to centralize the state, control legislation, and curb the legislative and...
Corporate missions: Commerce, freedom, and the public good
...of the free market, actually increase experiences of democracy and freedom. Classical models of the free market centered on Euro-American contexts problematically presupposed fair and democratic exchanges. These neat projections...
The naked public sphere?
by Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im, Michele Dillon, John L. Esposito, John H. Evans, Philip S. Gorski, R. Marie Griffith, Cristina Lafont, Nancy Levene, Nadia Marzouki, Ebrahim Moosa, Justin Neuman and John Schmalzbauer...extremists. Second, this understanding of the relation between faith and the public square reaffirms a typically neoliberal vision of the public sphere as a free market of ideas, where any...
A Kingdom that no longer says Whatever
by Ernst van den Hemel...Hsia and Henk van Nierop have put it, the central paradox of the Dutch Republic is “the existence of a confessionally pluralistic society with an official intolerant Calvinist Church that...