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Is ISIS Islamic? Why it matters for the study of Islam
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Being Benedict
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Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah dies at age 75
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The art of mapping Black women’s interiors
...South Carolina and the first in her family to leave sharecropping. Alberta was so incredibly moved that she leapt straight out of her chair: “I don’t even know who picked...
Religious Violence in Nigeria
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Thinking with Saba Mahmood
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An internationalist president
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Religious liberty, minorities, and Islam: An interview with Saba Mahmood
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Contextualising Jihadi Thought
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