Featured Publication RISE: Second Pilot Issue 📄 View PDF Issue 🔗 Issue Overview Page “There is so much being written today that concerns the social, political and economic aspects of Islam, to the extent that the spiritual teachings at the heart of the Islamic tradition is often forgotten. The present book renders a great […]
In summary, this is the project: supported by a grant from the University of British Columbia and a fellowship at Stanford, driven by an undercurrent of satire and persistent label-making, and culminating in the grand theoretical innovation of redefining zinā as rape. The goal, ostensibly, is to dismantle the monopoly of “state-sponsored scholars” and replace it with the research projects of this sort and this origin.
