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- My comment in some proposed mosques face obstacles across the nation on.freep.com/Jq9IRy via @freep 1 day ago
- Doha at night looks impressive. Many more buildings and roads since I was here in 2007. So much change in 5 years? 2 days ago
- Arrived in Qatar in 32 degrees at night. Look forward to the scorcher in the morning 2 days ago
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Anti-Terror Lessons of Muslim American Communities
David Schanzer, Associate Professor of the Practice, Sanford School of Public Policy & Director, Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security; Ebrahim Moosa, Associate Professor of Islamic Studies & Associate Professor, Islamic Studies, Department of Religion, Duke
Presented with Duke Islamic Studies Center and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies. Continue reading
Immanent Frame: Civil Religion and Beyond
(A blog post I wrote for the Immanent Frame) Robert Bellah’s idea of civil religion, captured in his now famous essay “Civil Religion in America,” can in a moment of naïveté not only be seductive, but could almost pass as … Continue reading
Kenan Institute Panel: “Ethics and Terrorism”
“Ethics and Terrorism” Panel Discussion featuring
Elizabeth Kiss, Ruth Grant, Craig Kocher, Ebrahim Moosa, and David Wong. Introduction by Noah Pickus Continue reading
Posted in Islam in America, Islamic Law/Ethics, Muslim Ethics, US Politics
Tagged Ethics, Extremism, Muslim Ethics, Radicalization, Terrorism
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“Rethinking Islam” on NPR’s The Connection
Click Here for Audio of the Show Islam is a religion of peace. No, it’s a religion of the sword. Devout Muslims lay claim to both declarations, sometimes justifying, sometimes condemning, often just trying to explain Islam. Over the past … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Islam in America, US Politics
Tagged 9/11, Ali Asani, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Daniel Pipes, Ebrahim Moosa, Radicalization, Security, Terrorism
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