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Unfolding Sharia Debates

The fine scholar Michel de Certeau wrote: “Even more, in history as in other fields, one day or another a practice without theory will necessarily drift into dogmatism of ‘eternal... read more →

November 2, 2021
Ethics, Islam & Global Affairs, Islamic Law/Ethics, Islamic Studies, Islamic studies scholarship, Media, Muslim Ethics

On Educating Oneself

This is a reflection piece I wrote a few months ago for Critical Muslim.MoosaOnEducatingOneself

December 2, 2015
Ethics, Islam in America, Islamic Law/Ethics, Islamic studies scholarship, Literature, Madrasas, Middle East, Muslim Ethics, Personal, Scholars, Scholarship, Science, South Africa

Op Ed: A Community is Judged by It’s Conduct says al-Kasani

Please read my op-ed in today’s Orlando Sentinel. Comments on my WordPress page are welcome. ʿAlā al-Dīn Abū Bakr al-Kāsānī (d. 1189) in what might be a throw away line in... read more →

September 25, 2015
Ethics, Islam in America, Islamic Law/Ethics, Islamic studies scholarship, Sacrilege, Scholars, Scholarship

Tribute to Professor Shahab Ahmed (1966-2015)

Ever since I heard of Shahab Ahmed's illness, a few weeks ago, to say I was terribly unsettled, would not be an exaggeration. A particular malignant form of leukemia overwhelmed... read more →

September 23, 2015
Islam in America, Islamic Law/Ethics, Islamic studies scholarship, Middle East, Scholars, South Asia, Uncategorized

Islamic studies scholarship

Unfolding Sharia Debates

On Educating Oneself

Op Ed: A Community is Judged by It’s Conduct says al-Kasani

Tribute to Professor Shahab Ahmed (1966-2015)

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