A highly ambitious, original and provocative, epistemic inquiry into why Muslim voices are absent in the global public mainstream and how this situation can be remedied.
A highly ambitious, original and provocative, epistemic inquiry into why Muslim voices are absent in the global public mainstream and how this situation can be remedied.
Khurram Hussain is Assistant Professor in the Department of Religion Studies at the Lehigh University, USA. Khurram Hussain is an Assistant Professor in the Religion Studies department at Lehigh University where he teaches modern Islamic thought, philosophy of religion and religious ethics. He received his PhD in 2012 from Yale University. Before joining the faculty, Hussain was the recipient of a pre-doctoral fellowship funded by the Mellon Foundation through the Center of Global Islamic Studies at Lehigh University.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction: Can the Muslim Speak? 1. The Slanted Abyss 2. Mirror, Mirror... 3. Freedom Talk 4. Reason Talk 5. Culture Talk Conclusion: Amor Mundi Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction: Can the Muslim Speak? 1. The Slanted Abyss 2. Mirror, Mirror... 3. Freedom Talk 4. Reason Talk 5. Culture Talk Conclusion: Amor Mundi Notes Bibliography Index
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