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Islamicate Book Reviews

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by Usaama al-Azami

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17 episodes
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As part of a regular series of conversations, Dr Omar Anchassi and Dr Usaama al-Azami discuss books from the academic field of Islamic studies and reflect on what they mean for both the scholarly field and Islam and Muslims in the modern world.

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1/19/2021

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Episode thumbnail for 17. 'Before Sufism: Early Islamic Renunciant Piety' by Christopher Melchert

April 5, 2021

17. 'Before Sufism: Early Islamic Renunciant Piety' by Christopher Melchert

<p>As part of a regular series of conversations, Usaama al-Azami interviews Omar Anchassi about books from the academic field of Islamic studies. We reflect on what they mean for both the field and Islam and Muslims in the modern world.</p> <p>This week we discuss Christopher Melchert's recent work. 'Before Sufism: Early Islamic Renunciant Piety'.</p> <p>We welcome audience participation with questions and comments during the livestream. Please like, follow and subscribe to receive regular notifications.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 16. 'Salafism and Traditionalism' by Emad Hamdeh

March 31, 2021

16. 'Salafism and Traditionalism' by Emad Hamdeh

<p>As part of a regular series of conversations, Usaama al-Azami interviews Omar Anchassi about books from the academic field of Islamic studies. We reflect on what they mean for both the field and Islam and Muslims in the modern world. &nbsp;</p> <p>This week we discuss Emad Hamdeh's recent work. 'Salafism and Traditionalism: Scholarly Authority in Modern Islam'. &nbsp;</p> <p>We welcome audience participation with questions and comments during the livestream. Please like, follow and subscribe to receive regular notifications.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 15. 'Islamic Knowledge and the Making of Modern Egypt' by Hilary Kalmbach

March 19, 2021

15. 'Islamic Knowledge and the Making of Modern Egypt' by Hilary Kalmbach

<p>As part of a regular series of conversations, Usaama al-Azami interviews Omar Anchassi about books from the academic field of Islamic studies. We reflect on what they mean for both the field and Islam and Muslims in the modern world.</p> <p>This week we discuss Hilary Kalmbach's recent book, 'Islamic Knowledge and the Making of Modern Egypt'. &nbsp;</p> <p>We welcome audience participation with questions and comments during the livestream.</p>

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What is Islamicate Book Reviews?

As part of a regular series of conversations, Dr Omar Anchassi and Dr Usaama al-Azami discuss books from the academic field of Islamic studies and reflect on what they mean for both the scholarly field and Islam and Muslims in the modern world.

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This podcast updates daily.

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