The Qur’anic Anthropology of Fragility Islamic tradition proposes a taxonomy of living beings: inanimate entities (minerals and plants) on one…
MUSERAugust 12, 2026
The Qur’anic Anthropology of Fragility
The Qur’anic Anthropology of Fragility Islamic tradition proposes a taxonomy of living beings: inanimate entities (minerals and plants) on one…
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Call for papers: "Muslims Between Fragility and Hope in an Age of Existential Crisis” (Online conference, 29 September 2026) Call…
MUSERFebruary 12, 2026
The study of historical precedents for engagements with existential risk in the Islamic tradition offers valuable insights. A particularly illustrative…
MUSERSeptember 2, 2025
“A Knowledge for Uncertain Times: approaching transcendence and the human relationship with the world in Sufi communities across fieldwork sites”…
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