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SUMMARY:Lecture: "Black Muslim in Activism in South Africa\," Islam in Africa Lecture Series\, Harvard Divinity School
DESCRIPTION:Rhea Rahman\, Brooklyn College\, will be presenting on “Black Muslim in Activism in South Africa” in this week’s installment of the Islam in Africa Lecture Series.Islam in Africa Lecture SeriesCritical Perspectives on the Development and Dynamics of Islam in AfricaIslam in Africa has become an important and increasingly vibrant sub-field in Islamic Studies\, attracting numerous extremely talented students who are conducting fine studies that have great impact in all fields in the humanities and social sciences. Dozens of books are published yearly including through major university presses\, and so the goal of Critical Perspectives in the Development and Dynamics of Islam in Africa lecture series is to provide a platform for the discussion of cutting edge research in the field of Islam in Africa and to tap into the best of such new work for Africanists and Islamicists at all schools at Harvard. Every academic year\, the Islam in Africa lecture series brings authors of newly published books and advanced Ph.D students to campus to discuss their work.All events are open to the public. Details are as follows:Location: ROCK 117Time: 11 AM – 12:30 PM
URL:https://pil.law.harvard.edu/event/lecture-black-muslim-in-activism-in-south-africa-islam-in-africa-lecture-series-harvard-divinity-school/
LOCATION:Harvard Divinity School\, Sperry Room\, 45 Francis Ave\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02138
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SUMMARY:Lecture: "Women Islamic leaders in West Africa\," Islam in Africa Lecture Series\, Harvard Divinity School
DESCRIPTION:Joseph Hill\, University of Alberta\, will be presenting on “Women Islamic leaders in West Africa” in this week’s installment of the “Islam in Africa Lecture Series.”Islam in Africa Lecture SeriesCritical Perspectives on the Development and Dynamics of Islam in AfricaIslam in Africa has become an important and increasingly vibrant sub-field in Islamic Studies\, attracting numerous extremely talented students who are conducting fine studies that have great impact in all fields in the humanities and social sciences. Dozens of books are published yearly including through major university presses\, and so the goal of Critical Perspectives in the Development and Dynamics of Islam in Africa lecture series is to provide a platform for the discussion of cutting edge research in the field of Islam in Africa and to tap into the best of such new work for Africanists and Islamicists at all schools at Harvard. Every academic year\, the Islam in Africa lecture series brings authors of newly published books and advanced Ph.D students to campus to discuss their work.All events are open to the public. Details are as follows:Location: ROCK 117Time: 11 AM – 12:30 PM
URL:https://pil.law.harvard.edu/event/lecture-women-islamic-leaders-in-west-africa-islam-in-africa-lecture-series-harvard-divinity-school/
LOCATION:Harvard Divinity School\, Sperry Room\, 45 Francis Ave\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02138
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SUMMARY:Conference: West Africa and the Maghreb (Harvard University)
DESCRIPTION:West Africa and the Maghreb: Reassessing Intellectual Connections in the 21st Century \n  \nThursday\, September 13\, 2018 \nWelcome Address 5.30-5.45 PM \nDavid N. Hempton\, Dean of Harvard Divinity School \nHDS Faculty Grant Program \nJanet Gyatso\, Academic Dean of Harvard Divinity School \nKeynote Lecture \n5.45-7.00 PM \nOusmane Kane\, “The Transformation of the Pilgrimage Tradition in West Africa” \n  \nFriday\, September 14\, 2018 \nPanel 1:  Sufism and Sufi Orders in Muslim Africa\n9.15 AM-11.15 AM \nChair: Stephanie Paulsell\, Harvard Divinity School \n\nArmaan Sidiqi\, Harvard University\, “Examining Sufis in Politics and ‘Politicized Sufism’: a case study of the Boutchichiyya” \nJaison M. Carter\, Harvard University\, ”Black Muslimness Mobilized: A Study of West African Sufism in Diaspora”\nAriela Marcus-Sells\, Elon University\, “Technologies of Devotion in the works of Sidi Mukhtar al-Kunti”\nChristine Thun-Nhi Dang\, New York University\, “The Politics of Love in African Performances of Sufi Poetry”\n\n  \nPanel 2: Prayers\, Invocations and the Talismanic Tradition\n12.00 PM-2.00 PM \nChair: Kimberly C. Patton\, Harvard Divinity School \n\nJames C. Riggan\, Florida State University\, “Qur’anic Exorcism in North and West Africa”\nZachary Wright\, Northwestern University Qatar and Adam Larson\, Weill Cornell University – Qatar\,“Genealogy of Prayer Manuals 18thCentury to the Present”\nPaul Anderson\, Harvard\, “Bewitched\, Bothered and Bewildered: A Reconsideration of the Evil Eye and Ruqyah through Ethnographic Analysis”\nOludamini Ogunnaike\, College of Williams and Mary\, “Poetry in Praise of Prophetic Perfection: West African Madih Poetry and its Precedents”\n\n  \nPanel 3: Re-evalutating the Historic Core Curriculum\n2.45-4.45 PM \nChair: Charles Hallisey\, Harvard Divinity School \n\nIsmail Warcheid\, CNRS France\, “Scholarly Networks\, Legal Debates\, and Territorial Integration”\nDavid Owen\, Harvard University\, “Of Radd and Sharḥ and Ṭurra : The Long and Late Dynamism of the African Commentary Tradition on Akhḍarī’s Sullam on Avicennian Organon Logic”\nAlexis Trouillot\, Université Paris VII\,  “The Study of Mathematics in the Sahel from the 15thto the 20th”\nAbubakar Abdulkadir\, University of Alberta\, Canada\, “Poetry in West Africa and the Maghreb”\n\n  \n17.00-18.00 Concert by Noor Ensemble (Braun Room)\nNoor Ensemble is composed of artists from Morocco\, Palestine\, Lebanon\, Egypt and Iraq who sing for God\, Prophets and Peace and Love. Noor Ensemble try to build up the bridge between all nations and people \n  \nSaturday\, September 15\, 2018 \nPanel 4: Jihadi Ideology: What is new\, what is not? \n8.30 AM-10.30 AM \nChair: Francis X. Clooney\, S.J.\, Harvard Divinity School \n\nWilliam Miles\, Northeastern University\, “Jihadism in Muslim West Africa in historical perspective”\nAbdulbasit Kassim\, Rice University\, Jihadi-Salafism and the Vocabulary of Takfīr in the 21st Century Hausaland and Bornu”\nZekeria Ould Ahmed Salem\, Northwestern University Evanston\, “Assessing the Salafi Current in the Islamic Republic of Mauritania”\nAnouar Boukhars\, McDaniel College\, “The Strategic Incentives for Insurgents to Embrace Extreme Ideology: The Case of the Sahel and Maghreb”\n\n  \nPanel 5: New Intellectual Connections \n10.45 AM-12.45 PM \nChair: Jacob K. Olupona\, Harvard Divinity School \n\nMansour Kedidir\, CRASC Algeria\, “Connections of Intellectuals in the Maghreb and Sub-Saharan Africa: Trajectories and Representations”\nFatima Harrak\, Institute of African Studies\, Rabat Morocco\, “Research on Moroccan-African Relations at the Rabat Institute of African Studies”\nRobert Parks\,  CEMA\, Algeria\, “American Research Centers in North Africa and Sahara-Sahel Studies”\nEbrima Sall\, Trust Africa\, Senegal “CODESRIA and the New Pan-Africanist Intellectual Connections Across the Sahara”
URL:https://pil.law.harvard.edu/event/conference-west-africa-and-the-maghreb-harvard-university/
LOCATION:Harvard Divinity School\, Sperry Room\, 45 Francis Ave\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02138
CATEGORIES:conferences and workshops,events in Islamic legal studies
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