The Fall 2005 issue of American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences is a special issue on Debating Moderate Islam. The contributors to this excellent issue include
Ariel Cohen [Heritage Foundation],
John L. Esposito [Georgetown University],
Graham Fuller [Retired CIA Analyst],
Abid Ullah Jan [ ICSSA],
Muqtedar Khan [University of Delaware],
Ali Mazrui [Suny Binghamton],
Mahmood Mamdani [Columbia University],
Louay Safi [ISNA],
Feisal Rauf [Cardoba Initiative],
Taha Jaber Al Alwani [SISS], and
Hakan Yavuz [University of Utah]. For information on how to get a free copy
click here.
The Fall 2005 issue of American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences is a special issue on Debating Moderate Islam. The contributors to this excellent issue include Ariel Cohen [Heritage Foundation], John L. Esposito [Georgetown University], Graham Fuller [Retired CIA Analyst], Abid Ullah Jan [ ICSSA], Muqtedar Khan [University of Delaware], Ali Mazrui [Suny Binghamton], Mahmood Mamdani [Columbia University], Louay Safi [ISNA], Feisal Rauf [Cardoba Initiative], Taha Jaber Al Alwani [SISS], and Hakan Yavuz [University of Utah]. For information on how to get a free copy click here.
2 Comments:
Dr. Khan,
This looks to be a very intriguing discussion. I look forward to reading it.
I have started reading the terms of this debate and it seems like it will be very interesting, especially with all of the participants. A Heritage Foundation member and a Sufi — seems like you found a good mix of people.
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