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Re-visioning Religion

on the crossroads of religion, mysticism, and politics

How colonialism and racism determined our view on religion

How colonialism and racism determined our view on religion

Religion is a daily theme in our social and political debates. Yet no matter how diametrically the opponents in those debates can be…

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Jun 30

Re-visioning Sufism

Re-visioning Sufism

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Nov 6, 2019

The seven secular myths about religion

The seven secular myths about religion

Why religion is greatly misunderstood

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Nov 29, 2018

A Christ with Boobs

A Christ with Boobs

Christianity’s forgotten mysticism

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Nov 15, 2018

Sex and politics in Islam

Sex and politics in Islam

A conversation with professor Leezenberg

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Oct 16, 2018

The Literalization of Monotheism

The Literalization of Monotheism

by Dr. D. Latifa

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Nov 6, 2017

The strength of our religious subconscious, the problem of Petro-Islam and the disappearance of…

The strength of our religious subconscious, the problem of Petro-Islam and the disappearance of…

Jonas Atlas in conversation with Dr. D. Latifa

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Sep 20, 2017

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Media and mysticism: The Curious Case of Tahir-ul-Qadri

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Media and Mysticism: Erdoğan vs. Gülen

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The Politics of Mysticism

Re-visioning Sufism (Part 4)
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The dark side of Sufism

Re-visioning Sufism (Part 3)
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How ‘Sufism’ stopped being ‘the norm’

Re-visioning Sufism (Part 2)
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The central place of mysticism within Islam

Re-visioning Sufism (Part 1)
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Inside on the outside: Punk, Magic and Wrestling in Islam

A conversation with Michael Muhammad Knight
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Analyzing Daesh Statements after the Brussels Attacks

by Jonas Atlas

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The problem isn’t a literalistic reading. It’s a militaristic reading.

by Jonas Atlas

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Religious radicalisation is the consequence, not the cause of violence

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