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WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
BOOKS
Review
of Qur'an Liberation and Pluralism by Abdal-Hakim Murad. More.
"Esack's Islamic liberation theology is as
stunning and challenging as was Guiterrez's Christian liberation theology
... Esack offers a challenge for all religions: that human liberation and
interreligious dialogue cannot be realized without each other ... an extradinarily
good book." -- Paul Knitter, Professor of Theology, Xavier University,
Cincinnati
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On
Being A Muslim: Finding a Religious Path in the World Today.
Oxford, Oneworld, 1999, Reprinted 2000
Funny,
challenging, controversial, passionate and unforgiving, this is an unprecendented
presonal account of a Muslim's life in the modern world. A perceptive and
ground-breaking account of modern Islam, there is a great deal to be learnt
from this book by anyone interested in the burning social and spiritual
issues of the day. -- From the cover
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Short Introduction to the Qur’an, Oxford:
Oneworld, (Spring 2002 – forthcoming)
ARTICLES
Bombing of Planet Hollywood
Does a Man Not Bleed?
(Foreword to Working with Men by Charles Maisels; (Cape Town, 5
in 6, 2000)
Gender and Firearms Control
Glasnost and the Mass
Democratic Movement
Hamba Kahle Apatjie
– Farewell to a Mentor
Has Feminism Gone
Too Far? (Star)
How Liberated is Christian Liberation
Theology in South Africa?
Is “Being a Muslim” much travail in
triviality?
Mosques: The Battle for Control -- Some Reflections
Muslims Engaging
the Other and the Humanum
REJOINDER TO NKRUMAH
Snakes and Ladders: Personal
Reflections on the Other New Colonialism of a Special Type
Why Celebrate Women’s
Day? (Sunday Times)
PRESENTATIONS
Religio-Cultural
Diversity: For What And With Whom? Muslim Reflections from a Post-Apartheid
South Africa in the throes of Globalisation
Cannon Collins Memorial
Lecture
Health and Human Rights
To Whom Shall We Give
Access To Our Water Holes? Social, Religious and Political Dimensions of
Prejudice: Reflections of a Muslim
What Do Men Owe
to Women?
2nd Annual Desmond Tutu Peace Lecture
INTERVIEWS
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Muslim Participation in the South Africa Liberation
Struggle - Interview with Farid Esack conducted by Ms Inga Niehaus and
Dr Ursula Gunther, University of Hamburg, September 2000
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Radio Australia
LINKS
Claremont
Main Rd Mosque
Oneworld
Positive
Muslims
Progressive
Muslims Network
ON THE ROAD
Teaching:
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Sept 2001- Dec 2001, Visiting Professor, Auburn Theological
Seminary, New York
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Jan-May 2002, Professor, William & Mary, Williamsburg,
VA, USA
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June-Sept 2002, Visiting Professor, Ohio State University,
Athens, Ohio, USA
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Sept-Dec 2002, Brueggemann Chair of Interreligious
Studies, Xavier University, Cincinnati, USA
Conferences:
CONTACTING FARID
ESACK
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Write to Farid
Esack. Your email will be forwarded to Farid Esack, but please note he
may not be able to answer all enquiries.
(c) 2001 by Farid
Esack [] Updated December 8, 2001
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