@gibson_books Coffee (and baked goods) at Upstart Crow Books in Seaport Village; excellent food further up sidewalk at The Fish Market. Best gelato in US is in LaJolla at Bobboi Gelato - it's worth the Lyft trip there. Lots of great hole in the wall taquerias around downtown - it's SoCal!
Wonderful projects coming out of this new @CICWatSU grant program - Bravo to all! And please consider putting together a proposal or panel for the Contemporary @ContempIslamAAR@AARWeb as your research comes to fruition!
Humbled, honored, and excited to be a 2019 @CICWatSU grant recipient along with some amazing scholars, including my fellow @UFreligion colleague Macodou Fall + @DrArjana, @shobhanaxavier, @SedrickMiles, @SanaPat21, @dwidmannabraham, and several others! https://t.co/nOhRKYcFDL
Eric Schluessel presented this interesting and impressive project in our narrative, ritual, genealogy in Asian Islam panel last November - outstanding papers with a fantastic response by Devin DeWeese. @themaydan https://t.co/2hGpNH3P8n
@JAfricanaRelig@AndrewAghapour and the kitchen twists dark on its spine
and I taste in my natural appetite
the bond of live things everywhere.
Lucille Clifton
Very excited for this new volume engaging the work of Steve Wasserstrom! Edited by our former chair @kambizgb with contributions from current co-chair Noah Salomon and colleague @sam_kigar!
Islamic Studies Folks
Want a job just down the road from me with the wonderful people at the Religious Studies Department at William & Mary?
APPLY for 2-year Visiting Position
Application DUE June 24, 2019
Please be in touch if I can help you with this
https://t.co/qmjlqy7Qap
Zakat as Practical Theodicy: Precarity and the Critique of Gender in Muslim India | by Danielle Widmann Abraham @dwidmannabraham.
A fascinating account tracing how one zakat project in India attempts to address the structures of poverty itself.
https://t.co/Z68YoTC20U
One of our Contemporary Islam co-chairs @ZahraAyubi will be a Greenwall Foundation Faculty Scholar. She's working on a new book project on gendered Islamic bioethics!
Evelyn Alsultany on the new #Aladdin | @NYUpress@ConversationUS
"If there were 900 films that didn’t portray Arabs, Iranians & Muslims as terrorists or revert to old Orientalist tropes, then films like “Aladdin” could be “just entertainment."
Check out these grants for faculty and grad students studying #Islam on the edges, including in #Senegal, #SouthAfrica, #Zanzibar, and other #Africana contexts. No residency required. @AfricaReligions @AfWrldNwPrj
https://t.co/2XLFCHwdo1