Important publication in the study of Muslim prophecy https://t.co/4XvpDqmuwC. We talked to the author, Prof. Mareike Kortner, one year ago in our Muslim Prophecy seminar. Congratulations to Prof. Kortner https://t.co/fvQ8JjkpOn
Al-hamdulillah
Today, I received the first copies of my book, a lightly edited version of my dissertation titled:
Hadith Transmission and Confessionality: Al-Bukhārī’s al-Jāmiʿ aṣ-Ṣaḥīḥ and al-Kulaynī’s al-Kāfī in Sunni and Twelver Shi'i Hadith Scholarship.
Visit our newly revised curriculum for BA and MA and graduate programs, which aims to enrich the learning experience of our students: https://t.co/e9ZWfwIRN7
Our research fellow @BesnikSinani5 participated in the annual conference of the European Academy of Religion, held in Palermo, 19-23 of May. In this panel, a number of scholars explored the question: In what kind of literary genres can we locate Islamic theology?
New article by Martin Kellner on visiting the tomb of the Prophet in the Medina in the Prophetic Spirituality special issue edited by Ruggero Vimercati and Besnik Sinani: https://t.co/lh1VplkWfR
New article by ZITh fellow @BesnikSinani5 on spirituality in Wahhabi prophetology, part of Prophetic Spirituality in Islam special issue of Religions Journal edited by Ruggero Vimercati Sanseverino and Besnik Sinani of ZITh: https://t.co/sUiMU0O0fN
The Wahhabi Roots of Saudi Nationalism and the Persistence of Religious Nationalism by Besnik Sinani @BesnikSinani5.
https://t.co/n0YU8Ouyc2
Dr. Sinani argues, "In the present as in the past, Saudi nationalism represents a coalescing of distinctive and competing forms of nationalism, including Wahhabi Nationalism, Pan-Islamic Nationalism, and a right-wing wataniyya grounded on kinship nationalism. The last form of nationalism has lately become particularly dominant, and yet, it exists in a fragmented society, where competing forms of nationalism are also evoked."
The first article of the special issue of the Religions journal focusing on prophetic spirituality in Islam, edited by Ruggero Vimercati Sanseverino and Besnik Sinani and writen by Florian Lutzen is now available online https://t.co/0PXYfUtfLD
New article by Prof. Ruggero Vimercati Sanseverino titled "Engaging Modern Muslims with their Prophet" published in the latest issue of Arabica (2023, 73/4-5) dedicated to classical and modern Sira writing, https://t.co/rCqA4g4dqb
We begin a new semester here at ZITh. Stay tuned for new exiting programs and announcements. As the month of Rabi' al-Awwal just ended, we are bringing one of our previous presentations on the topic of the Mawlid by Prof. Marion Katz https://t.co/BUidHLR7f5
New publication on the study of prophethood in Islam. We had the good fortune to have the author @MahsheedAnsari present in our last seminar on prophetology (https://t.co/asWjybh4FE). https://t.co/BG5Rc4d7Ts
Join us tomorrow (Tuesday, July 11 at 6 pm Berlin Time) with Yaşar Sarıkaya (University of Giessen) on "Hadith im Bildungsgeschehen- eine religionspädagogische Perspektive auf Hadith"
Zoom Link
https://t.co/2OIbRwj3n5
The article of our research fellow on the veneration and the characteristics of the Prophet Muhammad in Saudi Arabia is now available on line: https://t.co/KjOQcc27Ee