Religion
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Opinion
Some Gains, Many Sacrifices: Women’s Rights in Tunisia
Since the country’s independence, the position of women has been a point of both pride and controversy.
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With the Pope in Egypt, Debate on Al-Azhar’s Role
In the wake of Coptic church bombings, educators are reflecting on what role universities, including Al-Azhar, the beacon of Sunni…
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Back to the Old Quarrel: Philosophy vs Religion
In Morocco, philosophy teachers object to religious textbook that calls their discipline “contrary to Islam”.
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Arab-World Archaeologists Must Avoid Disturbing Islamic Graves
Genetic analysis on skeletons of humans who died since the birth of Islam is almost nonexistent.
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Lebanese Students Want to Move Politics Away From Religion
Secular clubs at universities are seeking to end the Lebanese system of dividing up power among the country’s 18 religions…
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Child Brides in Egypt Are Blocked from Education
Researchers are delving into the causes of child marriage and trying to learn how to prevent it.
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Opinion
A Conversation With Safwan M. Masri: Religion and Education Reform
An ambassador for an Ivy League institution in Jordan talks about how Western universities seek to engage with the Arab…
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Do Human Evolution and Islam Conflict in the Classroom?
A Moroccan professor who has taught evolution says she is a rarity in the country, an example of a broader…
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Opinion
Don’t Tell Immigration You are Studying Islam
A scholar studying Muslim-Christian relations had an unsettling experience as he returned home from his studies.
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