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The shahada reshapes how we see the world and where we place our trust.
Find out how in “The Meaning of La Ilaha Illa Allah: An Annotated Translation of Imam al-Zarkashi’s Treatise on the Islamic Testimony of Faith” by Sh. Yousef Wahb and Tarek Ghanem. yqn.io/8lzv #yqnpapers
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تفحص عميق من د. طارق غانم لأدب غزة، وفيه إشارة إلى مراسلاتي مع الروائية السورية العزيزة روزا ياسين حسن عن غزة وجدوى الكتابة في زمن الإبادة ومعنى التضامن.
themaydan.com/2026/03/from-t…
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In this compelling essay, Tarek Ghanem @taghanem theorizes the emergence of “Gaza literature” as a distinct corpus—defined by immediacy, fragmentation, and writing under conditions of ongoing violence.
A vital intervention for scholars of literature, memory, and war:
themaydan.com/2026/03/from-t…
#gaza #literature #memory
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This is an excellent essay, and @taghanem, unusual for academics, is a good writer as well.
This needs to be read carefully. Credit to @taghanem for writing to such a piece.
Our reading of the Islam's early confrontation with European modernity is riddle with lazy stereotypes. There's much to benefit from a careful reassessment.
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How to Renew Islam in Seven Days? Three Recent Contributions to Ulema Studies | by Tarek Ghanem.
themaydan.com/2023/09/how-to…
@taghanem's review article examines books by O. Scharbrod, J. Quadri, and @Hammonda1 on M. ʿAbduh, M. Bakhīt al-Muṭīʿī, and Shaykh al-Islam Muṣṭafā Ṣabrī
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طارق غانم قرأ كتاب «مُلاك مصر.. قصة صعود الرأسمالية المصرية»، تأليف مجموعة من الباحثين، تحرير محمد جاد، صادر عن دار المرايا في 2018، وكتب لنا هذه المراجعة.
لقراءة المراجعة: tinyurl.com/4928s6pp
في حال تجاوز الحجب: tinyurl.com/76h63dfd
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We might as well debut our friends page today: it's been on the site for a while (with a few other sneaky changes😏). We hope to always adding people we admire & partner with. Please check them out (& @arablit who apparently cant be tagged in photos)
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نشكر شركة ميتالينجوال على جهودهم في الترجمة
@Metalingual_T
My analysis of post-Arab Spring Muslim Media, with a focus on Egypt. Thanks to @NAMansour26 for her valuable comments on an early draft. I hope everyone is safe and protected, under the circumstances.
Muslim Media in the Post-Arab Spring: The Curious Case of Egypt by Tarek Ghanem | Ghanem examines media landscape and its implications for understanding the Middle East with particular attention to the case of Egypt.themaydan.com/2020/03/muslim…
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في «نقد المؤسسة الدينية بترقيع التاريخ» يشتبك طارق غانم مع «لن أخرج من جلباب أبي: شيخ الأزهر وتنجيد الخطاب الديني» لـ تامر موافي
لقراءة المقال: tinyurl.com/w3sz2ha
في حال تجاوز الحجب: tinyurl.com/upezlw2
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🐾 Metalingual » Arabic translation services alert! metalingualtranslations.com/
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"في فصل "ما السياسي في الإسلام؟ الله والدولة واللامبالاة السياسية في تجربة جماعة الإخوان المسلمين" يأخذنا مصطفى عبد الظاهر في متوالية تحليلية كي ندرك كيف أصبحت جماعة الإخوان دولاتيةً مهووسة بالرغبة في قيادة الدولة"
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For our Egypt's Literary Gems series, Tarek Ghanem explores the captivating world of Mansoura Ez-Eldin's The Refuge of Absence (2018), a short story collection that he calls “an abstraction par excellence of the postmodern literary and intellectual self." tinyurl.com/y65u3bmc
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In The Student Movement in the American University, Taher El Moataz Bellah tackles the complex figures and stereotypes of AUC to portray an enduring student struggle against university neoliberalization in Egypt’s revolutionary period, Tarek Ghanem writes: tinyurl.com/y26fok4z
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Tarek Ghanem asks if religion is being used as a sedative or a motivator in difficult times in #Egypt? bit.ly/2JtoHja
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Tarek Ghanem asks why preachers continue to blame Egyptians for ongoing financial hardships, without questioning the government's policies. Surely it is better to remain silent in times like these, he argues, if the risk of being outspoken is too great. bit.ly/2JtoHja
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