Facets of Faith
After Nasir-i Khusraw: Ghiyath al-Din ʿAli Isfahani and the Continuation of the Ismaili Tradition in Central Asia
12 January 2021
For many of us who are not from Central Asia, our knowledge of the Ismaili tradition of this region begins and ends with the figure of Nasir-i Khusraw (d. after 1070).1 Without a doubt, Nasir-i Khusraw is a towering figure not only for the history of the Ismaili Tradition, but more generally for the intellectual history of the Islamic world.
Critical Conversations: Voting and Faith - Climate Change
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Voting and Faith - Climate Change" features Rozina Kanchwala and Zohra Ismail Beben and is moderated by Salima Jivani.
Critical Conversations: Voting and Faith - Exploring the Inequities in the Health Care System
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Voting and Faith - Exploring the Inequities in the Healthcare System" features Alisha Lalani, Dr. Fazila Lalani, and Dr. Henna Budhwani, and is moderated by Faiz Jiwani.
Critical Conversations: Voting and Faith - Exploring Economic Disparity
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Voting and Faith - Exploring Economic Disparity" features Aleem Remtula and Sonam Velani, and is moderated by Alysha Alani.
Critical Conversations: Voting and Faith - An Intergenerational Conversation
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Voting and Faith - An Intergenerational Conversation" features Nasim and Rahim Makhani, Ali Hussain and Mina Qulizada, and Zahir and Natasha Ladhani. This session is moderated by Sarah Juma.
Critical Conversations: Social Justice in Islam - Exploring Gender Inequities
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Social Justice in Islam - Exploring Gender Inequities" features Dr. Sunera Thobani, Yasmin Karim, and Dr. Zahra Jamal and is moderated by Falak Momin.
Critical Conversations: Social Justice in Islam - Exploring Global Poverty
5 January 2021
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. “Social Justice in Islam: Exploring Global Poverty” features Dr. Fariyal Ross-Sheriff, Fatima Kassam, and Dr. Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha and is moderated by Chair of AKF-USA Sherina Ebrahim.
Contemplations on Love
14 December 2020
One of the most powerful emotions experienced by an individual is love. We are willing to go to the ends of the earth and beyond for the love of another individual. Muslims across centuries have relied on the language of love to express love for the Divine as well as to imagine the intensity of Divine love.
Towards a Cosmopolitan Ethic
14 November 2020
Let us reflect upon how we can coexist peacefully in a globalized world through the cosmopolitan ethic.
Critical Conversations: Voting and Faith - Islam and Civic Engagement
18 October 2020
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Voting and Faith: Islam and Civic Engagement" feature Dr. Alnoor Dhanani and Dr. Neelam Khoja and is moderated by Noureen Hashim.
Critical Conversations: Rethinking Education & Success
18 October 2020
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations, a virtual forum featuring faith-based perspectives on the questions of our time. "Rethinking Education & Success" features Dr. Natasha Merchant and Dr. Karim Dharamsi and is moderated by Anar Amin.
What Constitutes Good Governance?
16 October 2020
Imam Ali's (a.s.) letter to Malik al-Ashtar, the newly appointed governor of Egypt, provides details about the ethics of governance. It outlines the duties and responsibilities of rulers, as well as of institutions of society such as the judiciary, army, and the market.
