Sermons at the Court
Farah El-SharifIslam | Intellectual History | Justice Harvard PhD, Muslima theologian/academic/ethicist
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | sermonsatcourt.substack.com |
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Islam vs. the State
From top left: Napoleon, Cambon, Lawrence and Ardaee
God and the Concentration Camp
North of Gaza, men forcefully expelled from their homes, separated from women and being put into camps and being told to hold up their IDs lest they get shot. Taken October 20th, 2024. Source: Mariam Barghouti’s Instagram.
Foreword to The Palestine Sermons
“Gaza is a watershed moment. Everything has to change. Our approach to reading our sources has to change. What books we use must change. The way we read the Qur’an has to change. The way we relate to one another has to change. What is happe...
Requiem for a Dying Leviathan: the Self-Destruction of Modern Day Pharaoh
I wish we did not have to gather to “imagine liberation.” In an ideal world, the genocide would have ended the moment Gaza’s children held a press conference back in November of last year to plead for their lives.
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Common sense Islam for the latter days, justice-seeking, intellectual history. "I live like a man who is dead already. I have no fear whatsoever of anybody or anything" - alHajj Malcolm X
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