‘Charlie Hebdo’ Redux: Islam and Free Speech
Are there ‘natural’ limits to freedom? This essay argues that the dignity on which freedom is based must be recognized as underpinning not only traditional but also secular conceptions of freedom.
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The Gravity of Rubble
The Iranian People and their ‘Great Satans’
Umberto Eco, Fascism and Tradition
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We are delighted to announce the official launch of the Tokat Institute for Advanced Islamic Studies—a non-partisan academic institution dedicated to the rigorous and expansive study of the Islamic intellectual tradition. Guided by a team of internationally renowned scholars, the Institute embraces a holistic and integrative approach to Islamic...
Sacred Web 52
Dear Readers: We are excited to share that the Summer 2025 edition of Sacred Web (Volume 52) is now available. Sacred Web has been published in print for over 25 years, spanning 50 volumes that cover teachings from all the major faith and wisdom traditions. With our second digital edition,...
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