CASAR sponsored a lecture by Dr. Sean Foley on "Revolution or Tajdid: Islam,
Thomas Jefferson, and the Rise of American Liberty" on Jan. 19.
Sean Foley is an Assistant Professor of History at Middle Tennessee State
University. Previously, he taught at Georgetown University where he earned
an M.A. in Arab Studies in 2000 and a Ph.D. in History in 2005. Foley held
Fulbright fellowships in Syria and Turkey in 2002 and 2003. He has published
widely on Middle Eastern history, Sufism, Persian Gulf politics, diplomatic
history, and the role of Islam in Euro-American social movements. In addition, Foley is completing a book on the Naqshbandiyya-Khalidiyya Sufi and writing a monograph under contract with Lynne Rienner Press: The Arab Gulf States: When Oil is Not Enough.
Islam directly affected the rise of the nation states in Europe the resultant rise of American liberty. Allah made nations-tribes so that they may know one another not despise one another as stated in the Koran. The failed state is the one seeking to know only itself by subjugating humanity to its atheism which is its religion even if it holds other religions as heirlooms for display. Again the failed state ends in the cruelty of its trespasses against humans --Islam is always the revolution
JeanLouiseDellAQ1 2 years ago
keep up the word, interesting video.
Aloosh12 3 years ago