The Hajj in Times of Epidemics

Blog | April 1, 2020

By Marjo Buitelaar. The Saudi government has recently ordered all hajj companies to put their activities on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic. The hajj […]

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What is the ‘Muslim Atlantic’? An Interview with Daniel DeHanas

Interview | October 16, 2019

Muslims on both sides of the Atlantic are linked by a shared faith tradition and face many challenges in common. To better understand these interconnections, […]

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Lessons from the Muslim Experience in France, UK, and US: An Interview with Myriam François

Interview | May 10, 2019

The Center for Global Policy in Washington, DC recently released a new report on Muslims in Western Europe and the United States. Co-authored by Myriam François […]

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Consigned to the Past: The Medieval, the Modern, and the Religious ‘Other’

Blog | July 9, 2018

As the violence of the so-called Islamic State drew widespread public attention, Barack Obama at a National Prayer Breakfast in Washington in February 2015 compared […]

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