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Alwaleed bin Talal Seminar in Islamic Studies
Bringing world-class experts on topics ranging from Islamic law and theology to contemporary politics and Islam in America and West Africa to Harvard
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Research Methods in Islamic Studies
A workshop series designed to support the research of Harvard students, faculty and visiting fellows
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Spring 2021 Courses
Explore courses related to Islam and the Muslim world offered this spring
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Undergraduate and Doctoral Thesis Prizes
Congratulations to Murat Eczacıbaşı and Dr. Mary Elston, winners of the 2020 Alwaleed Bin Talal Thesis Prizes!
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Thinking Islam Within Religious Studies Conference
Convened by Professor Ahmed Ragab in honor of Professor William A. Graham on the occasion of his retirement
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The Alwaleed Islamic Studies Program at Harvard University is dedicated to furthering the scholarly study of Islam and the Muslim world on an interdisciplinary, global basis.
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The recording of our seminar on "Ibn Taymiyya on Reason and Revelation" by Carl Sharif El-Tobgui of @BrandeisU is now available! t.co/b1rLvkyDo5 @HarvardNELC t.co/t8gQPk3gip
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If you missed last month's #MedievalSeminar feat. @dukereligion's Omid Safi, tune in here to watch it: t.co/nCi7ol51WR. @HarvardIslamic @HarvardCMES
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The recording of our seminar on "Rumi's Ancestors on the Path of Radical Love (Mazhab-e 'Eshq): Ahmad al-Ghazali and Kharaqani" with Omid Safi (@ostadjaan) is now available! t.co/32rSySAQQf @MHCHarvard #Rumi
Promoting Scholarship
Alwaleed Bin Talal Seminar in Islamic Studies
Bringing experts from an array of fields within Islamic studies to Harvard.
Faculty Research Grants
Supporting the cutting-edge research of Harvard’s early-career faculty in Islamic studies
Alwaleed Bin Talal Thesis Prizes
Recognizing undergraduate and doctoral students who make original contributions to current scholarly discourse on Islam and Muslim societies, past and present.
Research Methods Workshop
A workshop series that allows Harvard students, faculty and visiting fellows to develop skills to enhance their Islamic studies research.