Harvard Islamica, the podcast of the Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Program at Harvard University, explores topics related to the scholarly study of Islam and Muslim societies at Harvard and beyond. SoundCloud | Apple Podcasts | Spotify Ep. 1 | Reviving Turāth: Islamic Education in Modern Egypt | Dr. Mary Elston Ep. 2 | Looking Back on Islamic Studies at Harvard | Roy Mottahedeh, William Graham, and Ali Asani Ep. 3 | The Making of an Islamic Historian | Prof. Roy Mottahedeh Ep. 4 | Podcasting and the Islamic History Classroom | Chris Gratien and Dana Sajdi Ep. 5 | Establishing Islamic and Comparative Religious Studies at Harvard | Prof. William A. Graham Ep. 6 | Giving Voice to Silenced Islams | Prof. Ali Asani Ep. 7 | Seeking What Is Good: Harvard Law Review, Islamic Law, and Legal Studies Across Traditions | Dr. Hassaan Shahawy Ep. 8 | How Has the Pandemic Affected Religious Behavior in the Muslim World? | Tarek Masoud, Kadir Yildirim, and Peter Mandaville Ep. 9 | Beyond the Realm of Religion: The Idea of the Secular in Premodern Islam | Dr. Rushain Abbasi Ep. 10 | Islamic Scholarship in Africa | Ousmane Kane and Ebrima Sall Ep. 11 | Preserving Islamicate Cultural Heritage from Harvard’s Libraries to the Balkans | András Riedlmayer Ep. 12 | Revisiting 'Women and Gender in Islam' | Leila Ahmed and Kecia Ali
