“Neither of us would be allowed to do our jobs had we adhered to our practice of wearing a veil.”
By Hafsa Oubou
I will explore the covenantal relationship between statehood and religion and its implications for freedom of religion for religious institutions unaffiliated with white Christian Nationalism.
Islam in China is going through a period of architectural amputation called Sinicization. The result is a haunting landscape where dome-less and minaret-less mosques visualize deficiency as a definition of what it means to be Muslim in China today.
Luke Roberts introduces the essays in the symposium on Religion and Public Life.
By Luke Roberts