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Is There a Role for Shari'ah in Modern States?
Oct 23 2008
9:30am-5pm
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--- 9:30am ---
Opening and Welcome: John Esposito
Keynote: Noah Feldman, 'The Fall and Rise of the Islamic State'
--- 10:45am ---
Panel 1: Rethinking Islam? Myths and Realities of Islamic Law
Madhavi Sunder, 'Women and Shari'ah in Modern Law'
Sherman Jackson, 'Can Shari'ah be Reformed?'
Jonathan Brown, 'Shari'ah Meets Reality: Giving Fatwas in Egypt'
--- 12:15pm ---
Break
--- 1:30pm ---
Panel 2: The Appeal of Shari'ah in Modern Muslim Politics & State Building
Clark Lombardi, 'Shari'ah and Constitution Making' (Egypt, Indonesia, and Afghanistan)
Intisar Rabb, 'The Shari'ah Clause in Modern Constitutions'
Nathan Brown, 'Shari’ah and Constitutional Reform'
--- 3pm ---
Break
--- 3:15pm ---
Panel 3: Shari'ah in a Human Rights Era
Abdulaziz Sachedina, 'Islam and Human Rights: A Clash of Universalisms?'
Mohammad Fadel, 'Islamic Law and International Human Rights' (Non-Muslim minorities and apostasy)
Andrew March, 'Shari'ah and Muslim Minorities in Europe'
Contact
Adam Holmes
Program Coordinator
Prince Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding
ach64@georgetown.edu
(202)687-8375
Sponsor
Prince Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding