Iqbal Centre Distinguished Lecture 2021
Re-Writing Women’s History in Islam: Hajar/Hagar as an Example Speaker: Professor Hatoon Al Fassi, Associate Professor in History, Honorary Fellow of Arabic and Middle Eastern...
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Special Webinar
Rethinking Political Secularism in Western Europe: The Multiculturalist Challenge Delivered by Professor Tariq Modood, Professor of Sociology, Politics and Public Policy and the founding Director...
Islam and Feminism CRG in Vogue Arabia
The Iqbal Centre's Islam and Feminism CRG was mentioned in a recent piece published in Vogue Arabia. The CRG is a unique opportunity to discuss issues...
Islamicate Afro-Futurism: Fulani, Zangistani and Decolonial Imaginations
The global Black Lives Matter movement has highlighted the urgency of addressing the inequalities and injustices faced by people of African descent and all other...
Islam and Feminism Critical Reading Group 2020/21
The Iqbal Centre is pleased to announce the dates of this year's Islam & Feminism Critical Reading Group. The CRG is a unique opportunity to...
Facebook Live: Introduction to Critical Muslim Studies
The first Facebook Live for the Critical Muslim Studies Project takes place Wednesday 30th September at 5pm UK time. Professor Salman Sayyid will be speaking...
Qur'anic Arabic 2020/21
It gives us great pleasure to announce the re-launch of Qur'anic Arabic. This introductory course is offered exclusively for undergraduate and postgraduate students at the...
Dr Tajul Islam visits IRF in Malaysia
In January 2020, Iqbal Centre co-director, Dr Tajul Islam, visited the Islamic Renaissance Front's headquarters in Kuala Lumpur to participate in this year's Summer School....
The Invisible Muslim
Medina Tenour Whiteman stands at the margins of whiteness and Islam. An Anglo-American born to Sufi converts, she feels perennially out of place—not fully at...
Critical Muslim Studies represented at BRISMES
Iqbal Centre and Critical Muslim Studies were well-represented at the 2019 BRISMES Conference, "Joining the Dots: Interdisciplinarity in Middle East Studies", which took place at...