Join us for a powerful 2-day seminar beginning with a Tafsīr of Sūrah Āl ʿImrān. Drawing on the rich classical tradition of Qur’anic exegesis, we will explore timeless lessons on hardship, resilience, and divine aid—connecting these insights to the trials of Gaza today.
From there, we transition into the Culture Wars course, examining the ideological conflicts shaping American society. By tracing parallels between past movements—such as the Vietnam War protests—and today’s Gaza campus protests, we highlight how history repeats and how Muslims can navigate with clarity.
Sample Lecture 1:
From Canaan to the Nakba:
The Epic Story of Palestine
Sample Lecture 2:
The Bible, the Bullet, and the Border Wall:
Christian Zionism and the Palestinian Question
Sample Lecture 3:
Is the Empire Unraveling?:
The American Project at the Crossroads of History
Sample Lecture 4:
Silenced:
What Tucker Carlson, Cancel Culture, and the First Amendment Reveal About America
The American Culture Wars
Understanding the historical and contemporary ideological conflicts in the U.S., including parallels between past movements like the Vietnam War protests and current events such as the Gaza campus protests.
History
The entire history of how Israel came into existence and how to respond to false narratives
The Gaza Imperative
Analyzing the moral and political dimensions of the Gaza conflict and its implications for Muslims in America.
Islamic Theo-Philosophy & Spirituality
Exploring the intersection of Islamic theology and philosophy to address modern challenges.
Qur'anic Studies
Engaging with the Quran to find guidance and resilience amidst societal pressures
Comparative Eschatology: End Times Events
Comparing how jewish, christian and Muslims view the end of days
