The Muslim Community and its Ethos
The meaning of “community” changes as human societies develop new social and political orders. This is true of any term: a part of it remains tethered to past meanings, and a part grows in response…
Mohammed Hashas [“ḥaṣḥāṣ”] teaches Arab-Islam Studies at Luiss Guido Carli University in Rome. He is also a Research Fellow affiliate to Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO) in Berlin. His research areas are modern and contemporary Arab-Islamic thought, European Islamic thought, and contemporary Moroccan thought. Hashas was previously a Research Fellow in Berlin, Palermo, Oxford, Copenhagen, and Tilburg, and a non-Resident Fellow at CICW in Wenchester VA. Hashas has authored The Idea of European Islam (2019), Intercultural Geopoetics (2017), and led the edition of Islam, State and Modernity (2018), Imams in Western Europe (2018), Islamic Ethics and the Trusteeship Paradigm (2020). His newest edited volume is Pluralism in Islamic Contexts (2021), and he is currently editing the first comprehensive volume on Contemporary Moroccan Thought (due in 2023). His opinion essays are reproduced on his personal website at: www.mohammedhashas.com
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