In this episode of History Speaks, Dr. Roshan Iqbal speaks with Dr.
Sarra Tlili, author of Animals in the Qur’an, a groundbreaking
work—translated into Arabic—that has reshaped scholarship on Islam,
ethics, and the environment. Together, they explore her thesis that
the Qur’an is theocentric and not an anthropocentric text and what
this means for how we understand creation and ourselves. This episode
is dedicated, with Dr. Tlili’s permission, to the life and legacy of
Jane Goodall.
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In this episode of History Speaks, Dr. Roshan Iqbal speaks with Dr.
Sarra Tlili, author of Animals in the Qur’an, a groundbreaking
work—translated into Arabic—that has reshaped scholarship on Islam,
ethics, and the environment. Together, they explore her thesis that
the Qur’an is theocentric and not an anthropocentric text and what
this means for how we understand creation and ourselves. This episode
is dedicated, with Dr. Tlili’s permission, to the life and legacy of
Jane Goodall.
History Speaks EP9 | Karbala and Nobility | Roshan Iqbal with Cyrus Ali Zargar
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History Speaks EP9 | Karbala and Nobility | Roshan Iqbal with Cyrus Ali Zargar
What does it mean to act with nobility in the face of certain loss? In
this episode of History Speaks, host Roshan Iqbal speaks with Dr.
Cyrus Ali Zargar, Al-Ghazali Distinguished Professor of Islamic
Studies at the University of Central Florida, about his powerful new
book The Ethics of Karbala. Whether you’re familiar with Karbala or
learning about it for the first time, this episode invites you to
reflect on the enduring power of principled resistance.
The Maydan Podcast
In this episode of History Speaks, Dr. Roshan Iqbal speaks with Dr.
Sarra Tlili, author of Animals in the Qur’an, a groundbreaking
work—translated into Arabic—that has reshaped scholarship on Islam,
ethics, and the environment. Together, they explore her thesis that
the Qur’an is theocentric and not an anthropocentric text and what
this means for how we understand creation and ourselves. This episode
is dedicated, with Dr. Tlili’s permission, to the life and legacy of
Jane Goodall.
