On Saturday night, a large crowd gathered at Verdragon to hear Fatima Oussaka, Sandew Hira, and Malcom Ferdinand discuss their latest books and decolonising ecology. The event was co-organized by Observatoire Terre-Monde, DIN, and Verdragon, Maison de l’Ecologie Populaire. Aude Chesnais provided general animation, and
Join us for an inspiring book launch with Sandew Hira for his latest publication, Decolonizing The Mind – a guide to decolonial theory and practice. Purchase Decolonizing The Mind from the IHRC Bookshop WHEN: Wednesday, March 15, 2023, 6.30pm GMT WHERE: IHRC Bookshop (202
We have a number of announcements for you. Author Evening with Andrew Booso – The Book of Wisdoms Join us today for an author evening with Andrew Booso, to discuss the book, The Book Of Wisdoms [Kitab al-Hikam with Ikmal al-Shiyam] – A Collection of Sufi
Sandew Hira’s profound recounting of his political and spiritual journey from Marxist to Decolonial thinker and activist, across several decades, challenges those in the current time, who claim that the only challenge to capitalism comes from the left. Introduction On January 15th, 2023 I will
On Friday 26 August 2022, IHRC hosted an event with renowned writer and author Zirrar to discuss his new book Gazi and the Garden, a “modern collection of English translations of poetry by Muhammad Iqbal.” Muhammad Iqbal is “considered by many to be the last
Oral Statement on the Negative Impact of the Legacies of Colonialism on the Enjoyment of Human Rights 51st Session Human Rights Council, 28 September 2022 Agenda Item 3, Promotion and protection of human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to
Connecting the colonial past to the Hindutva present, Muhammed Nihad P V delves into both the current crises facing Muslims in India, as well as their reliance on Allah and ultimate justice in their struggle. The Politics of Spectacles Grand performances to proclaim the possession
Critical Muslim Studies: Decolonial Struggles and Liberation Theologies Granada, Spain – June 13 – June 17, 2022 Critical Muslim Studies is inspired by a need for opening up a space for intellectually rigorous and socially committed explorations between decolonial thinking and studies of Muslims, Islam
