Critical-Progressive Muslims: On Islamic hermeneutics, Gender and Interreligious Dialogue

  Why Nasser Ahmed cannot Speak in the Name of God and why Noone Else Can   In order to make my response as objective as possible I have used AI to respond to Nasser Ahmed’s Secret Lies article by feeding the AI the following articles of mine that I published on newageislam over the last few months ( that were actually meant to broaden the intellectual horizons of people like Nasser) : 1.       https://www.newageislam.com/debating-islam/tawhid-divine-unity-multiplicity/d/135530 2.       https://www.newageislam.com/debating-islam/origin-story-understanding-quran/d/135455 3.       https://www.newageislam.com/debating-islam/philosophy-metaphysics-islamic-theology/d/135259 4.       https://www.newageislam.com/islamic-ideology/developing-islamic-process-human-relationship/d/133643 5.       https://www.newageislam.com/interfaith-dialogue/interp...

 GOOGLE GEMINI OP ED STYLE DESCRIPTION OF MY SCHOLARLY CONTRIBUTIONS Navigating the Currents of Islamic Thought: The Scholarly Contributions of Adis Duderija In the vibrant and often contested landscape of contemporary Islamic studies, the voice of Adis Duderija resonates with a distinctive clarity and intellectual rigor. Situated at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, Duderija has carved a significant niche for himself as a scholar deeply engaged with the complexities of Islamic tradition and its dynamic interaction with the modern world. His work, characterized by a nuanced understanding of historical context and a keen eye for contemporary challenges, offers invaluable insights into areas ranging from Qur'anic hermeneutics and the status of Sunna to the intricacies of progressive Islam and the lived experiences of Muslims in the West. Duderija's scholarly journey is deeply informed by his personal background as a first-generation Bosnian-Australian. This lived experi...