Ulama (Muslim religious scholars) and Islamists have had a great impact in shaping the multifaceted politics of the Muslim world. A public symposium will be held to discuss the boundaries, conflicts and links between Ulama and Islamists with a critical focus on the fluidity of such identities.
【Date & Time】
21 Nov, 2015 (Sat) 3:00- 6:30 pm
【Venue】
Conference Room 1, 3rd Floor Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo
*This symposium is open to public. No registration is required. English will be the official language.
Program
15:00-15:40 | 【Paper 1】Teruaki Moriyama (Doshisha University) The Intellectual Practice of the Classic Ulama: Case of the 11th Century \’Ashab al-Hadith\’ or Hadith Scholars |
15:40-16:20 | 【Paper 2】 Mohammed Moussa (JSPS) Ulama and Islamists in Contemporary Egypt: Between Authenticity and Political Order |
16:20-16:40 | Coffee Break |
16:40-17:30 | 【Comment 1】Takayuki Yokota (Nihon University) 【Comment 2】Sachi Sakanashi (JIME-IEEJ) 【Comment 3】Eiji Nagasawa (The University of Tokyo) |
17:30-18:30 | Discussion |
【主催】東文研・班研究「中東の社会変容と思想運動」
【共催】科研費プロジェクト「アラブ革命と中東政治の構造変動に関する基礎研究」(代表:長沢栄治)
担当:長澤