Islam, Tradition and Modernity: A Conversation with Dr. Javad Hashmi

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  • Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
  • Join Mukunda as we speak with Dr. Javad Hashmi, a Phd. candidate at Harvard University in Islamic studies and is also a medical doctor.
    He has written numerous academic articles for a variety of academic journals and conferences along with engaging in discussions and debates about Islam, Islamism, Atheism and History of Islamic Thought.
    In this episode, we discuss a host of topics including:
    00:01:20 Introduction to Dr. Javad Hashmi;
    00:17:40 Modern Historical Critical vs. traditional approach to Islam;
    00:25:30 Dr. Hashmi’s position on the divine nature of the Quran and the Prophet;
    00:35:20 Who was the author of the Quran and how was it compiled and preserved;
    00:42:30 What are the origins and the status of the Hadith in relation to the Quran;
    00:47.15 Islamic Modernism;
    01:08:15 How does the Quran and the Hadith address and engage with non-believers and non-Muslims;
    01:19:10 What’s Dr. Hashmi’s position what Islam’s idea on the nature of God and God’s relation to human beings; How does Islam conceive of God and can God be experienced?;
    01:30:30 Islamic Mystical traditions and experience;
    01:34:20 How has the Muslim community responded to Islamic Modernist position and Dr. Hashmi;
    01:41:40 Final Thoughts and Conclusions;
    You can find Dr. Javad Hashmi at:
    Twitter: @DrJavadTHashmi
    harvard.academia.edu/JavadHashmi
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @justinrozario2003
    @justinrozario2003 8 місяців тому +2

    I'll never understand how Mukunda doesn't have atleast 100k subs

    • @merumedia4249
      @merumedia4249  8 місяців тому +5

      I'm not that controversial and I don't think I promote it enough plus I need to up the production quality

  • @rolandboston48774
    @rolandboston48774 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for having this gem of a discussion with Dr. Javad 🙏
    It's always nice to listen to people from different religious backgrounds talk things

  • @krishnapartha
    @krishnapartha 7 місяців тому

    Excellent information.

  • @anika_h
    @anika_h 8 місяців тому +1

    Erm....so how many years did he spend studying....and did his parents fund all that???

  • @indiapakistanfriends7453
    @indiapakistanfriends7453 8 місяців тому

    It is wrong to compare Dharmic religions with thousands of sages and millions of books in different languages with the prophetic Abrahmic religions which are based on single ultimate prophets.

    • @zakymalik6920
      @zakymalik6920 8 місяців тому +1

      Strawman fallacy

    • @rolandboston48774
      @rolandboston48774 8 місяців тому +1

      Religions do share common features and trajectories so the comparisons they made were fair. Them being from different religions and being able to relate enriched the conversation.

    • @krishnapartha
      @krishnapartha 7 місяців тому

      Probably one of the dumbest comments I’ve read on UA-cam. Steeped in dogmatism. Good luck. How are your friendships and relations? Haha ❤

    • @jidrit999
      @jidrit999 11 днів тому

      Yes. Both are opposite

  • @indiapakistanfriends7453
    @indiapakistanfriends7453 8 місяців тому

    Prophet Mohammed fought against polytheistic religions. Islam also imposed Jiziya tax on Jews and Christians.

    • @zakymalik6920
      @zakymalik6920 8 місяців тому

      Valid contemporary sources

    • @MaithiliKulkarni
      @MaithiliKulkarni 5 місяців тому

      I'm sure he did. But that doesn't make it aspirational. It doesn't even mke it the right thing to do.
      Think about it.

    • @laylaali5977
      @laylaali5977 2 місяці тому

      The taxes were because they are not required to serve the army Muslims also pay taxes it’s what is called zaka historicaly governments collected also Jews and Christian governments also taxed non Jews and non Christians