Seyyed Hossein Nasr is University Professor of Islamic Studies at George Washington University, and one of the most important and foremost scholars of Islamic, Religious, and Comparative Studies in the world today. In this interview by Adeel Khan, Managing Editor of the journal Religions-Adyān, and Patrick Laude, Professor at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar, Nasr el...

As a consequence of international migration, religion has returned – if it had ever disappeared as an important group boundary in contemporary society. This is evident research on attitudes and social contacts that repeatedly shows segregation negative stereotyping particularly between Muslims non-Muslims, but also religious non-religious individuals. The outlined this inaugural lecture focuses...

Recent years have seen an apparent “return” of normative religious and cultic language in political media discourses, often adopted pejorative confrontational contexts. Arguably driven by contemporary divisions debates surrounding COVID-19 restrictions, terms including “cult,” “brainwashing,” “groupthink” reignited discourses so-called “cultic” behaviour beliefs. We argue, however, that the “cu...

hegel has an overview regarding religion and its process. by passing the art, religion and philosophy, this process goes from the lowest to the highest part. this article is going to clarify the difference between the hegel's treatment of religion in various periods of his thought. it also considers the historical phenomenology of religion in hegel's philosophy. in this regard in whic...