These courses explore how Muslims have understood political authority, citizenship, justice, conflict, diplomacy, and collective responsibility. The aim is neither to reduce Islam to politics nor to treat political ideas in isolation, but to examine how theological, ethical, legal, and social arguments shape public life.
Current courses
- Islamic Political Theory
- Islam Today: From Salafism to Muslim Liberation Theology and Feminism
- Exploring the Islamic State
- Making Sense out of 21st-Century Barbarism
- The Islamophobic Context and Significance of Qur’an Burnings
- Malcolm X and Blackamerican Islamic Liberation Theology
Previous and international teaching
- Muslim World Politics and Diplomacy
- War and Peace from an Islamic Perspective
- Religion and Politics
- Conflict and Religion
- Human Rights and Global Justice
- Political Islam
- The Arab Spring
- Islam and the Foundations of Political Power
- Recalling the Caliphate: Decolonization and World Order
- Religious Secularity: A Theological Challenge to the Islamic State
- The Symbolic Scenarios of Islamism
- The Impossible State: Islam, Politics and Modernity’s Moral Predicament
- HAMAS: Resistance and Mobilization through Islam
- The Living Legacy of Malcolm X
- Malcolm’s Genius
- 2013 Stockholm Riots: A Brief Overview
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Emin Poljarević 