Ibn Taymiyya (728/1328) et son Darʾ taʿāruḍ al-ʿaql wa-l-naql
Ahmad Wagih Doctorant en théologie musulmane à Dār al-ʿUlūm (Université du Caire) icon-calendar Mardi 19 mai 2015 à 17h00 Ibn Taymiyya (m. 728/1328) occupe une place très particulière dans la tradition musulmane. Il accusait régulièrement les oulémas de son époque d’avoir une approche non critique des sciences musulmanes, ce qui lui a valu plusieurs séjours […]
Muslim theology of religions
Call for papers: MIDEO 33 (2018) Islam and religions. The topic is not new. At the time of early Islam, it referred to the relations and interactions between Muslims and non-Muslims. In the first centuries of Islam, it was discussed in the context of treaties on dogmas and practices of different “sects” and religions. It classifies […]
The Dominican contribution to Christian-Muslim dialogue
Emilio Platti, « The Dominican contribution to Christian-Muslim dialogue » in: Philippiniana sacra 51/153, mai-août 2016 (“800 years of the Order of Preachers”), p. 463‒486.
Incontro a Roma su islam e terrorismo
Alberto Ambrosio, « Incontro a Roma su islam e terrorismo ‒ Quando il dialogo si fa in moschea » in: Osservatore Romano, 13 mai 2016.
Libertà religiosa
Alberto Fabio Ambrosio, « Libertà religiosa : Diritto di libertà interiore », in: Missioni consolata 118, Gennaio-febbraio 2016, p. 63‒67.
Dal Saladino agli Ottomani
Emilio Platti, « Dal Saladino agli Ottomani : L’Egitto, le sue scuole islamiche e l’ortodossia sunnita », in: dans : Luciano Vaccaro (éd.), Popoli, religioni e Chiese lungo il corso del Nilo, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, Gazzada Schianno : Fondazione Ambrosiana Paolo VI, 2015, p. 300-321.
L’Egitto sciita
Adrien Candiard, « L’Egitto sciita : la dinastia fatimide » in: Luciano Vaccaro (éd.), Popoli, religioni e Chiese lungo il corso del Nilo, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, Gazzada Schianno : Fondazione Ambrosiana Paolo VI, 2015, p. 189−299.
È brezza divina
Alberto Fabio Ambrosio, È brezza divina. Parabole sufi, Jouvence, Milano, 80 pages, 2015.
Sufism, literary production, and printing
Catherine Mayeur-Jaouen, Rachida Chih and Rüdiger Seesemann (éd.), Sufism, literary production, and printing in the nineteenth century, (Mitteilungen zur sozial- und Kulturgeschichte, 37), Ergon Verlag, Würzburg, 579 pages, 2015. Contributions: Catherine Mayeur-Jaouen, « Sufism and printing in nineteenth-century Egypt », Ibidem, p. 25s. Alberto F. Ambrosio, « The library of the whirling dervish: an editorial policy […]
Yahyā ibn ʿAdī
Emilio Platti, « Yahyâ ibn ʿAdî, disciples and masters. On questions of religious philosophy », in: The character of Christian-Muslim encounter, Brill, Leiden – Boston, 2015, p. 60‒84.