Mystic Motherland: Africa, the Qur'an, and the Esoteric Sciences | Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- Panel II: Egyptian Mysteries, Early Muslims, & Mediterranean Worlds
Recorded in October 29 - November 1, 2016.
Aya Sabry
Rudolph Ware
Ian Moyer
Imam Muhammed Mendes
Ali Hussain
-“We tell you the best tales in what We have revealed to you of this Qurʾan”-
Qurʾan, Sura Yusuf, 12:3
Qurʾan-though universal in its message-is largely a book about Africa. Many (probably most) of the tales related in the Qurʾan take place in Africa, and Africans figure prominently in many stories set elsewhere. No wonder that Africans have long found their place in its stories. The tales of Joseph & Jesus, Moses & Mary, Solomon & Sheba, along with countless others, all lead us back to Africa.
Birthplace of humanity, fount of knowledge, realm of mysteries, Africa has occupied a central place in sacred narratives and holy imaginaries for people everywhere. And African peoples (both within and without Islam) have long made physical and metaphysical pilgrimages to the Egypt of the Abrahamic scriptures-source of secret, sacred, sciences.
IKHLAS-the Islamic Knowledge, Histories & Language, Arts & Sciences initiative- invites you to attend this three-day symposium engaging scholars trained in a variety of academic and Islamic disciplines. Experts in fields ranging from history to Qurʾan exegesis, from Anthropology to Sufism (and almost everything in between) will present original work on the place of Africa and Africans in symbolic and social engagements with Islam and secret knowledge.
Esoteric sciences, (al-ʿulūm al-bāṭiniyya) in Islam, are usually defined as knowledge of secret, hidden, and unseen things. These are conventionally juxtaposed with exoteric sciences. The latter deal with manifest realities and the external shell of things, while the former treat hidden interiorities and ineffable realities. IKHLAS, in its mission to engage the ‘ulum al-din (religious disciplines) seeks in this conference to interrogate the historical and epistemological foundations of Islam’s subtle sciences.
Africa, from east to west, and from north to south will be the setting for the presentations. The conference thus focuses on the Mother-land, however its stories are largely told on the shores of seas (Mediterranean & Red) and on the foam of oceans (Atlantic & Indian). The temporal range of the communications will range from the Ancient Nile Valley in 3500 BCE, right down to the present.
Is there a video that shows what he's looking at?
Excellent Forum and Panel. I appreciated the subject matters of all the speakers..
the one video without footage of the computer screen, where they immediately use the computer as part of their lecture.
Perusing through Dr. Ware's videos, it would seem that better production values would enhance the understanding of his insights.
We need the graphic references, Dr. Ware. Thanks!
Thank you for the post. Is "saturdays session" that dr.ware keeps reffering to already uploaded? If so under what title? Thanks
What's going on with the sound ? When I first viewed this out standing panel over a month ago, the sound was fine, now you can hardly hear it ! Please fix the sound or did some one sabotage this video because of it's important content !
This is brilliant- did anyone record Dr Ware's keynote speech? Really enjoyed this, from London.
Saracen 786 I was trying to find that out too?
thambone30 I've had no luck. If I find it I'll post it here.
Saracen 786 the Afro asiatic model is no longer acknowledged or employed by African scholars as Greenbergs model does not employ historical comparative linguistics and is also not categorised by the people who actually speak the language. I'll post you a link covering this.
Kofi Khesi Aakhut thanks brother, I would be interested to learn about this.
Saracen 786 your welcome he's meticulous to the point of obsession and leaves no stone unturned.
Amazing how the ego works cause in reality you know nothing with your PHD.
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And you know better with your numerology gobbledigook....
@9:54 what a crock.
Otherwise, very good.
Are you referring to the fact that "race" has no scientific definition?