A Different Conversation with Wael Hallaq
The article features an interview with Wael Hallaq, a professor of Islamic moral philosophy at the American Academy. It discusses the philosophical rebellion against Western academia and its role in revitalizing Islamic thought and cultural debates in America, especially in the context of the rising issues surrounding Palestine and Gaza, and their impact on the intellectual awareness of Arab and Islamic communities in American society. It also explores Hallaq’s role in critically examining Orientalism and documenting Western condemnation of the roots of genocide, emphasizing the importance of Islamic philosophical heritage in shaping ethical and humanitarian theories. Furthermore, it highlights his resistance to Western academic domination and the challenge posed by Western researchers interested in Islamic heritage.
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