|
Guest CV
|
Join live Tariq Ramadan on Tuesday January, 23, 2007 at 14:00 GMT, in an open discussion about muslims in Europe and the challenges of the new year.
Tariq Ramadan was born in Switzerland in 1962. He is the grandchild of imam Hasan-ul-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
Ramadan holds a master's degree in philosophy and French literature and a doctorate in philosophy in Arabic and Islamic studies from the University of Geneva. In Cairo, Egypt, he received one-on-one intensive training in classic Islamic scholarship from Al-Azhar University scholars.
He has resigned from the post of professor of Islamic studies at Notre Dame University (Classic Department) and Luce professor at the Kroc Institute (religion conflict and peace-building).
He is a professor of Islamic studies. He is currently a senior research fellow at Saint Antony’s College (Oxford, UK), Doshisha University (Kyoto, Japan), and at the Lokahi Foundation (London, UK).
He is a visiting professor (in charge of the chair: Identity and Citizenship) at Erasmus University, the Netherlands.
Through his writings and lectures, he has contributed substantially to the debate on the issues of Muslims in the West and Islamic revival in the Muslim world. He is active both at the academic and grassroots levels lecturing extensively throughout the world on social justice and dialogue between civilizations.
Ramadan is currently president of the European Muslim Network (EMN) think tank in Brussels, Belgium.
PUBLICATIONS:
Ramadan is the author of many books. Only a few are listed here:
Peut-on vivre avec l’islam ? Entretien avec Jacques Neirynck, Ed Favre, dernière édition fév. 2004
Globalization, Muslim Resistances Ed tawhid, novembre 2003
Les musulmans d’Occident et l’avenir de l’Islam, Ed Actes sud, 2003
Les Musulmans dans la Laïcité, responsabilités et droits des musulmans dans les sociétés occidentales, Tawhid, Lyon, 1994 (3ème éd. 2000).
Islam, le face à face des civilisations, Quel projet pour quelle modernité? Les Deux Rives, Lyon, 1995 (4ème éd. 2001).
Islam, The West and the Challenges of Modernity, Islamic Foundation, Leicester, September 2000, second edition 2004
To be a European Muslim, Islamic Foundation, Leicester, September 1999 (translated into 14 languages)
Aux sources du renouveau musulman, un siècle de réformisme islamique, Bayard-Centurion, Paris, septembre 1998 (2ème éd. Tawhid, Lyon, 2001)
Muslims in France, Islamic Foundation, Leicester, UK, April 1999
Entre l’Homme et son coeur, Tawhid, Lyon, 2000
De l’Islam, Tawhid poche, Lyon, 2002
Musulmans d’Occident, construire et contribuer, Tawhid poche, Lyon, 2002
La foi, la Voie, la résistance, Tawhid poche, Lyon, 2002
Dar ash-shahada, l’Occident, espace du témoignage, Tawhid poche, Lyon, 2002
Jihad, violence guerre et paix en Islam, Tawhid poche, Lyon, 2002
Les Musulmans d’Occident et l’Avenir de l’Islam, Actes Sud, janvier 2003, Paris
Western Muslims and the Future of Islam, (Oxford University Press, 2004 )
In the Footsteps of the Prophet, Lessons from the Life of Muhammad (Oxford University Press, 2007)
Written in collaboration:
Faut-il faire taire Tariq Ramadan? Entretiens avec Aziz Zemouri, Archipel, janvier 2005
Peut-on vivre avec l’Islam?, Entretiens avec Jacques Neirynck, Favre, Lausanne,1999 (3ème éd. 2001)
L’islam en questions, avec Alain Gresh, chez Actes-Sud, octobre 2000 (2ème éd. Actes-Sud, Babel, 2002)
Péril islamiste?, s.d. Alain Gresh, Complexe, Bruxelles, 1995
La tolérance ou la liberté? Les leçons de Voltaire et de Condorcet, s.d. Claude-Jean Lenoir, Complexe, Bruxelles, 1997.
Islam, Modernism and the West, Ed. by Gema Martin Munoz, I.B. Tauris, London, January 1999
La spiritualité, un défi pour notre société, avec Michel Bertrand, Michel Morineau, Luc Pareydt, Editions Tawhid & Réveils publications juin 2000.
La Méditerranée, Frontières et passages, s.d. Thierry Fabre, Actes Sud, Babel, 1999
L’irrationnel, menace ou nécessité?, Le Monde, Le Seuil, Paris, 1999
La non-violence? Des images idéales à l’épreuve du réel, Féd. Nationales des enseignants de yoga, Dervy, Paris, 2000
Entre 1991 et 2007: Publications d’environ 850 articles
To visit Ramadan's website, please follow the link:
http://www.tariqramadan.com
|
|
 |
