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Bazian is a commune in the Gers department in southwestern France.
We were honored today to host Zaytuna College co-founder Dr. Hatem Bazian who spoke about the development of Islamophobia. Dr. Bazian connected military and economic changes over the last 30 years to the prejudice against Muslims that we see today.
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Dr. Hatem Bazian answers questions at Saint Mary's College. He dispels the perception that women are oppressed by Islam. Also discussed - Honor killings and street justice are found no-where within the Qur'an. 2/19/08 Women are oppressed by men who lean on Islam for legitimacy. Dr. Bazian draws a parallel with the abuse of women in America, which is not a result of Islam, but of men.
UC Berkeley Near Eastern Studies Professor Dr. Hatem Bazian speaks to a crowd protesting against Israel's attacks on Gaza resulting in the death of hundreds of civilian Palestinians. (March 2008)
Dr. Hatem Bazian is co-founder and board member of Zaytuna College, a Muslim liberal arts institution in Berkeley, California, and senior lecturer in the departments of Near Eastern Studies and Ethnic Studies at UC-Berkeley. He is the co-founder and chairperson of American Muslims for Palestine and author of the book "Jerusalem in Islamic Consciousness." He spoke at Seeds of Hope and Justice for Palestinians and Israelis: What is required of US?, a FOSNA conference held April 4-5, 2014, in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Bazian discussed how a Muslim Theology of Liberation is an ethical and moral calling, not a search for codifying permanent power for Muslims. He believes Islam in the modern state should be located in upholding the dignity and freedom of all persons, providing a just and fair ec...
"Debating Engagement vs. Boycott" American Muslims often take to social media to debate controversial internal community questions like when, how and to what end should Muslims engage those with whom they disagree. This quickly degenerates into personal attacks and polarizing language. There is no safe space to rediscover Islam's tradition of open, honest, respectful debate in a neutral forum. ISPU as a neutral research organization, in partnership with ISNA, wishes to provide this needed platform. This debate does three things: It models Muslim civic discourse lacking in social media; it explores internal community debates openly and encourages critical thinking; and, it educates the community on a topic of vital importance. Get to know the speakers: Dr. Hatem Bazian - https://www.zayt...
Join us for a conversation about liberation theology with Dr. Hatem Bazian, Professor of Near Eastern Studies at Berkeley University. Dr. Hatem will discuss the fight for justice and liberation for all peoples in light of Islam and in the 21st century. Since the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) till the 21st century, there have been Muslims working, living, and dying for the ultimate justice for all and freedom of all people, internally and externally. As Stephen Biko said, “The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed.” In his talk, Dr. Hatem will explain the difference between people going through the colonialism versus post-colonialism experience, colonization versus settler-colonization, and what needs to happen in order for us to truly achieve...
Dr. Hatem Bazian is co-founder, senior faculty, and Academic Affairs Chair at Zaytuna College. He is also a senior lecturer in the Departments of Near Eastern and Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley. In 2009, he founded the Center for the Study of Documentation of Islamophobia at UC Berkeley. During the conference he discussed the states roles in creating radicalised Muslims whom then fufil the systems role to promote islamophobia. He goes on to further explain Islamophobia normalizes violence in every part of society and that that many Muslis view themselves through a double consciousness which creates conflict.
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Far away from the crazy rush
And while the storm is raging
It's safe and warm inside
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Ease the river runnin' through your mind
Lay your body next to me
Let your secrets all be mine
Take my hand and believe me
That love will guide us through
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While the world is going crazy
While the sky is falling down
One thing you can depend on
I will always be around
While the rain outside is pouring
I will make the sun shine through
While the world is going crazy
You can count on me
Cause I'll be loving you
Cause I'll be loving you
I turned on the news today
But I don't wanna hear a word they say
Outside the world is breakin' down
But we don't have a clue
Like a scream in an empty room
It's gettin harder just to find the truth
Let's forget it 'till the night is through
It's all about me and you
We can make our own heaven
It's not so hard to find
Cause girl I will protect you
Until the end of time
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I will catch you when you fall
All you do is just trust in me
I will keep you satisfied
Close your eyes and enjoy the ride
While the world is going crazy
(crazy)
While the sky is falling down
(falling down)
One thing you can depend on
I will always be around
(I'll be right there for ya baby)
While the rain outside is pouring
(pouring down)
I will make the sun shine through
While the world is going crazy
You can count on me
(you can count on me girl)
Cause I'll be loving you
(cause I'll be loving you)
(cause I'll be loving you)
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All you do is call