Ahmed Younis, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Chapman University and International Ambassador for Global Ethics and Social Justice for the Paulo Freire Democratic Project, explains his view of the need for reform among Muslim Americans. Specifically, he discusses the need for increased religious literacy to create a modern, just Muslim identity amongst youth and the concept of reformation in a Muslim context.
Afghanistan’s higher education faces setbacks under Taliban rule, with bans on women’s education, faculty exodus, and curriculum changes.
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Explore how Central Asia-Middle East relations foster growth through trade, innovation, and investment positioning Central Asia as a hub.
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