
AMI Podcasts explore a range of different topics including the latest cutting-edge research within the field of Islamic Studies, book reviews by prominent authors and academics, and discussions among scholars of diverse faiths and denominations within Islam.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 5 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityIslam  | |||

In this talk, Professor Seyyed Mohaghegh Damad and Hossein Mousavi explore ʿAllāmah Ṭabāṭabāʾī’s theory of idrākāt-i iʿtibārī — or mentally-posited conceptions — and its transformative implications for Islamic legal reasoning. They discuss how human ... more
Professor Abdolkarim Soroush reflects on how Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) must continually evolve to remain relevant. He contrasts its practical and theoretical dimensions, arguing that true renewal depends on deeper engagement with theology, philoso... more
In this talk, Professor Oliver Leaman cautions against overstating rationalism’s place in Islamic law. Drawing on Qurʾānic narratives like Moses and Khidr, he argues that divine wisdom often transcends human reasoning. Leaman challenges the assumptio... more
Shaykh Arif Abdul Hussain explores how the metaphysical insights of Ṣadrāian philosophy can reshape our understanding of rationality in Islamic law. He revisits the tension between reason and Sharīʿa through concepts like aṣālat al-wujūd (the princip... more
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While the presentation of this series appears to be an in depth, nuanced, modern reflection of Shia Islam, several of the topics addressed are confusing to listeners. Semantics and linguistics often override a clear summation of the core beliefs of Shia Fiqh. I prefer the Thaqlain app, which provides extreme clarity in terms of lectures, videos and content on mainstream Shia beliefs.
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Exploring a diverse array of topics within Islamic Studies, significant themes revolve around cutting-edge research, critical book reviews, and insightful discussions among scholars from various faiths and backgrounds in Islam. Most episodes focus on contemporary interpretations of classical texts, the impact of philosophical discourse on religious understanding, and the intersections of faith and emotional experience. This podcast provides a platform for nuanced dialogues about the implications of Islamic teachings in modern contexts, making it appealing to listeners interested in a deeper understanding of religious thought and practice.
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