Symposium on Religious Freedom and the Rights Of Minorities (Panel 1: Ft. Dr. Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah, Dr Jamal Badawi & Dr. Jonathan Brown) Modeator: Imam Mohamed Magid

Cosponsored with The Islamic Society of North America. Scholars and academics of Islam discussed the historical legacy of religious minorities in Muslim-majority societies, and how concepts of pluralism and minority rights can be examined in a contemporary context, particularly following the dramatic developments of the Arab Spring. This symposium provided an opportunity for academics, government officials, diplomats, and other experts based in Washington, DC to engage in these discussions.

Dr. Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah: Pluralism & Religious Minorities in Islam: The Historical Legacy

Jamal Badawi: Early Islamic Theology on Religious Minorities and Pluralism

Jonathan Brown: Ideals and Realities for Better or for Worse in the History of Religious Minorities in Islamic Civilization

Original: http://vimeo.com/55551089
Panel 2: http://vimeo.com/55554853

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