SEMINARS

Ottoman Ulema and Modernity

Yakub Ahmed

The “long nineteenth century” as it is known regarding Ottoman history is a narrative of how the Ottoman domains and Islam entered modernity. In doing so Islam and its interlocutors, such as the Caliph and ulema, were often viewed within the narrative of modernity and in particular the secular and colonial gaze. As a result the ulema by and large were either perceived from this viewpoint or ignored all together providing a very limited explanation of Islam and the ulema in the late Ottoman domains. This seminar shall thus examine whether this narrative requires some scrutiny. The seminar shall first examine what is Islam, then what is modernity and then examine the role of the ulema throughout the key milestone moments in late Ottoman history.

SEMİNER PROGRAM LİSTESİ

Location Date Time Seminar Instructor Notes
Kırmızı Salon 12.10.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed
Kırmızı Salon 19.10.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed
Kırmızı Salon 26.10.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed
Kırmızı Salon 2.11.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed
Kırmızı Salon 9.11.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed
Kırmızı Salon 16.11.2019 17:30 1 Yakub Ahmed

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