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Hashas speaks at Dartmouth College on “Rabat School”, Hanover, 05 November 2025
Mohammed Hashas, “Thinking from the edge of the Islamicate: Contemporary Rabat School,” Dartmouth College, Hanover, 04 November 2025
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Hashas talks to Afikra Podcast on Rabat School
Who are the giants of contemporary Moroccan philosophy? | Prof Mohammed Hashas Premiered Aug 18, 2025 🎙️ The afikra PodcastWe delve into the need to fill the literary and intellectual gap in Moroccan scholarship, the impacts of notable contemporary Moroccan philosophers and thinkers, and how their ideas engage with local, regional, and global issues like modernity, democracy, and human rights. Dr Mohammed Hashas is an assistant professor at the University of Rome Tor Vergata and discusses his new book on contemporary Moroccan thought, which focuses on philosophy, theology, society, and culture. He shares his academic journey and personal experiences that led to the creation of this comprehensive work. 0:00 Introduction…
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From Rabat: “Does Contemporary Moroccan Thought Exist?” (Y a-t-il une pensée marocaine contemporaine? هل هناك فكر مغربي معاصر؟)
“Does Contemporary Moroccan Thought Exist?” (Y a-t-il une pensée marocaine contemporaine? هل هناك فكر مغربي معاصر؟) 21.04.2025: “Does Contemporary Moroccan Thought Exist?” (Y a-t-il une pensée marocaine contemporaine? هل هناك فكر مغربي معاصر؟) discussion in Rabat International Book Fair SIEL, with editor Mohammed Hashas (University of Rome Tor Vergata) over his recent work Contemporary Moroccan Thought (Brill, 2025, pp. 830). Discussion in Arabic, French, and some English. Discusants: Raja Rhouni (Bouchaib Doukkali University, El Jadida), Driss Jebari (Trinity College, Dublin); moderation: Fadma Ait Mous (Hassan II University, Casablanca).
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“Contemporary Moroccan Thought” Book Launch in Berlin, 06 December 2024
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Islam on the Edges EP4 – Islamic Thought in Morocco: Philosophy and Muslim Feminism
In this episode, “Islam on the Edges” travels to a traditional edge of the Muslim and Arab worlds, Morocco. Often overlooked in the study of Islam and Islamic thought, Moroccans see themselves as part of the larger Arab/Islamic world and consciousness. Due to its rich Islamic traditions and the encounter with the European colonizers and thought, the Moroccans have developed a strand of Islamic thought that is both thought-provoking and innovative. In the first part of this podcast, Islam on the Edges host Dr. Ermin Sinanovic talks with Dr. Mohammed Hashas about the emergence of modern and contemporary Islamic thought in Morocco throughout the twentieth century. Dr. Hashas does so…
