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From Casablanca University: ““Realist Idealism in Contemporary Ethical Thought of Rabat School: From al-Fassi to Lahbabi and Taha”
From Casablanca: “Realist Idealism in Contemporary Ethical Thought of Rabat School: From al-Fassi to Lahbabi and Taha,” (in Arabic) for “Allal al-Fassi and the Challenges of Reform” Conference, at the University of Hassan II of Casablanca, Faculty of Letters in Mohammedia, Morocco.
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From Berlin: “Contemporary Arab Political Philosophy: Projects from Rabat”
08-09.05.2025: Paper-presentation entitled “Contemporary Arab Political Philosophy: Projects from Rabat,” for the conference on Contemporary Arab philosophy (Divan Forum für Arabische Philosophie der Gegenwart), organized by Berlin Divan Arabic Cultural House (Divan Das Arabische Kulturhaus). Panelists: Nils Riecken, Mohammed Hashas, Haider Saeed. https://derdivan.org/divan-forum-fuer-arabische-philosophie-der-gegenwart/ Conference on Contemporary Arab philosophy (Divan Forum für Arabische Philosophie der Gegenwart), organized by Berlin Divan Arabic Cultural House (Berlin Divan Das Arabische Kulturhaus).
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“Contemporary Moroccan Thought” Book Launch in Rome, 22 November 2024
تقديم ومناقشة الكتاب الجماعي الجديد في الدراسات المغربية والعربية باللغة الانجليزية في 800 صفحة، 30 فصلا، والصادر عن دار بريل العريقة، حقوق النشر 2025. “الفكر المغربي المعاصر: في الفلسفة، والدين، والمجتمع، والثقافة. للمزيد حول الكتاب من موقع الناشر: https://brill.com/display/title/63015?contents=toc-116020 للإخبار، على موقع بناصا، باللغة العربية: الأكاديمي المغربي محمد حصحاص يُصدِر أول عمل حول الفكر المغربي المعاصر باللغة الإنجليزية الأكاديمي المغربي محمد حصحاص يُصدِر أول عمل حول الفكر المغربي المعاصر باللغة الإنجليزية على موقع هسبريس تحته “الفكر المغربي المعاصر” يشرح الفلسفة والمجتمع والثقافة بالإنجليزية
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Modern Moroccan Thought – Blogs Instalment 1 – Modern Historiography
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A Tribute to the late Modernist Moroccan Philosopher Mohammed Sabila
Mohammed Sabila, an important Moroccan and Arab scholar-philosopher, died on June 19th (1942 – 19 July 2021, Morocco) because of complications due to Covid-19. While he is little known in the non-Arabic speaking world, tributes written about him by prominent scholars that were either influenced by his work, or were his students and colleagues, are a testimony to the large role he played in introducing modern philosophy to Moroccan universities, Moroccan intellectual culture, and Arab culture at large. He was mourned in various widely-circulated Arab language newspapers, like Alaraby (London/Qatar), Aawsat (London/Saudi Arabia), Almayadeen (Beirut), Alittihad (Abu Dhabi), and many others.
