Sarwar Alam
Dr Sarwar Alam is currently an Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies at George Mason University, USA. He can be reached at salam25@gmu.edu.
What Sufism can teach us about the modern world
24 July 2026
Islam, and Sufism in particular, often regards the diversity of peoples, cultures, and religions as an expression of divine wisdom rather than a deviation from it.
24 July 2026
Mercy, love, and pluralism: A sufi vision of Islam
28 May 2026
In contemporary cultural and ideological conflicts, where Salafi and other activist movements frame themselves against a perceived hostile West, while Western narratives often portray Islam as problematic, the perspectives of Sufism and classical Islamic traditions are particularly vital.
28 May 2026
Daughters of Abrahamic faith: Scriptural narratives on women in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
3 April 2026
Duality serves as a central organising principle, defining the scriptural view on women in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.
3 April 2026
Female leadership in Islam: A response to Jamaat Ameer
10 February 2026
The Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Shafiqur Rahman, has categorically declared that no woman can ever occupy the party’s highest leadership position.
10 February 2026