2024 News Clips
“I grew up Muslim in a Catholic community—and Mary represented common ground,”
The Guardian, Dec. 24, 2024, article by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan.
What Catholics can learn from Muhammad about grief,
US Catholic, Oct. 23, 2024,
essay by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan.
Silber-Obrecht Lectures to Georgetown Press,
Publisher’s Weekly, Oct. 16, 2024, announcement of Silber-Obrecht Lecture book in Religion Book Deals
We must have courage to dialogue,
National Catholic Reporter, Sept. 25, 2024,
commentary by Heather Miller Rubens.
3 Quranic concepts to guide interfaith dialogue.
U.S. Catholic, Aug. 8, 2024,
article by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan.
The Hajj: A Muslim Vision for the Interreligious Life
The Living Church, June 14, 2024, article by ICJS Muslim scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan
The casual, but dangerous antisemitism in Harrison Butker’s commencement speech
National Catholic Reporter, May 29, 2024, commentary by Heather Miller Rubens.
What the dead teach us about life: A view from Islam’s last rites,
Religion News Service, May 15, 2024, article by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan
5 things Lent and Ramadan have in common
U.S. Catholic, March 21, 2024, article by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan
The Muslim Mary
Covenant Magazine, March 12, 2024, article by ICJS Muslim Scholar Zeyneb Sayilgan
What Alabama’s IVF ruling reveals about the ascendant Christian nationalist movement
The Guardian, March 2, 2024, quotes ICJS Protestant Scholar Matthew D. Taylor.
Alabama justice’s ties with far-right Christian movement raise concern
NPR Morning Edition, Feb. 27, 2024, quotes ICJS Protestant Scholar Matthew D. Taylor.
How the Alabama IVF Ruling Was Influenced by Christian Nationalism
On the Media, Feb. 23, 2024, interview with ICJS Protestant Scholar Matthew D. Taylor.
Trump allies prepare to infuse ‘Christian nationalism’ in second administration
Politico, Feb. 20, 2024, quotes ICJS Protestant Scholar Matthew D. Taylor.