Religious Reform Needs Pluralistic Debate, Not a Literal Return

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• Contemporary Islam is taking shape between surveillance, mediation, and the suspension of epistemic modernity

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• Reform between return and deconstruction
• The debate on religious reform is necessary and rich
• The diversity of intellectual positions among Muslims
• Reform between return and deconstruction
• The debate on religious reform is necessary and rich
• The diversity of intellectual positions among Muslims