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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim explains why he needs the state to be secular while speaking at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim explains why we should honor Ustahd Mahmoud Mohamed Taha while speaking at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses Islam and the diversity of Muslims while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses the elements of human understanding and interpretation in Sharia while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses the relationship between religion and the state while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses the postcolonial condition of Muslim states while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses civic reason and the role of Sharia in politics while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses religion, the state, and politics while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses religion, the state, and politics while presenting the 2007 Currie Lecture, The Future of Shari’a: Secularism from an Islamic Perspective, at Emory University School of Law.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses the influence of Mahmoud Mohamed Taha on his project, The Future of Sharia, while speaking at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim discusses how to make progress and learn from the example of Sudan while speaking at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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Emory Law Professor Abdullahi An-Naim answers questions following his lecture at Ohio University, May 2008.

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