J M Labaki

For those who followed Jusef in ‘A Riffian’s Tune’ and wonder what comes next, be assured I’m working on the next book. Well into the journey, [...]

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[...] The Arabic Language as a body of culture, thought and literature covers different periods of history, and these [...]

[...] find justice, care, and equality all because the landlord is God. B.  The second user is the Muslim community. When it comes to Muslim community, Islamic theology starts to get deeper and more [...]

[...] – criminal law, family law, public law, etc. There appears to be very little mobility in the Islamic Theology and Law. Historically and culturally, Islam has to be considered in the context of the [...]

[...] is God. B.  The second user is the Muslim community. When it comes to Muslim community, Islamic theology starts to get deeper and more complicated, for as the Mosque transcends the community, so [...]

[...] , his understanding, based on clinical observations–especially single cases–and teaching, Kovel reduces the complicated mechanism of neurosis to the absence of internal will; that of psychosis is [...]

[...] , however, problems arise. To understand the disequilibrium in statistical terms (deviation,) Kovel refers to pre-supposed criteria: “common-lived-experience” (Mean). But the absence of the Mean [...]

[...] (balance of imbalance) created and maintained by the “I won’t” change. 16 4. Psychosis Psychosis is described in terms analogous to neurosis. The actual debate on classification [...]

[...] St James who would expound Islamic dogma — faith without action is a cadaver. Simply because Islam rejects any sort of dichotomy or distinction between faith and action, the Mosque, at once, is [...]

[...] or Culture, named by its reference to Islam, not in itself, is different from the Arabic Islamic Literature; it is, however, the only one which could be compared to the present literature of our [...]