Co-Sponsored by The Association for Public Religion and Intellectual Life (APRIL)withSB Rodriguez-Plate, Sarah Dees, Erika Gault, and Hussein Rashid This is the second of our “Religion and America at 250” webinAAR series that will engage central questions around the meaning of religion, the meaning of America, and the intersections of…
The Interfaith Center of New York hosted a conference on Religious Resistance to Authoritarianism, and I privileged to be invited to give one of the close prayers. The video of that segment is below.
Always excited to join my friends on Graymalkin Lane to discuss the X-Men. This episode is about Arabian Knight, Orientalism, and having a good time.
There are ways to exist in harmony with all of creation that cultivate the soul and a relationship with the Divine. Hussein Rashid and Gordon Tucker bring Muslim and Jewish texts into dialogue to explore how religious traditions resist transactional relationships with the earth and with one another. …
I was recently interviewed by NY1 News about what it means to be a Shi’ah Muslim in New York City with a Shi’ah mayor. The original article is here, and the video is embedded below.
Over the summer I took part in a Doha Debate on whether superheroes are the moral leaders of our time or not. Video version. Audio version.
I was fortunate enough to be invited to give a response to a new book by my graduate school advisor, Ali Asani. I was in conversation with another mentor, Alnoor Dhanani. The video is embedded below.
New York faith leaders join ‘No Kings’ march against Trump administration agenda Hussein Rashid, a Muslim scholar who teaches at Union Theological Seminary, addressed the crowd wearing a T-shirt reading “Salam,” Arabic for peace. “God is called the compassionate and the merciful often in the Quran. That is how we…
