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Gaber Mohamed is starting The Racial Contract
لا بد أنْ يقتنعَ الرجل الأسود بدونيته، وينبغي أن تقتنع شعوب إفريقيا وآسيا بنقصها وعجزها وفقرها إلى استعمار الرجل الأبيض. ينبغي وضع غمامة تحجب الرؤية العقلية والأخلاقية عند هذا العبد، حتى يتأكد من ضرورة أنْ يكون عبدًا، وأنْ يظلّ مقتنعًا بحاجته إلى سيده، وأنْ يرى في العبودية حياته، وألّا طريق إلى ذلك إلَّا بامتناعه أنْ يكونَ إنسانًا.
— Aug 26, 2022 02:18PM Add a comment
The Racial Contract








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Gaber Mohamed is on page 242 of 296 of Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)
For Marx, legal concepts of social relations, in terms of property and contract rights, replaced religion as fundamental ideological supports of capitalist social relations. For Durkheim, law replaced religion as the main embodiment of shared values and providing social solidarity. For Weber, the growth of law linked to the processes of rationalization which resulted from and replaced the Protestant ethic.
— Nov 09, 2019 06:17AM Add a comment
Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)

Gaber Mohamed
Gaber Mohamed is on page 220 of 296 of Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)
This raises the profile of law since now: ‘Law, far from being an abstruse, technical discipline marginal to the university, is intricately involved in all that study in the university which involves either humanity, society or the state
— Nov 02, 2019 09:13AM Add a comment
Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)

Gaber Mohamed
Gaber Mohamed is on page 220 of 296 of Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)
The acceptance of the fact that law is a component part of the wider social and political structure leads not only to the conclusion that academic lawyers should engage with other disciplines, but also suggests that other disciplines should engage with law.
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Religion, Law and Society (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)


Gaber Mohamed
Gaber Mohamed is on page 250 of 304 of Islam and Democracy after the Arab Spring
If in the past, the question had been “Is Arab culture or Islam compatible with democracy?” the question and concern now became “Are the old guard and entrenched elites (military, courts, police and other political economic elites associated with the old regime) ready for the transition to democracy?"
— May 08, 2016 04:15PM Add a comment
Islam and Democracy after the Arab Spring

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