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Farid Esack (* 1959 in Wynberg, Südafrika) ist ein südafrikanischer islamischer Theologe und politischer Aktivist. Bekanntheit erlangte er wegen seiner Rolle als Aktivist für die antiisraelische Kampagne Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS). (de) Farid Esack (born 1955 in Wynberg, Cape Town) is a South African Muslim scholar, writer, and political activist known for his opposition to apartheid, his appointment by Nelson Mandela as a gender equity commissioner, and his work for inter-religious dialogue. (en) Farid Esack est un universitaire, écrivain et activiste politique sud-africain musulman engagé contre l'apartheid. (fr) Farid Esack ( (Kaapstad), 1959) is een Zuid-Afrikaanse schrijver en moslimtheoloog. Hij studeerde islamitisch recht en theologie in Karachi (Pakistan) en behaalde een doctorsgraad in de hermeneutiek van de Qor'an aan de Universiteit van Birmingham en doceerde geruime tijd Religious Studies aan de Universiteit van Westkaap. Momenteel bekleedt Esack de leerstoel Ethics, Religion and Society van de Xavier University in Cincinnati. Hij beperkt zich in zijn colleges niet tot islamitische theologie, maar verbond theologie met politiek, milieubeleid en vrouwenrechten. Esack werd vooral bekend door zijn meesterwerk over islamitische bevrijdingstheologie: Qur'an, Liberation and Pluralism. Momenteel doet hij onderzoek naar progressieve islam en 'Aids en een islamitische theologie van mededogen'. Esack zette zich in zijn geboorteland in voor de bestrijding van racisme en seksisme en schreef politieke en sociaal-religieuze columns voor diverse dag- en maandbladen en adviseerde de regering-Mandela op het gebied van vrouwenrechten. Esack is verbonden aan diverse (internationale) islamitische en maatschappelijke organisaties, waaronder de (Aids) Treatment Action Campaign in Zuid-Afrika. Hij leidt verder regelmatig debatten op televisie en radio, zoals bij de Nederlandse Moslim Omroep. (nl) |
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