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Illustratation by Salih Gürkan Cakar

In an era marked by profound uncertainty, complexity, and disruption, the necessity of imagining alternative futures has never been more urgent. Muslim Futures emerges as a luminous beacon in this tumultuous landscape – a project that not only seeks to explore the trajectories of Muslim communities but also dares to challenge the orthodoxies that constrain our collective imagination.

Rooted in the principles of critical futures thinking, this initiative invites us to confront the present with courage, interrogate the past with clarity, and envision futures that are both inclusive and transformative. It is a call to embrace the richness of Muslim epistemologies while situating them within the broader human experience.

The beauty of Muslim Futures lies in its ambition: to weave narratives that transcend binaries, to construct spaces where plurality is celebrated, and to cultivate a vision of the future that is deeply attuned to the values of justice, compassion, and harmony. It does not offer simplistic answers; instead, it opens a space for polylogue, creativity, and critical inquiry – an antidote to the fragmentation of our times.

This project is a reminder that the future is not an inevitability to be endured but a domain to be shaped. It is a testament to the transformative power of imagination, a bridge between tradition and innovation, and an invitation to shape new inclusive and holistic worlds of meaning and possibility. Muslim Futures, in its essence, is a celebration of hope – rooted in the present, informed by the past, and reaching courageously for what lies ahead.
A heartfelt acknowledgment to the initiator Ouassima Laabich and the dedicated team from SUPERRR Lab for their visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to this remarkable endeavour.
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Black Evolutionist Manifesto
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By the Time: Imagining Futures, Disrupting Epistemologies
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Editorial Letter: Muslim Futures — Weaving Dreams beyond Times and Spaces
Foreword: Muslim Futures – Envisioning the In-Betweens
Letter from the editors
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No
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Letter from the Editors
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