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 Topic: Academic journal on the secularization of the Islamic world?

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  • Academic journal on the secularization of the Islamic world?
     OP - April 18, 2009, 05:03 PM
    While browsing through issues of Ascent Magazine, an academic Islamic magazine, I wondered if anything like an academic journal studying both the need for and the possibilities for the secularization of the Islamic world existed. I only know of the Institute for the Secularization of Islamic Society, which is not really academic but has some good articles anyway:
    http://www.centerforinquiry.net/isis/

    Basically as ex-Muslims our demand is very simple -- separate religion and state. You can be an ultraconservative traditional Muslim if you want, but there must not be a state religion, nor any legal constraints that prevent non-Muslims or secularists from proposing laws that contradict the Shariah.

    Here is Ascent Magazine, btw:
    http://www.ascent-magazine.org/

    It's quite a well-made journal, and I feel there should be a strong counter-response to religious apologia like this. But it would require a lot of hard work, professionalism and some serious scholarship.
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