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Mehnaz M. Afridi
Known For: Professor, Antioch University and National University
Country: United States
About
Mehnaz M. Afridi teaches Islam and Judaism, Cultural Diversity, Genocide Studies and Humanities at Antioch University and National University. Ms. Afridi’s interests are in Judaism the Modern Jewish Diaspora, and Secular Islamic Identity, and her recent research projects focus on Europe and Islam, as well as Muslims and Jews in Italian culture. She taught in Rome and participated in a seminar sponsored by the National Endowment of Humanities on “Jews and Italian Culture” in Venice, Italy. Recently, Ms. Afridi was invited by the University of Munich to present her work on “Egypt: A Nexus of Anti-Semitism.” She has published an article entitled “Sacred Tropes: The Qur’an Cruel or Compassionate,” published by Brill. Her current book project is Shoah through Muslim Eyes.
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