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Unit

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Maria M Dakake

Associate Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

Middle East and Islamic Studies

Religious Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Regional Expertise

Middle East

Schar School of Policy and Government

Regional Expertise

Interdisciplinary Studies

Religious Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Maria M Dakake is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at George Mason University.

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Maria M Dakake

George Mason University

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religious studies religion islamic thought islamic studies contemporary islam philosophy of religion comparative religion christian practice comparative literature philosophy anthropology translation studies critical theory feminist theory sociology of religion spirituality orientalism religious pluralism religious groups interfaith public education feminist perspectives islamic exegetical tradition early sufi women doctrinal significance islamic conception substantial motion muslim response interfaith challenges critical conversations public university roman catholics moral exemplars islamic philosophy women's studies feminist studies gender studies feminist inquiry middle eastern studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Women as Moral Exemplars in Twelver Shī‘Īsm. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Maria Dakake

feminist theoryfeminist perspectivesmoral exemplarsgender studies

Ta’wīL in the Qur’an and the Islamic Exegetical Tradition: The Past and the Future of the Qur’An. Contributions to hermeneutics (2020)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtislamic exegetical traditionreligious studiesreligion

Qur’anic Terminology, Translation, and the Islamic Conception of Religion. Religion (2019)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiestranslation studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesphilosophy of religionreligionislamic conception

Teaching Islam in the Public University: Facilitating and Embracing Critical Conversations. The Muslim World (2018)

Maria M. Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtpublic universityeducationpublic educationcontemporary islamcritical theorycritical conversations

A Good Word is as a Good Tree: A Muslim Response to the Interfaith Challenges of Vatican II. Modern Theology (2013)

Maria Massi Dakake

religious pluralismislamic thoughtmuslim responsereligious studieschristian practiceinterfaithcomparative religioninterfaith challengessociology of religioncontemporary islamreligionreligious groups

“Guest of the Inmost Heart”: Conceptions of the Divine Beloved Among Early Sufi Women. Comparative Islamic Studies (2008)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtcomparative literatureearly sufi womenreligious studiescomparative religionreligionspirituality

Hiding in Plain Sight: The Practical and Doctrinal Significance of Secrecy in Shi‘Ite Islam. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2006)

Maria Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligiondoctrinal significance

Roman Catholics and Shi'I Muslims: Prayer, Passion and Politics, by James a. Bill and John Alden Williams. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2002. 208 Pages, Us$24.95 (Cloth) Isbn: 0-8078-2689-8. Middle East Studies Association Bulletin (2004)

Maria M. Dakake

religious studieschristian practiceroman catholicsreligion

The Soul as Barzakh: Substantial Motion and Mullasadra's Theory of Human Becoming. The Muslim World (2004)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesphilosophy of religionanthropologycontemporary islamorientalismreligionsubstantial motionphilosophy

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Maria M Dakake

Associate Professor

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Cultural Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

Middle East and Islamic Studies

Religious Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Regional Expertise

Middle East

Schar School of Policy and Government

Regional Expertise

Interdisciplinary Studies

Religious Studies

Women and Gender Studies

Maria M Dakake is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maria M Dakake

George Mason University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Women as Moral Exemplars in Twelver Shī‘Īsm. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Maria Dakake

feminist theoryfeminist perspectivesmoral exemplarsgender studies

Ta’wīL in the Qur’an and the Islamic Exegetical Tradition: The Past and the Future of the Qur’An. Contributions to hermeneutics (2020)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtislamic exegetical traditionreligious studiesreligion

Qur’anic Terminology, Translation, and the Islamic Conception of Religion. Religion (2019)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiestranslation studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesphilosophy of religionreligionislamic conception

Teaching Islam in the Public University: Facilitating and Embracing Critical Conversations. The Muslim World (2018)

Maria M. Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtpublic universityeducationpublic educationcontemporary islamcritical theorycritical conversations

A Good Word is as a Good Tree: A Muslim Response to the Interfaith Challenges of Vatican II. Modern Theology (2013)

Maria Massi Dakake

religious pluralismislamic thoughtmuslim responsereligious studieschristian practiceinterfaithcomparative religioninterfaith challengessociology of religioncontemporary islamreligionreligious groups

“Guest of the Inmost Heart”: Conceptions of the Divine Beloved Among Early Sufi Women. Comparative Islamic Studies (2008)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtcomparative literatureearly sufi womenreligious studiescomparative religionreligionspirituality

Hiding in Plain Sight: The Practical and Doctrinal Significance of Secrecy in Shi‘Ite Islam. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2006)

Maria Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesreligiondoctrinal significance

Maria M. Dakake

religious studieschristian practiceroman catholicsreligion

The Soul as Barzakh: Substantial Motion and Mullasadra's Theory of Human Becoming. The Muslim World (2004)

Maria Massi Dakake

islamic studiesislamic thoughtreligious studiesphilosophy of religionanthropologycontemporary islamorientalismreligionsubstantial motionphilosophy

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