ISLAMIC ARCHIVESConversations with History: Tariq Ramadan on Islam, Identity and GlobalizationInterview by Harry Kreisler

Published: 2010
Published in: UC Berkeley Institute of International Studies (Conversations with History)
Written by: Interview by Harry Kreisler
Language: English
Type: Interview
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ISLAM AND MODERNITY 2000–today

Conversations with History: Tariq Ramadan on Islam, Identity and Globalization

Name: Conversations with History: Tariq Ramadan on Islam, Identity and Globalization
Author: Interview by Harry Kreisler

Interview by Harry Kreisler in Tariq Ramadan

Harry Kreisler discusses Ramadan's book What I Believe with him, tracing the influence of his family, his Western philosophy and Islamic studies, and his career as teacher and reformer.

Keywords: Harry Kreisler, What I Believe, identity, globalization, reform

Archived 16 October 2026 · Source: UC Berkeley Institute of International Studies

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Kreisler, Interview by Harry. Conversations with History: Tariq Ramadan on Islam, Identity and Globalization. UC Berkeley Institute of International Studies (Conversations with History). 2010. Archived 16 October 2026 in Islamic Internet Archives: Archive of Modern Islamic Thought. https://islamicarchives.org/works/tariq-ramadan-conversations-with-history-tariq-ramadan-on-islam-identity/