Mohammed Hashas

Mohammed Hashas is an Assistant Professor at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, specializing in Islamic Ethics, Political Philosophy, and European Islamic Thought. He is affiliated with the Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient and Reset DOC, focusing on the Realist Idealism of the Rabat School and its implications for modernity.

• Research Areas: Islamic ethics, contemporary Arab philosophy, European Islam, intercultural geopoetics, and the intersection of religion and politics in the Arab World.
• Publications: Authored two monographs (The Idea of European Islam, Intercultural Geopoetics) and edited several volumes on Islamic pluralism, imams in Europe, and the legacy of Mohammed Abed al-Jabri.
• Events: Regularly contributes to international conferences on topics like Trusteeship Paradigm, European Islamic Identity, and Modern Moroccan Thought.

Key Themes in Articles: His work explores ethical frameworks in Islamic thought, tensions between tradition and modernity, and the role of intellectual figures like Taha Abderrahmane in shaping universal ethics. Subfields include spiritual modernity, sharia adaptation, and neo-Mu’tazilite critiques.