Nonviolence and Interreligious Dialogue in Islam: The Case of Jawdat Said
Religious Super-diversity and Peacebuilding - An Anthropological Perspective - Alessandro Saggioro
Viviana Schiavo [+]
University of Naples “L’Orientale”
Viviana Schiavo graduated in International Relations (Inter-Mediterranean curriculum) at Ca’ Foscari University. She subsequently obtained a license from the Pontifical Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies (PISAI). More broadly, her academic training and her professional and research experiences have been mainly dedicated to the themes of intercultural and interreligious dialogue, focusing particularly on Islamic theology. Since 2021, she is a PhD candidate at the University of Naples “L’Orientale” with a research project on Nonviolence in Islam.
Description
By analysing the non-violent theology of the Syrian thinker Jawdat Said, the chapter aims to explore the relationship between religious diversity and peacebuilding in the Islamic context. Indeed, Said’s reflections were partially affected by the multiple religious identities he met in his life. Above all, the importance of diversity is a pillar of his non-violent thought.