Naveed Sheikh's Outputs (7)

Against Faux Feminism: The Heroic and the Horrific in Female Suicide Bombing (2022)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. (in press). Against Faux Feminism: The Heroic and the Horrific in Female Suicide Bombing. Peace Review,

The Long Way Home: A Sufi Response to Covid-19 (2021)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. (in press). The Long Way Home: A Sufi Response to Covid-19

Ali Mazrui: The Global Muslim Thinker (2016)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. S., & Ali Salem, A. (2016). Ali Mazrui: The Global Muslim Thinker. American journal of Islamic social sciences,

Mazrui: Man, Mission, Movement (2016)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. S. Mazrui: Man, Mission, Movement. American Journal of Islam and Society, 33(3), v-xii. https://doi.org/10.35632/ajis.v33i3.917

In the checkered history of Africology, from early colonial endeavors
to the brave new world of postcolonialist dissections, few scholars
elicited the excitement and adoration that Professor Ali Al-Amin Mazrui
(1933-2014) did. On the very continen... Read More about Mazrui: Man, Mission, Movement.

Five Charges in the Islamic Case against the Islamic State (2015)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. (2015). Five Charges in the Islamic Case against the Islamic State. Panorama,

Reclaiming Jihad as a Strategy of Conflict Transformation (2015)
Journal Article
S. Sheikh, N. (2015). Reclaiming Jihad as a Strategy of Conflict Transformation. Peace Review, 27(3), 288-295. https://doi.org/10.1080/10402659.2015.1063370

The imagery of “jihad” provokes persistent unease within a global society that increasingly subscribes to a liberal conception of order, centered in part on the constriction of violence in (and to) matters political. The Westphalian state system that... Read More about Reclaiming Jihad as a Strategy of Conflict Transformation.

Postmodern Pan-Islamism?: The International Politics, and Polemics, of Contemporary Islam (2002)
Journal Article
Sheikh, N. S. (2002). Postmodern Pan-Islamism?: The International Politics, and Polemics, of Contemporary Islam. Journal of Third World Studies, 19(2), 43-61