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Can the Sacred Be Satirized?

A conversation between Roya Sadr and Yaser Mirdamadi examines the relationship between humour and Islamic theology. Rejecting Allameh Jafari's view that insult is intrinsic to humour, Sadr argues that humour aims at reform and that insult is not an inseparable part of it.

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Can the Sacred Be Satirized?

Can the Sacred Be Satirized?

Hossein Souzanchi's Critique of the Book “Hijab in the Time of the Prophet”