Foreign thinker
Idriss Jendari
Idriss JendariPolitical sociology, literary criticismMorocco
Life and Thought
Idris Jandari is a Moroccan researcher, writer, and critic in the fields of political sociology and contemporary Islamic-Arab thought. He is known for his critical examination of cultural transformations, the question of identity, and the critique of modernity in the Arab world.
Idris Jandari is a contemporary Moroccan researcher and thinker who completed his studies in literature, sociology, and the humanities in Morocco. Through numerous specialized and analytical articles in the press and intellectual journals of the Arab world, he has addressed issues related to the structure of political sociology and the epistemological challenges of religious reform.
Jandari's research primarily focuses on the critique of contemporary political and ideological discourses in the Arab world, the analysis of the relationship between tradition and modernity, and the critical examination of democracy and civil society. In his works and writings, he endeavors, through a critical and sociological approach, to dissect the roots of intellectual and political impasse in Arab and Islamic societies.
His works and books include titles on the critique of political discourse, the analysis of structures of domination, and the study of contemporary intellectual developments in the Islamic Maghreb. Jandari continues to play an important role, as an active critic, in elucidating the intellectual and social issues of the day within the sphere of Arab thought.
