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Beyond Condemnation: Muslim Scholars' Evolving Views on Zionism (1911-1967)
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This episode meticulously examines the complex evolution of Muslim scholarly stances on Zionism between 1911 and 1967, highlighting the crucial role of information dissemination and underlying intellectual incentives. Initially perceived by some as a benign humanitarian endeavour, Zionism rapidly transformed in scholarly discourse into an existential political and religious threat, leading to entrenched opposition. This shift was profoundly influenced by the burgeoning Arabic press, which served as a vital conduit for information, and by the increasing sacralisation of the Palestinian cause, particularly through religious decrees and calls for jihad.
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