Muftah is a biannual digital magazine that probes key issues of the metamodern.
Founded in 2010 as a global affairs digest, Muftah fosters discussion on the interactions between modernity’s grand narratives and postmodernism’s critical insights in today’s shifting cultural and political landscape.
We publish essays and opinion pieces that engage emerging currents in contemporary thought, culture, and politics—drawing on Islamic, decolonial, leftist, communitarian, and other diverse frameworks.
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Muftah is a biannual digital magazine that probes key issues of the metamodern.
Writer. Philosopher. Host of Emancipations Podcast and Study Collective. Author, Psychoanalysis and the Politics of the Family (2021), How to Read Like a Parasite (2024). Current book project on Lukács.
Managing Editor of Muftah Magazine. Co-host of the Protean View podcast. Lecturer in Religion and Politics at the University of Otago and Boston Islamic Seminary.
Staff Writer at Muftah. Based in Prague, Czech Republic. Lecturer of social and political theory, political geography, and postcolonial international relations. Received BA from Loughborough University, and MA from Charles University.
Editor-in-Chief at Muftah Magazine. Host of the Protean View podcast.
Ahmed is a senior editor at Muftah and PhD student at Princeton University, where he studies the theorization and creation of “Islamic” media across the modern Near East. He graduated from Yale University with a BA in history and political science.
Co-editor at Muftah Magazine, PhD student in American studies at the George Washington University
Co-editor at Muftah. MA student in Contemporary Islamic Studies at Hamad Bin Khalifa University