About Me
An Arab-American of Egyptian origin, I teach law at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. My primary research interests are Islamic law and liberalism.
- U of T ranked 16th worldwide according to its academic peers.
http://t.co/exKLjHMs4l - For Egyptians interested in a comparative perspective on the problems attendant to drawing up voting districts,...
http://t.co/nVC2GINTrX - "What [Chavez] loathed most was the contemptuous indifference of mainstream politicians in South America towards...
http://t.co/5eDwnNOscR - Interesting post on the technical problems in measuring, precisely, the cost of fuel subsidies. But this should...
http://t.co/X21UqucKil - "Most commentators portray the election of the Islamist party Ennahda after the (cont)
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Recent Posts
- Morsi’s First Six Months — an Appraisal (Part II)
- Morsi’s First Six Months — An Appraisal (Part I)
- Bassem Youssef Accused of Insulting the President; A Response to a Friend
- Dostour Party, Ottawa Chapter Roundtable on the Egyptian Constitutional Crisis, Dec. 8, 2012
- Part III (and last part) of My Response to Khaled Fahmy’s “32 Reasons to Vote No” on the Draft Constitution
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