History, sources, argument—and practice.
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Foundational Hashlamah texts
These are the core essays and research projects that explain the Project’s method, historical claims, and civic vision.
The New Israel: One State, Many Peoples
A legacy political essay on nationalism, refugees, sovereignty, and a future beyond zero-sum identity.
Read →Much More Than an “Interfaith Community”
Why Hashlamah is not generic interfaith programming or a merged religion.
Read →The New Constitution of Medina
The full legacy action-research text behind the one-state federal project.
Read →Jews Can Pray With Muslims
A long-form source argument on mosques, monotheism, co-worship, and residence in Eretz Yisrael.
Read →People of the Book
Qurʾānic religious communities and the earliest meanings of islām and īmān.
Read →Facilitator Reading List
Primary sources, Judeo-Sufi texts, and comparative Jewish–Muslim study resources.
Read →Judeo-Sufism & shared religious history
5 Jewish Sufis You Should Know
Modern Jewish–Sufi figures and the lineages they inhabited.
Read →Islamic Sufism and Jewish Kabbalah
Historical intersections, influence, and shared contemplative vocabularies.
Read →Jewish Israelis Who Practice Sufism Too
Jaffa whirling circles and contemporary Jewish interest in Sufi practice.
Read →The Philly Jews Who Became Sufi Muslims
Jewish participants in the Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship.
Read →Imam Shamil and the Lubavitcher Rebbe
A Caucasian Sufi freedom fighter remembered through a Chabad niggun.
Read →Jewishness, Race, and Descent
A Biblical argument against racial and exclusively paternal definitions of Jewish belonging.
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