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		<title>By: lozah</title>
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		<description>Mashallah Br.Suhaib is insightful as usual.
This is what really gets me: 
&quot;Unfortunatley we are still stuck in a pre/post modern gridlock and not sure how to define ourselves. For many, their identities are made by attacking others, thus the constant swing from ”I was a Salafi! Now I’m Sufi” and vice versa. All are indicative of a failure on our part and the part of our leaders to guide us to practicle articulations of faith and culture. &quot;

Articulating a passion for religion in a way that moves beyond the reductionist pre/post modern dichotomy is what I&#039;m trying to figure out. 
This kind of reminds of me something Dalia Mogahed said once when she was responding to the question &quot;where are all the moderate Muslims?&quot; 
She said she hates the term &quot;moderate Muslim&quot; because it implies &quot;moderately Muslim&quot;, and she is not moderately Muslim, she is a passionate Muslim. Passionate about moderation.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mashallah Br.Suhaib is insightful as usual.<br />
This is what really gets me:<br />
&#8220;Unfortunatley we are still stuck in a pre/post modern gridlock and not sure how to define ourselves. For many, their identities are made by attacking others, thus the constant swing from ”I was a Salafi! Now I’m Sufi” and vice versa. All are indicative of a failure on our part and the part of our leaders to guide us to practicle articulations of faith and culture. &#8221;</p>
<p>Articulating a passion for religion in a way that moves beyond the reductionist pre/post modern dichotomy is what I&#8217;m trying to figure out.<br />
This kind of reminds of me something Dalia Mogahed said once when she was responding to the question &#8220;where are all the moderate Muslims?&#8221;<br />
She said she hates the term &#8220;moderate Muslim&#8221; because it implies &#8220;moderately Muslim&#8221;, and she is not moderately Muslim, she is a passionate Muslim. Passionate about moderation.</p>
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