Tariq Ramadan calls on Muslims to assume the "third age" of their institutional presence in the West to engage lucidly and courageously, with their fellow citizens, around projects of openness that go beyond the sole Islamic reference.

The “question” of Islam obsesses the West. Religion, secularism, citizenship, immigration, integration, multiculturalism, extremism: on these subjects, everything contributes to damaging its image. And what about those young people who go madly to war, to jihad do they think, to join violent groups that betray the most basic teachings of Islam?...

Plea for an intellectual revolution, this book proposes a new methodology of the sources of law and jurisprudence. Not to submit to social and scientific developments, but to make an ethical and daring contribution to human progress. This concrete introduction to Tariq Ramadan's critical thinking has sparked...

"At the risk of ideas: the great questions of our time" is a dialogue between two intellectuals Tariq Ramadan and Edgar Morin who debate on education, science, secularism, the rights of women and minorities, the new Middle East , the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia,...

This essay presents the sources and fields of study of ethics in the fields of law, theology, philosophy and mysticism (Sufism). It addresses the dialogue and collaboration between civilizations, religions and spiritualities in our world. Ethics are examined there with practical cases in the fields of medicine, psychology, the environment, the economy...

How to analyze the challenges and difficulties related to the "new visibility of Western citizens of the Muslim faith"? How to apprehend, when they are not outdated, the delicate notions of roots, identity, integration, immigration and security?

The Prophet occupies a unique place in the consciousness and life of Muslims. He is the one who received and transmitted the Koran, the revealed Text which recalls the eminent place of the Messenger of God, at the same time herald, model and guide. Muhammad is not, however, a mediator: he was only a man, ...