Join 60 Diverse Speakers for an Unprecedented Audio Seminar
and Conversation
and Conversation
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Reza Aslan
Author of No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and
Future of Islam -
Ethan Zuckerman
Research Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society,
Harvard University -
Abdullahi An-Na'im
Islamic Scholar,
Emory University -
Zeba Khan
American Muslim Writer, Activist and Social Media Consultant
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Sana Saleem
Pakistani Blogger, Co-Founder of Gawaahi.com
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Ahmed Shihab-Eldin
Co-Host of The Stream on Al Jazeera English
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Nasser Weddady
Civil Rights Outreach Director, American Islamic Congress
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Jillian C. York
Director, Int'l Freedom of Expression, Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Wajahat Ali
Writer and Associate Editor of AltMuslim.com
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Fatemeh Fakhraie
Founder and Editor-In-Chief of Muslimah Media Watch
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Sam Rosen
Social Entrepreneur and Co-founder of ThoughtLead
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Aziz H. Poonawalla
Prominent American Muslim Blogger,
City of Brass -
Brian Whitaker
Journalist at
The Guardian -
Jacob Appelbaum
Prominent Tor and WikiLeaks Hacktivist
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Shadi Hamid
Director of Research, Brookings Doha Center
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Asma T. Uddin
Founder and
Editor-In-Chief of AltMuslimah.com -
Sami Ben Gharbia
Tunisian Digital Activist, Advocacy Director of Global Voices Online
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Nesrine Malik
Writer at Comment Is Free, The Guardian
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Aasil Ahmad
Senior Fellow,
AccessNow.org -
Ahmed Al-Omran
Saudi Blogger, SaudiJeans.org
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Zahed Amanullah
Executive Editor at AltMuslim.com
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Robert Guerra
Project Director, Internet Freedom at Freedom House
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Amra Tareen
Founder and CEO of Allvoices.com
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Khalid Aboulela
Sudanese Egyptian Canadian Sufi and Active Twitterer
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Gary R. Bunt
Author of the book, iMuslims: Rewiring the House of Islam
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Mohammed el-Nawawy
Co-author of the book Islam Dot Com
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Sahar Khamis
Co-author of the book Islam Dot Com
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Vít Šisler
Founder and
Editor-In-Chief of
Digital Islam -
Shazia Kamal
Activist and
Associate Editor of AltMuslimah.com -
Eman Al Nafjan
Blogger, Saudi Woman's Weblog
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Raquel Evita Saraswati
American Muslim Writer and Activist
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Philip N Howard
Director of Project
on Information Technology and Political Islam -
Hussein Rashid
Associate Editor at Religion Dispatches
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Noha Atef
Digital Activist, TortureInEgypt.net
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Abdurahman
Somali Blogger
and Al Jazeera Broadcaster -
Javed Ali
Founder, Publisher & CEO of ILLUME
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Kawthar
Sudanese Digital Activist and Twitterer @Kawdess
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Haroon Moughul
Director of The Maydan Institute
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Michael Dowd
Host of the "Evolutionary Christianity"
Online Series -
Amina Waheed
Writer and Multimedia
Enthusiast

Khadija Patel
South African Muslim Writer and Blogger

Mustafa
Stefan Dill
American Muslim Blogger and PR Consultant

Maria Kari
Canadian Muslim Writer and Activist

Carter Phipps
Executive Editor of EnlightenNext Magazine

Musa A. Murawih
Sudanese-American Poet, Activist and Political Analyst

Sana Saeed
Blogger and Editor
at KABOBfest

Terry Patten
Spiritual Teacher and Peace Activist

Colin Christopher
Inside Islam, University of Wisconsin

Nabil Echchaibi
Assoc. Director of the Center for Media, Religion & Culture, U of Colorado-Boulder

Suad Abdul-Khabeer
American Muslim Scholar, Artist,
and Activist

Lisa Zahran
Malaysian Writer
and Social Media Marketing Consultant

Justin Mashouf
LA-based Muslim Filmmaker, Artist and Internet Junkie

Zaki Hasan
Writer, Blogger
and Professor of Communication and Media Studies

Fabian A. Boehm
Social Media Consultant and Convert to Islam

Iesa Galloway
PR Consultant
and Blogger at MuslimMatters.org

Imaan Ali
Muslim Activist and Former Hijab
Fashion Blogger

Samya Ayish
Blogger and Freelance Journalist Based In Dubai

Ponn M. Sabra
Blogger at American Muslim Mom

Ghada Alakhdar
Academic Researcher In the Area of Cyberculture

Ahmed Gomaa
Founder of iMediaStreams
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speakers do not necessarily represent those of their professional affiliations, or those of the event
organizer and event partners.
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