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POSTPONED ECPS - TALK -Online 'Ashlaa and the Genocide in Gaza'

European Centre of Palestine event

An Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies lecture
Date	16 January 2025
Time	17:00 to 19:30
Place	online
Provider	Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies

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Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies (IAIS) on Instagram: "ðŸŒŸUPCOMING EVENT (16/01/2025)ðŸŒŸ The European Centre of Palestine Studies invites all to attend our upcoming event ‘Ashlaa’ and the Genocide in Gaza: Lovability Against Fragmented Flesh’ A Conversation Between Professor Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian and Professor Ilan Pappé. Event Description: The Arabic word ashlaa’ refers to scattered body parts and dismembered flesh and bones—a tragic reality in Gaza today. Yet, ashlaa’ also emerges as a vital concept for understanding and resisting the situation, as speaking about it becomes an act of defiance against passivity in the face of horror. Prof. Shalhoub-Kevorkian will explore ashlaa’ as a concept rooted in the lived experiences of Palestinians in Gaza. It signifies both the extreme violence and terror they endure and their refusal to accept genocidal dehumanization. Speaking of ashlaa’ becomes a liberatory act of reunification (lamm shamil, lammlamehl), mobilized by Palestin

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