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From a Short Life to a Lasting Legacy: Towards a Post-Islamist Liberation Theology

Why should one bother to go back and re-examine the short life and enduring significance of a public intellectual if not to push his crucial but limited achievements forward and place them on a global stage? It is now time for me to bring all my previous chapters together in this final push to deliver on my main objective of suggesting Al-e Ahmad as a harbinger of a post-Islamist liberation theology