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In this interview I sit down with well known legal scholar, public intellectual, and Saudi political expert Abdullah Alauoudh to discuss a range of topics related from religious freedom and politics in the Qur'an to the recent changes in Saudi politics.
Abdullah is the co-founder and general secretary of the National Assembly Party, Saudi Arabia's first openly declared political party which calls for an elected parliament and constitutional safeguards in Saudi Arabia. He is the director of the "Countering Authoritarianism" project at the Middle East Democracy Center and served for two years as a senior fellow at the Al-Waleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at the University of Georgetown, before that he was Research Scholar in Law and an Islamic Law & Civilization Research Fellow at Yale Law School (2017-2018). He earned his LL.M. and S.J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, where his dissertation focused on the role of religious institutions in post-revolutionary Arab countries and the transition to democracy. Alaoudh also received his bachelor’s degree in Islamic law from Qassim University.
You can follow his work on Twitter/X here: @aalodah
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