Adam Bursi

Adam Bursi, scholarly author and editorial assistant, discusses his book on relics and sacred spaces in early Islam. He traces debates over prophetic tombs, relics like Maqam Ibrahim, and texts that shape presence and absence. Short scenes explore hadiths about tombs, hidden holy bodies, and how tactile practices made places sacred.

Adam Bursi, scholarly author and editorial assistant who studies early Islamic material religion. He traces relics, tombs, and sacred objects across 8th–9th century texts. Short takes cover debates over prophetic traces, tensions with Jewish and Christian practices, relic theft stories, and how trees, minbars, and stones became focal points of devotion.