Salman Sayyid

In this engaging discussion, Salman Sayyid, a prominent scholar in Critical Muslim Studies, joins Adnan Husain and Rabab Abdulhadi to explore the pivotal Bandung Conference of 1955. They dive into Bandung's historical significance, emphasizing its anti-colonial spirit and the vibrant transnational solidarity it inspired. The panel critically examines why the promise of Bandung faltered, linking its legacy to contemporary struggles against sectarianism and Islamophobia. With a nod to movements like the Black Panthers, they highlight the ongoing relevance of Bandung’s ideals in today's global resistance efforts.