An-Nas is an ethics-based community for humanists from Muslim backgrounds dedicated to providing opportunities for personal growth, promoting social justice, and contributing to an inclusive, multicultural humanism through engagement with the arts, sciences, and humanities in intersectional spaces.
At An-Nas, we affirm that humans can be good without god and lead ethical lives, outside of institutionalized religion, based on life-affirming ideals including compassion, tolerance, justice, friendship, creativity, responsibility, and joy. We are interested in building alternatives to faith-based communities and providing safe spaces in which nontheistic humanists can flourish together and develop their human potential.
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Humanism Offers Hope over Despair
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There is not just one humanism. There are cultural variants, emerging humanisms, we must strive to bring into being/existence in a world riddled with multiple/cascading crises. Here one thinks of Anthony Pinn’s humanism with its embrace of difference. The humanism of which I speak is an open-ended venture insofar as it concerns itself with transformative action and collective struggle for a ‘’better’’ world. Imagined possibilities are central to this project (along with) an abiding faith in human creativity, particularly our collective ability to transform ourselves in order to transform the world. Read more at TheHumanist.com
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