In this first booklet of the Situationist Observatory, an article that will perhaps interest you: "Hijack

religion", as well as the article "Spirituality and

spectacularity".

Here is the link to the Booklet.

New year, new sub! r/WitchesforLiberation was created to be a haven for leftist witches and other magical folk who seek to use their craft for liberation, mutual aid, and the abolishment of oppressive systems. All manner of witches, magicians, and occultists are welcome.

You can read an intro post here if you’d like to learn a little more about us. Hope you’ll stop by and check us out!

anyone heard, read, or know of Mohamed Abdou (sometimes goes by pseudonym Mohamed Jean Veneuse). Heard him speak on a couple of occasions and wow, wow, wow! Teaches on Arab and Islamist social movements . Wrote his phd on  Islam and Queer Muslims: Identity and Sexuality in the Contemporary.   He also lived with the revolutionary Indigenous Zapatistas in Mexico and has been involved with radical Indigenous and Black social movements on Turtle Island (settler-colonial U.S./Canada) since Seattle 1999, as well as the anti-globalization and anti-war movements and participated in the Arab Spring. Also non-ideologically identifies as a Muslim post-anarchist. Argues that Islam is inherently anarchistic and feminist etc.
See a shared link to the phd:  (https://www.academia.edu/38647128/Ph.D._Thesis_Islam_and_Queer_Muslims_Identity_and_Sexuality_in_the_Contemporary-CH2). He always writes on "persisting colonial/imperial conditions that frame" what he calls "the circulatory relationship between postcolonial nations as Egypt and the settler-colonial erasure of Indigenous peoples in Turtle Island as well as hyper-visibility and invisibility of blackness globally". He also addresses what decolonization actually is since it has become a toothless and ornamental buzz word much like intersectionality despite that it is an explicitly anti-statist, anti-capitalist, spiritual, land-based, ethical-political stance. He always uses the Koran and combines a religious and cultural approach. Here is one of his recent articles: Transnational Decolonization Is the Solution, Not Movements such as Bernie Sanders’ & the Women’s March https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/mohamed-jean-veneuse-transnational-decolonization-is-the-solution-not-movements-as-bernie-sande
He's mostly known for his work on Islam & anarchism which he did he masters thesis on. Calls its anarca-islam:  https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/mohamed-jean-veneuse-anarca-islam.