رابيا تيري هاريس ، أستاذة وكاتبة وناشطة وعالمة اللاهوت ، هي مؤسِّسة ومديرة زمالة السلام الإسلامية (www.muslimpeacefellowship.org). تأسست في عام 1994 ، MPF هي المنظمة الأمريكية الوحيدة المكرسة خصيصا لنظرية وممارسة اللاعنف الإسلامي. قضت هاريس ، وهي قائدة جماعة التقاليد الحية في ستوني بوينت ، نيويورك (http://communityoflivingtraditions.org) ، عقدين من الزمن في العمل السلمي والعدالة بين الأديان ، وهي تعمل كرجل دين ممارس وتُدرس في وقت واحد في التراث الفكري. برنامج في جامعة تمبل في فيلادلفيا ، السلطة الفلسطينية وقسم الفلسفة والدين في كلية Ursinus في Collegeville ، PA.
تحمل هاريس شهادة البكالوريوس في الدين من جامعة برينستون ، وهي حائزة على ماجستير في اللغات والثقافات في الشرق الأوسط من جامعة كولومبيا ، وشهادة دراسات عليا في مجال العبادة الإسلامية من معهد هارتفورد.
من منشوراتها ( باللغة الاصلية ) :
“Aid Evangelism and Apostasy: Two Major Issues in Intercommunity Relations,” with A. Rashied Omar. In Thinking Together about Conversion: A Multifaith Conversation, World Council of Churches, Geneva, Switzerland, in press.
Reclaiming the Prophet's Jihad: A Primer on Islamic Nonviolence, Stockton, CA: Big Fez Press, in press.
2016: “Learning Nonviolence in a Multifaith World,” in Faithful Resistance: Gospel Vision for the Church in a Time of Empire. Rick Ufford-Chase, ed. New York, Unshelved.
2012: “Permission to Think,” in A Jihad for Justice: Honoring the Work and Life of Amina Wadud. Kecia Ali, Juliane Hammer, and Laury Silvers, eds. Boston, 48HrBooks.
2012: Peace Primer II. With Lynn Gottlieb and Ken Sehested. Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America.
2012: “Grassroots Organizing and Peacebuilding in the Islamic Context,” in Interfaith Just Peacemaking. Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Perspectives on the New Paradigm of Peace and War. Susan Brooks Thistlethwaite, ed. New York, Palgrave Macmillan.
2004-10: "Heartbeat" — regular column in Fellowship magazine.
2010: “The Tragedy of Monotheism,” Editorial for Common Ground News Service, published in 10 English-language newspapers and one Arabic-language newspaper.
2010: “On Islamic Nonviolence,” Fellowship, Spring.
2009: “Supporting Your Muslim Students: A Guide for CPE Supervisors,” Association for Clinical Pastoral Education.
2009: “’I am as My Servant Thinks of Me’: Theology and Identity in a Plural Society,” in Peace-Building by, between, and beyond Muslims and Evangelical Christians, Mohammed Abu-Nimer and David Augsburger, editors. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
2008: Review of Pastoral Care: An Essential Guide, by John Patton, in Reflective Practice: Formation and Supervision in Ministry, vol. 28.
2007: “Readings: A Reminiscence.” In Hermeneutical Explorations in Dialogue: Essays in Honour of Hans Ucko. A. Rashied Omar and M. Thomas Thangaraj, editors. Delhi: ISPCK.
2007: "Chapter 1: Against Apocalypse," "Chapter 7: Using These Materials in an Interfaith Context" (with Muhammad Shafiq and Danny Duncan Collum), "Chapter 9: Using These Materials in a Muslim Context" (with Mohamed Elsanousi) and "Chapter 11: Study Sessions" (with Richard Killmer). In Muslim-Christian Study and Action Guide on the Nuclear Weapons Danger, published by The Muslim-Christian Initiative on the Nuclear Weapons Danger, a project of the Islamic Society of North America and the Churches' Center for Theology and Public Policy.
2006: “The Third Force: A Historical Fantasia for the 21st Century,” in Journal for Islamic Studies, Thematic Issue: Engaged Sufism. University of Cape Town, vol 26.
2006: "A Nation at Code Red," op-ed in The Rockland Journal News, February.
2005: "Beyond Ambivalence: Peacemaking through the Prophetic Example." With A. Rashied Omar. In Faces of the Other: A Contribution by the Group "Thinking Together." Hans Ucko, editor. Interreligious Relations and Dialogue, World Council of Churches, Geneva, Switzerland.
2003: "The Business of Peace," Azizah: special issue on Waging Peace, vol 3 no 1.
2003: "'Do Not Take the Jews and the Christians as Friends': The Challenge of Solidarity Among Religions," Islamic Society of North America Conflict Resolution Conference.
2003: "Resources for Muslim Women Peacemakers," in Women of Faith Planting Seeds of Peace, organizing manual for International Women's Day for Peace and Disarmament.
2003: "Reflections on Retreat," in A Hidden Treasure: Women of Sufism, Camille Helminski, editor. Shambhala Books..
2002: Peace Primer: Quotes from Christian and Islamic Scripture and Tradition, with Ken Sehested. Charlotte, NC: Muslim Peace Fellowship and Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America. Georgian translation, 2009.
2002: "Voices from the American Jihad," Fellowship, September/October..
2001: A Muslim Spiritual Response to the Events of September 11. MPF Occasional Paper #4. Nyack, NY: Muslim Peace Fellowship. Available online at www.MuslimPeaceFellowship.org and www.jerrahi.org.
2001: “Demons and Demonization,” Fellowship, May/June..
2000: Qushayri, `Abdul-Karim, “The Risalah: Principles of Sufism.” Translated by R.T. Harris. Chicago: Kazi Publications.
2000: “Reading the Signs: Unfolding Truth and the Transformation of Authority,” in Windows of Faith: Muslim Women Scholar-Activists in North America; C. Webb, editor. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press.
2001: “Islam and Nonviolence: The Alternative Community Tradition,”in Peace and Conflict Resolution in Islam: Precept and Practice. Abdul Aziz Said, Nathan C. Funk, and Ayse S. Kadayifci, editors. Lanham, MD: University of America Press.
— also in Subverting Hatred: The Challenge of Nonviolence in Religious Traditions, The Boston Research Center for the 21st Century, 1998. and Orbis Books, 2000. Orbis second edition, 2008.
1999: “The Relevance of Retreat: A Reflection on the Religious Imagination,” Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi Society, volume XXV.
1999: “A Prayer for All of Us,” in Prayers for a Thousand Years, E. Roberts and E. Amidon, editors, New York: HarperSanFrancisco.
1997: Qushayri, `Abdul-Karim, “A Sufi Guide to Spiritual Ascent.” (Extracts from the Risalah Qushayriyah.) Translated by R.T. Harris, edited by Laleh Bakhtiar. Kazi Publications.
1997: Delusions of Unity. MPF Occasional Paper #2. Nyack, NY: Muslim Peace Fellowship.
1996: “We Must Share What We Learn.” Introduction to Satha-Anand, Chaiwat. The Nonviolent Crescent: Two Essays on Islam and Nonviolence. Patterns in Reconciliation #3. Alkmaar, The Netherlands: International Fellowship of Reconciliation.
1996: “Education Toward Unity: A Muslim Perspective on Religious Education,” PACE, October.
1996: “Iraq: Crisis of Conscience,” Fellowship, March/April.
1995: “Muslim Peace Fellowship Founded,” Reconciliation International, September..
1995: “Islamic Universalism,” in The Cultural Diversity Sourcebook and The Cultural Diversity Fieldbook, B. Abramms and G.F. Simons, editors. Amherst: ODT, Inc.
1995: “The Fifth Pillar: Hajj.” Iqra volume 15, no. 2.
1994: “Islam 101,” Fellowship, May/June
1992: What the Seeker Needs. Bayrak, T. and Harris, R.T., translators. Putney, VT: Threshold Books.
1989: Ibn `Arabi, “Majesty and Beauty.” Translated by R.T. Harris. Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn `Arabi Society, volume VIII.
1984: Ibn `Arabi, “Sufi Terminology: Ibn `Arabi’s al-Istilahat al-Sufiyyah.” Translated by R.T. Harris. Journal of the Muhyiddin ibn `Arabi Society, volume III. (Also in Spanish.)
1981: Ibn `Arabi, and Jili, A.K.: Journey to the Lord of Power. Translated by R.T. Harris. (New York: Inner Traditions International.) (American, British, French, and German editions are in print.).
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