MARY ANN D. FADAE
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B.A., American University of Beirut, Lebanon.
Major: ancient history and archaeology
M.A.,1980; Indiana University, Bloomington.
Major: Arabic language and literature
Ph.D. 1988; Indiana University,
Bloomington.� Major: Arabic language and
literature Minors: religion and history
M.L.S., 1994: School of Library and Information
Science, Indiana University, Bloomington
2000-present,� Continuing Education Coordinator, Ivy
Tech State College, Indianapolis.
1997-present, Adjunct Professor of Arabic,
Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures, IUPUI.
1988-96,� Assistant Librarian for Middle Eastern
Studies, Indiana University Library.
1988‑89,�
Adjunct Professor, Department of History, IUPUI. Taught History
of Western Civilization.
1988-89, Visiting
Lecturer in Arabic, Indiana University, Bloomington.
1981‑1988����������������������� Program
Coordinator, Middle Eastern Studies Program, Indiana University,
Bloomington.
1996��� The
Key to Salvation: A Sufi Manual of Invocation (Miftah al‑Falah wa Misbah
al‑Arwah); a translation with introduction and notes of a l3th‑century
work on Islamic mysticism by Ahmad Ibn `Ata'Allah al-Iskandari. Cambridge,
England: The Islamic Texts Society. (dissertation)
1996���� �The Arab Monetary Fund" in Guide
to Country Information in International Governmental Organization
Publications, edited by Marian Shaaban; Bethesda, MD: Congressional
Information Service.
1995��
Translated The Lives of Yemeni Women by Raoufa Hassan for
publication.���
1986
Translations from
French into English of "Abd al-Jabbar," Georges C. Anawati, Encyclopaedia
of Religion, I (New York: Macmillan Publishing Co., 3-4); and
"Attributes of God: Islamic Concepts," by Georges C. Anawati, Encyclopaedia
of� Religion, I (New York; Macmillan
Publishing Co.,) 512-519.
1986 Review of The
Path of God's Bondsmen from Origin to Return (Mersad al‑'ebad men al‑mabda'
ela'l‑ma'ad): A Sufi Compendium by Najm al‑Din Razi, Known as
Daya, translated by Hamid Algar, in Iranian Studies, Journal of the
Society for Iranian Studies, Spring 1986, XIX, No. 2, 201‑203.
Conference
Papers���������
"The Importance of the Dhikr in Spiritual
Healing in Sufism", Midwest American Academy of Religion in Chicago, 1995
"Shadhili Practices and the Centrality of the
Dhikru'llah in Islam", University of Georgia, Department of Religion, 1992.
"Shadhili Practices:
Past and Present", American Academy of Religion Annual Conference, 1991.
"Ibn `Ata'Allah: His
Life and Thought", American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE), Cairo, Egypt,
1991.
"The Technique of the Dhikru'llah in� Sufism," Middle Eastern Studies
Association annual conference, 1984.
Public
Lectures �����
�Islam and the West Bank,� Messiah Lutheran Church,
Brownsburg, IN, October 29, 2001.
�The Religion of Islam,� Quaker Friends Meeting
House, Indianapolis, IN, October 21, 2001.
"Islam: Path to Peace or Call to War?" The
Church of the Brethren, Manchester, IN, May 10, 1994
"The Religion of Islam," lecture given at
Crane Naval Base, April 3, 1992.
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"Islam
and Women in the Middle East," DePauw University, March 10, 1992.
"Islam as a
Religion and Way of Life," Indiana University's Continuing Studies Public
Discussion
�Luncheon Series, Bloomington, October 29, 1991.
"Islam in the Contemporary World," Trinity
Episcopal Church, October 13, 1991.
"Islam as an Abrahamic Faith," Trinity Episcopal
Church, October 6, 1991.
����������������� "Islam and Women in the
Middle East," sponsored by ICIP (International Consortium for
International���� `Programs), Nashville,
IN, September 27, 1991.
"Islam: The Last of the Abrahamic
Traditions," Meadowood Retirement Community, Bloomington,
July 22, 1991.
���� "Stretching Our Horizons: A Look at Middle Eastern
Women," First Presbyterian Church, Bloomington, April 27, 1991.
���������������� "The Mystical Way of Islam: Sufism,"
Bellarmine College, Louisville, KY, April 11, 1991.
���������������� "The View of Jesus in Islam," First
Presbyterian Church, Bloomington, September 13, 1987.
"Sufism: The Essence of Islam,"
Unitarian Universalist Church, Bloomington, February 8, 1987.
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"Islamic Beliefs and Practices," St.
Mary-of-the-Woods, Terre Haute, February, 1985.
Workshops�
"Islam: Distinguishing Between Religion and
Rhetoric," annual convention of the Indiana Council for the Social Studies
in Terre Haute, 1987
�Teaching about the Middle East,� Indiana area high
school teachers, IU, 1986.
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Awards/Grants�����������������
����������������������� 1993-94���������� Scholarship, the School of Library
and Information Science, Indiana University, Bloomington
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1993 Grant, the American Institute for Yemeni
Studies (AIYS) to translate from Arabic a work on Yemeni women
1990����������� Arabic Translation Prize, Translation
Center, Columbia University, New York
1985����� ����������� First Prize for Arabic translation in nonliterary category, Middle Eastern
Studies Association Annual Conference.
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American Association of Teachers of Arabic
Middle Eastern Studies Association (MESA)
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