Sacred Web 20 is the Special 10th Anniversary issue of the Sacred Web journal. Sacred Web is a publication devoted to the study of Tradition and modernity. The journal aims to identify Traditional “first principles” and their application to the contingent circumstances of modernity. Sacred Web was published in print bi-annually for 25 years from 1998 through 2023, and now appears on its website. It is edited by its founder, M. Ali Lakhani.
For more information about theSacred Web journal and other resources, please visit www.sacredweb.com.
About the Author(s)
M. Ali Lakhani
M. Ali Lakhani graduated from Cambridge University before moving to Vancouver where he has practiced as a trial lawyer for 25 years. In 1998, he founded the traditionalist journal, Sacred Web, with the aim of identifying the first principles of traditional metaphysics and promoting their application to the contingent circumstances of modernity. The bi-annual journal has included contributions by many leading traditionalists. In the words of Professor Nasr, "Along with Sophia, Sacred Web is the most important journal in the English language devoted to the study of tradition."
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Reviews
- I am always delighted to receive the latest issue of Sacred Web because, so often, I come across such deeply revealing and enlightening articles, rich in content and diverse in subject matter.
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
- Sacred Web provides scholarly and inspiring access to a form of spiritual understanding that is very little understood in our modern society but which is of the greatest importance for our time. Its varied and excellent articles give the reader an insight into the deeper dimensions of our contemporary problems, bringing to life and giving contemporary relevance to the issues of our day.
Karen Armstrong, Professor at Leo Baeck College, and acclaimed author (A History of God)
- Along with Sophia, Sacred Web is the most important journal in the English language devoted to the study of tradition. Furthermore, it is unique in its interest in the consequences of confrontation between tradition and modernity, an issue which lies at the heart of so many aspects of the life of humanity today.
Seyyed Hossein Nasr, University Professor of Islamic Studies, The George Washington University
