Bilal Muhammad

Bilal Muhammad is a Fellow and Research Assistant at the Berkeley Institute for Islamic Studies. He is also an MA Candidate at the University of Ottawa Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, B.Ed at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto, and Honors BA in Political Science and History at the University of Toronto. He is an educator and researcher based in Toronto, Canada.

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]

iccolò Machiavelli’s posthumously published Discourses on Livy offers a more complete and sincere representation of his philosophy. Machiavelli is often unfairly judged by his Prince, which is probably responsible for the unfortunate adjective [...]