Dr. Micah Ben David Naziri
Author, researcher, lecturer, and founder of Hashlamah Project Foundation.
Scholarship that is meant to become practice.
Dr. Micah Ben David Naziri founded Hashlamah around a persistent question: what if the long history of Jewish–Muslim interaction were not treated merely as an academic subject, but as usable social memory?
His work has included public scholarship and lectures on Judeo-Sufism, Jewish and Islamic history, religious origins, Israel and Palestine, and reconciliation; development of Hashlamah Project Study Circles; and research exploring the Constitution of Medina as a historical resource for plural political belonging.
Three Temples Martial Culture
Community resilience and self-defense are part of the broader Hashlamah ecosystem, but the martial-culture work has its own home. Specialized material on Krav Maga / CQB, restoration of Israelite “Magen David” martial culture, and related training is presented through Three Temples Martial Culture ↗.
Hashlamah references that work where community defense is relevant without turning the Foundation site into a martial-arts site.
Three Temples Martial Culture
Community self-defense, martial education, and restoration of Israelite martial culture.
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The purpose of a founder’s story is context, not personality cult. Hashlamah’s long-term credibility depends on programs, transparent community work, trained facilitators, durable chapters, scholarship, partnerships, and a donor base capable of sustaining the mission.