Activities
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Main Activities
Collective
research projects.
Convening
seminars for experts and specialists.
Arranging
workshops for junior researchers.
Following
up and marking relevant theoretical studies.
Cooperation
with scientific centers and similar institutions that are concerned with the
subject, both regionally and globally.
2007 * الدورة الثالثة للتثقيف الحضاري « نحو بناء الذات الحضارية ووعي الجماعة الوطنية» تفاصيل ... * الحلقة النقاشية لمناقشة كتاب"مسيحيون ومسلمون إخوة أمام الله" للأب الدكتور / كريستيان فان نسبن * محاضرة "دور الإعلام فى العلاقة بين الحضارات"روبرت فسك Robert Fisk الصحفى بصحيفة الإندبندنت Independent البريطانية
18 مارس 2007
2006 1- الإساءة للرسول الكريم: الحدث وردود الأفعال تفاصيل.. 2- مؤتمر الدبلوماسية العامة الأمريكية تفاصيل.. 3-مؤتمر الخصوصية الثقافية تفاصيل ... 4-دورة التثقيف الحضارى "من أجل بناء الذات الحوارية والوعي الحضاري" تفاصيل 5-لقاء مع أعضاء الوفد الدولى للحوار
الدائم 26/11/2006 تفاصيل
2005 Lectures: 7/5/2006
cultures between clash & reconciliation: the role
of the media & academia Previous prime minister of the Netherlands Writer & intellect 23/11/2005 Dialogue among Religions: Present and Future 22/05/2005: Literature and the Dialogue of Civilizations An open Discussion with the Brazilian Novelist Paulo Coelho 23/11/2005: The Interfaith Dialogue: Reality and Future Dr. Mohammad Selim El-Awa Renowned Islamic Thinker Seminars: 18-5/2006 : American public diplomacy toward the Arab world تقرير عن ندوة " الدبلوماسية العامة الأمريكية تجاه العالم العربي" تفاصيل جدول أعمال الندوة تفاصيل 10-12/04/2005: Europe and the Management of Euro-Mediterranean Cultural Dialogue: Toward an Arabic Vision for Actualizing Dialogue and reinforcing Interests Roundtable Discussions: 05/02/2005: The Quest for “Living Together” 22/03/2005: The Future of the Jerusalem Issue in Light of Recent Developments A meeting held in collaboration with the Arab Group for Christian-Muslim Dialogue. 26/11/2005: Muslims and Christians and the challenges of the National Group: Isolation or Extremism! 13/12/2005: UNESCO and Culture: Achievements and Prospects Student Activities: April 2006 The First Model Organization of Islamic Conference (MOIC) 05/03/2005: A dialogue with the Middle East Studies Program students, affiliated to the council for Christian Colleges and Universities, Washington D.C., U.S.A. Training Courses: 04-07/09/2005: Raising Cultural Awareness Among Youth 10-14/09/2005: Developing Dialogue Skills and Capabilities In collaboration with Konrad Adenaur Stiftung
Publications: Nadia Mostafa (ed.), Islamic Identity in Europe: Problems of Integration – The French Scene Nadia Mostafa (foreword), Ossama Ahmad Megahed (ed.), The Arab and Islamic Cultures in light of the dialogue of Cultures.
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Workshop on Cultural and Civilizational Awareness among Arab Youth ... 4-7 September 2005 |
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Listen to session 2: Dr. Al-Sayyid Omar on a book by thegrand Mufti Dr. Ali Gom'a Download |
| Listen to session 5:Dr. Saif E. Abd Elfatah 1 and 2 |
| Listen to session 6: Dr. Shrief 1 and 2 |
| Listen to session 7: Dr. Heba R. Ezzat 1 and 2 |
| Listen to session 8: Dr. Amani Ghanim Download |
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History Our Activities 2002 Lectures 07/04/2002 The American Foreign Policy after 11/9: Challenges to Islam and the West. Speaker: Prof. John Esposito, Director of the Center for Islamic-Christian Understanding, George Town University, USA (Read more...) Organized in collaboration with the Political Science Department, Faculty of Economics and Political Science 20/05/2002 From Difference to Conflict: The Arab and American Discourses after 11/9 Speaker: Prof. Radwan Elsayed, Professor at the Lebanese University, editor in chief of Al-Ijtihad Magazine (Read more...) 17/6/2002 The Religious Right-Wing in America Speaker: Samir Morcos, Researcher (Read more...) 29/9/2002 A Critical Review of Discourses of the Dialogue of Civilizations Speaker: Elsayed Yasseen Counselor of the Center for Political and Strategic Studies, Al-Ahram 09/12/2002 Evaluating the experiences of the Dialogue of Civilizations Speaker: Prof. Hassan Hanafi Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Cairo University Roundtable Discussions: 09/06/2002 The Status of Islam and Muslims in the US after 11/9 Main Speaker: Imam Yahya Hendi, Chaplin of the Islamic Program, George Town University, USA (Read more...) Organized in collaboration with the American Cultural Center 04-05/11/2002 Strategies and Mechanisms of Responding to Accusations posed to Islam Sponsored by the Islamic Bank of Development, Jeddah, KSA Seminars: 30-31/10/2002 A Review of Practical Experiences of the Dialogue of Civilizations on the International, Regional, and Egyptian Levels Publications: Nadia Mostafa (ed.) The American Policy toward Islam and Muslims: The Cultural and Strategic Dimensions 2003 Lectures: 13/01/2003 The Issue of Violence from an Islamic Perspective Speaker: Prof. Abdul-Hameed Abou-Solaiman President of the International Institute of Islamic Thought 15/01/2003 The Importance of Dialogue with Islamic World: A German Perspective Speaker: Dr. Gunter Mulack, Commissioner for Dialogue with the Islamic World in the german Foreign Ministry 16/03/2003 Human Rights in the Current International and Arab Orders: Prosperity or Deterioration Speaker: Dr. Mahmoud Elsayed Said Deputy Director, Center for Political and Strategic Studies, Al-Ahram 26/05/2003 Islam and Peaceful Coexistence with the Other Speaker: Dr. Taha Elwany President, The Gaduate School of Islamic and Social Sciences, USA 25/06/2003 The Dialogue of Civilizations: Prospects of the future after the invasion of Iraq Speaker: Prof. John Esposito Director of the Center for Islamic-Christian Understanding, George Town University, USA 02/10/2003: Integration of Muslim Minorities: The Singapore Muslim Example Speaker: H.E. Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim Minister for Community Development and Sports and Minister-in-Charge of Muslim Affairs, The Republic of Singapore 17/12/2003: The Arab-Islamic Culture: The Constant/ Variable Dilemma Speaker: Dr. Ali Gomaa Mufti of the A.R.E Roundtable Discussions: 13/04/2003: Mechanisms of Activating the Management of the Dialogue of civilizations: Arab Perspectives Seminars: 29/09/2003: The Dialogue of Civilizations in a Changing World: Tracks, Experiences and Perspectives Student Activities: 01-02/01/2003: The Program for dialogue of Civilizations has hosted a dialogue with Northeastern University Students. The dialogue was divided into components that engage students in an examination of the broad topics of dialogue/clash of civilizations, human rights and terrorism. 30/11/2003: A dialogue with the Middle East Studies Program students, affiliated to the council for Christian Colleges and Universities, Washington D.C., U.S.A. The students were engaged in a dialogue on three issues: democracy, violence and women. Other Activities: 14-20/12/2003: A photo exhibition on “Islam in Russia and Central asia”, held at FEPS in collaboration with the Russian Cultural Center. Publications: Nadia Mostafa and Ola Abou-Zeid (eds.), A Review of Practical Experiences of the Dialogue of Civilizations on the International, regional and Egyptian Levels. 2004 Lectures: 05/01/2004: The Arab-Islamic Culture in the Context of the Dialogue of Cultures Speaker: Dr. Mohammad Selim El-Awa Renowned Islamic Intellectual 10/03/2004: The Islamic Culture: An Informatics Perspective Speakers: Dr. Nabil Ali President – Language Engineering Company 14/04/2004: The Mass media and the Arab-Islamic Culture Speaker: Ahmad Farrag Renowned Media Expert 28/04/2004: We are still here. Speaker: Farouk Goweida Renowned poet. 02/06/2004: Mirrors and Windows: Viewing the “Self” and the “Other” in the Dialogue of Civilizations. Speaker: Dr. Ismail Serageddin Director of Bibliotica Alexandrina Conferences: 06-09/12/2004: The Ummah and the Crisis of Culture and Development An international conference held in cooperation with the Islamic Research and Training Institute (The Islamic Bank for Development) and the International Institute for Islamic Thought. Seminars: 18-19/02/2004: The Islamic Identity in Europe: Problems of Integration 12-13/10/2004: Language, Identity and The Dialogue of Civilizations 28-29/11/2004: A Critical Perusal in the Contemporary Discourses on Women In collaboration with the Center for Epistemological Studies Research Projects: February 2003 – June 2004: The Theoretical Framework of Civilization Studies: The Relationship between Culture, Civilization and Religion. Student Activities: 09/10/2004: A dialogue with the Middle East Studies Program students, affiliated to the council for Christian Colleges and Universities, Washington D.C., U.S.A. Other Activities: 30/09/2004: Colloquium for the dialogue of Civilizations Activists. The colloquium was held to announce the launching of the Arab Network for Activists in the Field of the Dialogue of Civilizations. Publications: Nadia Mostafa and Ola Abou-Zeid (eds.), Arab and Western Discourses on the Dialogue of Civilizations. Nadia Mostafa (ed.), The Dialogue of Civilizations in a Changing World: Tracks, Experiences and Perspectives |