AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University

Call for Papers:

"Reclaiming History: Islam and Cultural Patrimony in the 21st Century"

Submit abstracts to [email protected] by January 3rd, 2024

https://islamicstudiescenter.gmu.edu/articles/21477

The AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies is calling for papers to address the phenomenon of cultural destruction with an eye to understanding the nature of such loss in places such as, but not limited to, Afghanistan, Bosnia, China, Gaza, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Mali, Myanmar, the Palestinian Territories, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen; as well those efforts to redress the crimes of looting and to restore cultural patrimony as an act of reconciliation.

Abstracts due by January 3, 2025

For more info: https://to.gmu.edu/CFP

Join us TODAY at 2:00pm in the Fenwick Library Main Reading Room, 2001, for a conversation on Sudan.

RSVP required: https://to.gmu.edu/sudan

Join us this Friday at 2:00pm in the Fenwick Library Main Reading Room for a conversation on Sudan.

RSVP required: https://to.gmu.edu/sudan

The first session on November 4 is canceled by the organizer, GMU Arabic Calligraphy Club. The program will start on November 11.

Join us next week for the artist presentation.

Join the GMU Arabic Calligraphy Club and the AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies for a three day workshop on calligraphy.

We will be joined by Negar Nahidian for an artist led presentation on November 11 and 18.

more info: https://islamicstudiescenter.gmu.edu/events/16417

Join us on November 4, 11, and 18 at 10:30am in Horizon Hall for a workshop on Arabic Caligraphy.

On November 11th and 18th we will be having an artist presentation with Negar Nahidian.

For more info: https://islamicstudiescenter.gmu.edu/events/16417

Join us this Thursday at 1:30pm through Zoom for Dr. Ifrah Magan's Lecture.

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Join us on November 8, 2024 at 2pm in the Fenwick Library Main Reading Room for a conversation on Sudan 5 years after the 2019 revolution.

Follow the link for RSVP: https://to.gmu.edu/sudan

📅Mark you calendars for November 8, 2024 at 2pm.

Join us in the Fenwick Library Main Reading Room, 2001, for a Conversation on Sudan to reflect on the current situation five years on from the 2019 revolution.

RSVP is required

Follow the link for RSVP: https://to.gmu.edu/sudan

Join BAMI on October 26, 2024 for a panel on "Education: The Foundation of Community"

Follow the link in bio to register: https://islamicstudiescenter.gmu.edu/events/16343

Mark your calendars for October 31, 2024 at 1:30

Join us virtually through Zoom to hear Dr. Magan's lecture titled "Experiences of Somalis as a Racialized Refugee Population: Narrative of Migration, Placemaking, and Faith."

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TODAY in Fenwick Library Main Reading Room at 10:30am to hear Tarek El-Ariss's lecture on his book "Water on Fire: A Memoir of War"

More info at: https://to.gmu.edu/lctre

Join us tomorow, Thursday, October 3 in Fenwick Library Main Reading Room at 10:30am to hear Tarek El-Ariss's lecture on his book "Water on Fire: A Memoir of War"

More info at: https://to.gmu.edu/lctre

Join us this Thursday, October 3 at 10:30am in Fenwick Library's Main Rading Room (2001) to listen to Tarek El-Ariss's lecture on his book "Water on Fire: A Memoir of War"

More info at: https://to.gmu.edu/lctre

Follow the QR code for more information on this amazing opportunity.

Join us this Wednesday, September 25 at 3:00pm in Fenwick Library Main Reading Room (2001).

Listen in on Walaa Quisay's lecture "When Only God Can See: Muslim Carceral Theologies in the Prisons of Egypt and Guantanamo Bay"

For More Info: https://to.gmu.edu/lecture

📅 Mark your calendars for October 3rd, 2024 🕜📚

Join us in Fenwick Library Main Reading Room (2001) at 10:30am and listen in on Tarek El-Ariss' lecture on his book "Water on Fire: A Memoir of War"

https://to.gmu.edu/lctre