Our ERC Starting Grant team during the panel "Muslims in Europe in the Interwar Years" at the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) conference in Denver 24 November 2015. Chair : Eid Mohammed - Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
View PhotosLecture-cum-seminar with Dr. Gerdien Jonker
December 11, 2014
Lecture-cum-seminar with Dr. David Motadel
October 17, 2014
De Universiteit Utrecht organiseerde een seminar over de hadj tussen 1865 en 1956 in het Britse Rijk. Het seminar is onderdeel van een reeks seminars over het thema Islam in Europa tijdens het interbellum (de periode tussen de Eerste en Tweede Wereldoorlog). Deze seminars behoren tot een onderzoeksproject, onder leiding van Universitair Hoofddocent Umar Ryad, over de islam in Europa tijdens het interbellum in opdracht van de European Research Council (een Europese onderzoeksraad ter bevordering van de wetenschap). Voor dit seminar werd John Slight, van de University of Cambridge, uitgenodigd. Zijn onderzoek gaat over de behandeling van moslims in religieus opzicht in het Britse Rijk. Later dit jaar, in oktober, verschijnt zijn boek The British Empire and the Hajj, 1865-1956.
On the 1st of December our team had the pleasure to receive Dr. Gerdien Jonker for our second session of the Lecture-cum-Seminar series. Dr. Jonker’s upcoming book Missionising Europe. The Ahmadiyya Quest for Religious Progress 1900- 1965 was scrutinized for a fresh view of the Ahmadiyya mission in the Europe of the interwar and beyond...
Read MoreDr. David Motadel was our first guest at the Lecture-cum-seminar series hosted within the 'Muslims in Interwar Europe' project. The central elements of our discussions concerned the issue of the Muslims under German rule during the World War II and the soon-to-be published book authored by Dr. Motadel, ‘Islam and Nazi Germany's War’...
Read MoreOn the 15th of October, Dr. Umar Ryad presented the book Transnational Islam in Interwar Europe: Muslim Activists and Thinkers (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014), which he edited together with Dr. Götz Nordbruch. First, he explained where his interest in this topic originated. After his discovery in letters from travelling Muslim activists of a man living in Germany named Zeki Hishmat Kiram, he investigated more...
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