Cambridge Interfaith Programme
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Hagia Sophia, which featured in the cityscape of Istanbul as a church, a mosque and a museum, has been 'reverted' to a mosque by presidential decree on 10 July 2020. Professor Esra Özyürek, in an interview for a Religion Media Centre article, considers the building’s international significance and the timing of the decision.
New: Can Muslims become part of “the West”?
5 May 2025
As publishers Klett Cotta ready a series of events in the German-speaking world, we offer an English summary of Eva Menasse’s foreword to Stellvertreter der Schuld (Subcontractors of Guilt).
Art for a Better World on show in Cambridge
26 March 2025
How can academics and artists collaborate for positive social change? That was the question behind Art for a Better World, an exhibition translating research about pressing...
Interactive: Interfaith at the Cambridge Festival
17 March 2025
The 2025 Cambridge Festival opens this Wednesday (19 March) offering a mix of online, on-demand and in-person events covering all aspects of the world-leading research...
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