Have you ever wanted to see around the current stereotypes about Islam? Do you want to learn more about its culture and civilization? Researcher Péter Koczóh goes behind the hype to bring us this second part of his introduction to Islam. What are the teachings of Mohammad, the everyday practice of Muslims, and the religious laws that define their bounds? And what are the exciting contributions Islamic civilization has made to Western and world civilization in science, philosophy and the arts?
Come hear this presentation as a part of our new Worldview series focusing on interfaith themes throughout Autumn 2009. This talk is bilingual, admission is free, and it is one night only! So bring your questions about Islam to the Worldview Cultural Café on 18th September 2009, Friday at 7:00 pm and we’ll see you there!
Worldview Cultural Café is a cultural program in the Bahá’í Center in Budapest every Friday at 7:00 pm. Come examine, consider and celebrate our world with us with film screenings, talks on various key topics, literature readings, music, art exhibit openings, ethnic culture evenings and more!
Address: Budapest, Ferenciek tere 3., bell #27. The Bahá’í Center is located near the crossing of Károlyi Mihály and Curia streets. How to find the Bahá’í Centre?
All programs are bilingual (Hungarian and English). Admission is free.
More information: call Andrew 30/3189120
asinger56 [at] gmail [dot] com
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Earlier programs of the Worldview Cultural Café
