Why Cordoba?
At times when human minds and intellects clash, the spirit of Cordoba is evoked. The symbol of human excellence, intellectual ingenuity and spiritual elation, Cordoba, the city, civilization and people, remains living evidence of the ability of minds and aspirations to meet, collaborate and strive for the common goal of advancement and success.
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The Cordoba Foundation welcomes the launch of the European Muslim Research Centre (EMRC) with its focus on 'action' oriented research to understand the roles that Muslim communities play in European society whilst engaging with key stakeholders to translate this into practice.
Following a recent spate of attacks against churches in Muslim countries, faith leaders and academics have united in their vociferous condemnation and calls for religious pluralism.
After 6 days of plenary sessions, workshops, celebrations, music and dance, the world's largest interfaith gathering of world religious leaders and social activists drew to a close on the 9th of December with a call to draw closer together and work towards making a world of difference by The Dalai Lama.
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) endorses the statement prepared by the Christian and Muslim Youth Forum on Climate Change to be presented to the UK Negotiators at the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen in December.
The Middle East Monitor (MEMO) and The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) on the 12th of November co-hosted at the Kensington Close Hotel in Central London, a book launch in honour of Bill and Kathleen Christison, two ex-CIA analysts and authors of the new book 'Palestine in Pieces: Graphic Perspectives on the Israeli Occupation'.
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) wishes to clarify the points raised by a document published by the Centre for Social Cohesion (CSC) on the 11th of November 2009 titled ‘Anwar Al-Awlaki : The UK Connection’ in which allegations were made concerning our links to Imam Anwar Al-Awlaki, as well as reference to comments made by David Cameron about our organisation in 2008.
Following recent revelations of the Government's Anti Terrorism Strategy, Lord Ahmed and The Cordoba Foundation convened a discussion at The House of Lords on the 27th of October 2009 to discuss the implications for future social cohesion
The report of the discussion is available to be downloaded from the Publications Section
According to reports in the Guardian backed by an independent report produced by the Institute of Race Relations, the Government's Preventing Violent Extremism programme has been used to obtain unnecessary information on innocent people
The Cordoba Foundation invites you to 'The Socio-Political and Cultural Implications of Monotheism in a conflict-ridden world' as part of its seminar series
In today’s world, understanding between people of different traditions is not optional. It is essential. The 2009 World Parliament of Religions will give people of faith, spirit and goodwill, new reason to say that peace is still possible.
The Cordoba Foundation and Middle East Monitor cordially invite you to the launch of the book 'Palestine in Pieces: Graphic Perspectives on the Israeli Occupation' by Bill and Kathleen Christison, published by Pluto Press
A conference on Faith and Climate Change: Empowering Communities to Overcome the Global Challenge will be held from the 28th -29th of October.
A quarterly journal providing deeper and nuanced analysis of the issues and developments in the arena of dialogue, civilizations, and a rapprochement between Islam and the West.
A quarterly journal providing deeper and nuanced analysis of the issues and developments in the arena of dialogue, civilizations, and a rapprochement between Islam and the West.
A bi-monthly publication exploring issues in dialogue and civilization - 5th issue (633 KB)
A bi-monthly publication exploring issues in dialogue and civilization - 4th issue