The world today is replete with tensions and conflicts on religious and political issues. Whilst some may interpret such conflicts as proof of an inevitable clash between the West and the Muslim world, The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) works alongside many others to prove that such a clash is neither inevitable, nor necessary.
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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Britain's fight against terrorism has been a disaster, because its "flawed, neo-conservative" direction alienated Muslims and increased the chances of terrorist attacks, a former leading counter-terrorism officer has told the Guardian.
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) welcomes the launch of the Inspired by Muhammad Campaign, featuring ordinary Muslim professionals who contribute positively to Britain’s prosperity whilst being inspired by the role played by Islam and its final Messenger, Muhammad in their lives
Treite Labs, Tre Azam and The Cordoba Foundation annouce the launch of the documentary "I'm a Muslim and the BNP Got My Vote!" on Islam Channel (Sky 813) 5th May 2010 at 8pm
The Cordoba Foundation is pleased to announce that its CEO Anas Altikriti has been selected in the inaugural issue of the Muslim Power List 2010
The European Muslim Research Centre (EMRC) in partnership with the Muslim Directory is conducting the first nation wide survey of attacks on Muslim Institutions
Take part in the biggest Muslim pre-Election poll!
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) were invited to faciliate a Community Safety Meeting in Hammersmith
Cordoba Seminars is a monthly / bi-monthly seminar series that dissects issues and policies relevant to dialogue and civilisations. This month's seminar concentrated on the timely topic of 'Islam and Voting' to add to the general debate encouraging Muslims to become more involved with the political process and the general elections
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) welcomes the publication yesterday of the Communities and Local Government (CLG) Select Committee report on its enquiry into the Government’s Prevent program.
Forum for Academic-Community Exchange (FACE) as part of its seminar series presents 'Ways for for UK Counter-Terrorism: Community & Academic Perspectives' on the 17th of September
The Cordoba Foundation invites you to 'No Enemy to Conquer: Building Peace in an Age of Conflict' as part of its seminar series
The Annual Islamic Conference held in Durban South Africa from the 16th to the 18th of July 2010
The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, together with the Faculty of Oriental Studies, Oxford University; the National Centre for Excellence in Islamic Studies, University of Melbourne; and
the Department of Malay Studies, National University of Singapore will be organising a 3-day conference on the theme of ‘Muslims in Multicultural Societies’. This conference serves as a platform for Muslim communities around the world to share their experiences – models, systems and processes, and exchange ideas for further development of Muslims in multicultural societies.
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