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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A publication on Wednesday 30th November of IPPR’s major report on Islamic supplementary schools in the UK argues that the sector can be of great benefit to British society, but it has to address criticisms and reform some of its practices – particularly on issues of gender.
On the joyous occasion of the advent of Eid-ul-Adha, The Cordoba Foundation takes this opportunity to wish you Eid Mubarak.
The Cordoba Foundation announces the cancellation of the event on the 8th of November 'Launch of Two Ground-Breaking Research Pieces
On Tuesday 11th October, the Middle East Monitor (MEMO) and the Cordoba Foundation (TCF) co-hosted the authors of the recent SpinWatch report on the spread of Islamophobia in the UK.
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) condemns the recent attack on a church in Egypt, which has led to sectarian clashes leaving 24 people dead. This attack, though a work of a mischievous minority, is threatening to overshadow the collaborative efforts of all communities in setting a new path towards democracy in Egypt.
The Speaker of the Iraqi Council of Representatives, Osama Al Nujaifi, is set to visit Britain next week as part of an official visit. During his visit, Al Nujaifi will be meeting with Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, William Hague and other officials to discuss the latest developments in Iraq and challenges facing the region.
The Cordoba Foundation (TCF) expresses its sadness at the untimely death of Shaykh Maymun Zarzur, the Imam at the Muslim Welfare House in North London after morning prayers on Friday 2nd September. Although the case is still being investigated by the police, it is believed that the Imam was killed in his office by a member of the community who was seeking Shaykh Zarzur's counsel
On the joyous occasion of the completion of the Holy Month of Ramadan and the advent of Eid-ul-Fitr, The Cordoba Foundation takes this opportunity to wish you Eid Mubarak.
The Cordoba Foundation strongly rejects the recent aspersions cast on Dr Joel Hayward, Dean of the RAF College
Muslim Writers Awards in association with Institute of English presents a poetry masterclass and performance in London by HBO Def Jam Poet Mark Gonzales. This event is supported by The Cordoba Foundation.
Enough Coalition Against Islamophobia presents a timely seminar addressing the growth of anti-Muslim hatred across Europe, and what can be done to curb this.
Initiatives of Change-UK, together with the Civil Society Forum and The Cordoba Foundation, are holding a one-day forum on the !st of February 2012 to understand and respond to the Summer 2011 Riots in England. The forum will understand different perspectives on the underlying civic, moral, political and social challenges and explore what we can do individually and collectively in response.
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