The British Islam Conference will hear from a range of speakers and organisations.
The Conference taking place on 24 and 25 February is organised the New Horizons in British Islam and will be held at the Human Rights Action Centre. It says it will be ‘promoting collaboration and thinking around the idea of a British Islam and encouraging the development of British Muslim thought, identity and culture; as well as creating a space for the development of networks and partnerships’.
The event says is ‘an open, inclusive and forward-looking arena for debate, discussion and sharing of ideas that are rooted in the British context.’
There are again notable absentees on the list including the Muslim Council of Britain who helped to launch the increasingly successful Visit My Mosque initiative this weekend.
The schedule includes discussions on Ex-Muslims (From faith to faithless), Salafi Women (Myths and Realities),Conversation in Islam; Muslims, schooling and self-segregation and ‘Why we should all be secularists’
There are some seemingly interesting discussions on Disability in Islam, Beliefs of The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community; Muslim Women in Prison; Muslims and Jews; Why Muslims shouldn’t eat meat; Anti-Islamophobia and anti-LGBT activism.
How are Muslim men and women represented in 21st century British political cartoons?
— New Horizons (@n_Horizons) February 20, 2018
Find out at #BritishIslam2018
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