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Ibn al-Haytham saw what no other scientist from the Greco-Roman era was able to see [...]
The Amazighs are the oldest inhabitants of North Africa, a proof of that is their [...]
Communications
The real meaning of Aid al-Adha, or the sacrifice festivity, goes beyond the animal sacrifice, [...]
By Daniel Gil-Benumeya – FUNCI 13-07-2010 Al-Andalus is generally associated with the Arab language. That [...]
A year since the ‘eco-mosque’ opened, Islamic garden specialist Emma Clark explains the traditional principles [...]
Twelve Moroccan photographers have joined forces in order to contribute the COVID-19 fight in their [...]
The hand of Fatima has become one of the most common symbols to produce jewels, [...]
We wish you a happy end of Ramadan. We hope that this month has contributed [...]
We are close to the month of Ramadan and, with it, to the Night of [...]
Last Friday, April 24th began the month of Ramadan, the month of fasting for Muslims. [...]
Mohamed Siali – Rabat, May 4th (EFE) The restrictive measures that have followed the spreading [...]
In these days of “lockdown” for a common good, our colleague Daniel Gil-Benumeya, Scientific Coordinator [...]
We wish you a month filled with sense and personally productive, that helps you grow [...]
From our ethnocentric Western perspective, we usually think that problems are only dramatic when they [...]
Plague, pandemic and pestilence have long been themes for writers, historians and poets, from Giovanni [...]
In the midst of the current pandemic crisis, we are all reflecting on the possibilities [...]
Without doubt, Qadis or judges were the cornerstone of the legal apparatus of medieval Islam [...]
Let this Aid al-Adha, or Festival of the Sacrifice, makes us better people, more supportive [...]
In 17th-century England, talking about Islam was a way of criticising the powers that be. [...]
Last Saturday June 1st took place the presentation of the book Not of the Letter [...]
