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Amazigh (‘berber’) culture is a central component of the dominant lifestyle and popular belief system [...]
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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, [...]
In these days of “lockdown” for a common good, our colleague Daniel Gil-Benumeya, Scientific Coordinator [...]
When one thinks of the Balearic Islands, Spain’s rich Islamic history doesn’t come to mind [...]
Plague, pandemic and pestilence have long been themes for writers, historians and poets, from Giovanni [...]
Aramco World magazine reproduces an excerpt from the book All the Lands Were Sea, by [...]
Nowadays we can’t really imagine algebra that doesn’t involve symbols, but there was a time [...]
Rather than perpetuate the romanticised image of the Orient commonplace in 19th century literature, writer [...]
The orientalization of the science of Al-Andalus was essential for the later development of the [...]
Progress and development are two terms commonly used to justify the destruction of heritage and [...]
ترجمة: الأستاذ نورالدين بن مبروك في إنجلترا القرن السابع عشر، كان الحديث عن الإسلام طريقة [...]
In 17th-century England, talking about Islam was a way of criticising the powers that be. [...]
The current capital of Spain is rooted in the Al-Andalus period. Between the years 852 [...]
The Islamic Culture Foundation will soon begin the rehabilitation works of the garden at the [...]
Last May 9th, the Islamic Culture Foundation participated in the conference “Europe plural and mixed”, [...]
We portray underneath a brief story on the Islamic origins of Madrid published by reporter [...]
The “Modernity/Colonial” movement is a line of thought appeared in South America at the beginning [...]
The theory of the amazigh origin of the Canary Islands’ population is increasingly confirmed, thanks [...]
Review by the philologist and Historian María Jesús Viguera Molíns (University Complutense of Madrid) for [...]
