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The colloquium for Philosophy in the MENA region (PhiloMENA) invites to the guest lecture of Dr. Maryam Kheradmand to be held online on 05.05.2025, 6-8 pm (Berlin time)
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The network’s international conference “Philosophy, the Political, and Politics of Translation in the Modern Islamic World” in Berlin, 10-12 March 2025 announces its program and welcomes you to join the lectures on manifold aspects of translation, its philosophical and socio-political contexts, and aesthetic and critical dimensions.
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Last week the German blog “Lehrgut” published a post in which on of our network members reflects on the ways in which teachers could incorporate contemporary Arab philosophy into their lessons.
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A delegation of network members traveled to Istanbul where the network organized an international meeting with philosophers from Türkiye, Iran, and Morocco. Possibilities for future projects and cooperation were discussed.
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The colloquium for Philosophy in the MENA region (PhiloMENA) invites to the upcoming round table with Dr. Abdulrahman al-Salimi on his new book “Arab philosophical trends: Responses to modernity” (Edinburgh Univ. Pr. 2024).
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The colloquium for Philosophy in the MENA region (PhiloMENA) invites to the upcoming guest lecture of Prof. Dr. Feriel Bouhafa. In this guest lecture, Prof. Dr. Bouhafa will focus on Avicennas ethical thought.
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On Wednesday, 11th December, Network Member Pascale Roure (Yıldız TU Istanbul) will give a talk on ontology and philosophical anthropology at Istanbul University: “İstanbul’da Alman Ruhu: İstanbul Felsefe Bölümü’nde Ontoloji ve Felsefî Antropoloji”
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Network-Member Nils Riecken participates as contributing author to the book launch of “Contemporary Moroccan Thought: On Philosophy, Theology, and Culture” (Brill 2025, pp. 793). The book opens a new chapter in understanding Moroccan and North African intellectual history.
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The colloquium for Philosophy in the MENA region (PhiloMENA) invites to the upcoming guest lecture of Prof. Dr. Karim Tahboub. In this guest lecture, Prof. Dr. Tahboub will focus on his project of a Qurʿān-based ethical approach towards the use of advanced technologies such as AI.
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International ITS-Colloquium “Islamic Feminism: Exploring Boundaries and Embracing Possibilities” (AIWG) explores Islamic feminism as one of the most discussed intellectual movements in the Islamic world and will be held at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, November 22–23, 2024, organized by the network members Mansooreh Khalilizand and Kata Moser
