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Building Relations Between Non Muslims and Muslims - a WOMEN only event...
This seminar presented by Women of Hizb ut Tahrir, will explore two views:
TALK 1
Is Islam oppressive to women?
This talk will examine certain stereotypes related to the Muslim woman. To what extent are the stereotypes true?
TALK 2
Does Islam equate with terrorism?
This talk will explore whether it is justified to say that Islam encourages acts of terrorism. It will examine what has in fact encouraged these deplorable acts, and will also explore some approaches we can adopt, that will contribute more positively to the harmony and cohesion of British society.
It is our hope that this seminar will contribute to positive dialogue between the Muslim and non-Muslim community.
In recent weeks and months, there has been much media coverage regarding Islam and Muslims. Sadly, in the main, it has been negative. Discussion has centered around Islam's perceived backwardness, unequal
treatment of women and it's alleged encouragement of violence. We hope to address these concerns in this seminar.
In fact, we too have concerns. We are concerned that Islam is being inaccurately portrayed, leading to the demonisation of a whole community. We are equally
concerned, that as a result the non-Muslim community is growing increasingly fearful of Islam. Community cohesion and open dialogue have suffered in the face of
sensational media coverage. We want to explore the validity of some of the media claims, with a view to hopefully dispelling fears within the non- Muslim community.
Thursday 2nd November 2006 at 5.30pm
Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial Street, London E1, 6LS
All women, regardless of faith, are welcome to engage in sincere and honest dialogue.
Building Relations Between non-Muslims and Muslims
WOMEN ONLY EVENT
Contact: 07903 969 087
Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be available
TALK 1
Is Islam oppressive to women?
This talk will examine certain stereotypes related to the Muslim woman. To what extent are the stereotypes true?
TALK 2
Does Islam equate with terrorism?
This talk will explore whether it is justified to say that Islam encourages acts of terrorism. It will examine what has in fact encouraged these deplorable acts, and will also explore some approaches we can adopt, that will contribute more positively to the harmony and cohesion of British society.
It is our hope that this seminar will contribute to positive dialogue between the Muslim and non-Muslim community.
In recent weeks and months, there has been much media coverage regarding Islam and Muslims. Sadly, in the main, it has been negative. Discussion has centered around Islam's perceived backwardness, unequal
treatment of women and it's alleged encouragement of violence. We hope to address these concerns in this seminar.
In fact, we too have concerns. We are concerned that Islam is being inaccurately portrayed, leading to the demonisation of a whole community. We are equally
concerned, that as a result the non-Muslim community is growing increasingly fearful of Islam. Community cohesion and open dialogue have suffered in the face of
sensational media coverage. We want to explore the validity of some of the media claims, with a view to hopefully dispelling fears within the non- Muslim community.
Thursday 2nd November 2006 at 5.30pm
Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial Street, London E1, 6LS
All women, regardless of faith, are welcome to engage in sincere and honest dialogue.
Building Relations Between non-Muslims and Muslims
WOMEN ONLY EVENT
Contact: 07903 969 087
Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be available
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