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Upcoming Lectures

The Medieval Islamic Republic of Letters

Professor Muhsin Jassim al-Musawi (Columbia University)

Professor Muhsin Jassim al-Musawi (Columbia University), a King Faisal Prize Laureate, will give the Centre's 2nd King Faisal Lecture, supported by the King Faisal Foundation. In this lecture Professor al-Musawi will draw on themes from his book, The Medieval Islamic Republic of Letters: Arabic…

A selection of past Lectures

AI and the Trust Revolution: How Technology Is Transforming Human Connections

Dr Gillian Tett OBE

This seminar will begin at 5pm in the Centre's Jerusalem Room. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.

Emir Abd el-Qader

Dr Mohammad Maamoun El Kacimi (Rector of Djamaa el Djazair)

Sacred Spaces, Seamless Journeys: Transforming the Pilgrim Experience

HE Dr Tawfig Al-Rabiah (Minister of Hajj & Umrah, Saudi Arabia)

Left Behind: A New Economics for Neglected Places

Professor Sir Paul Collier (University of Oxford)

This lecture will begin at 5pm in the Centre's Jerusalem Room. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.

Threats to the Rule of Law

Lord Neuberger (Former President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom)

This lecture will begin at 5pm in the Centre's Jerusalem Room. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.

The Role of the UNAOC in a Multipolar World

Mr Miguel Ángel Moratinos (High Representative for the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations)

This lecture will begin at 5pm in the Centre's Jerusalem Room. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.

The Fall of Kabul: why it happened and why it matters?

Sir Laurie Bristow (Hughes Hall, Cambridge)

This lecture will begin at 5pm. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.

Can International Law make a Difference in Time of War?

Sir Christopher Greenwood (Magdalene College, Cambridge)

This lecture will begin at 5pm. Prior booking is not required. All welcome.