Occasional Seminars | Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies

Occasional Seminars

Upcoming Occasional Seminars

Upcoming Occasional Seminars will be announced on the first page.

A selection of past Occasional Seminars

Librarylecture

Picturing the Court: Mughal Artists and Material Culture in the 17th Century

Ms Susan Stronge, Senior Curator, Victoria & Albert Museum

Library Lecture, MT2019

Malcolm X in Retrospect: A Panel on his Contemporary Resonance

Speakers: Dr Arun Rasiah (Holy Names University), Judith M. Okely (Hull), Chloe Stallibrass (Oxford)

This seminar is open to members of the public.

weech

Systems of religion and morality in the collections of the Royal Asiatic Society

Mr Edward Weech, Librarian at the Royal Asiatic Society

The Royal Asiatic Society was founded in 1823, inspired by the model of Sir William Jones’s Asiatic Society of Bengal. From its earliest days, one of the chief ways the Society sought to promote research and interest into the histories and cultures of Asia was by establishing and making…

The Moral Economy: Why good incentives are no substitute for good citizens

Professor Samuel Bowles, Santa Fe Institute

Seminar, at 5.00 pm. All welcome. Please follow the link to register.

A Baroque Jesuit and the Qur’an: The Translation and Commentaries of Ignazio Lomellini, SJ (1622)

Dr Paul Shore (University of Regina)

Seminar by Dr Paul Shore (Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies, University of Regina), at 5.00 pm. All welcome.

David Quarrey

The Arab Awakening: Lessons for Western Engagement in the Middle East

Mr David Quarrey (Director for the Middle East and North Africa in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office)

Seminar, at 5.00 pm. All welcome.

Rory Stewart

Intervention in the Middle East: Lessons from Iraq to Libya

Mr Rory Stewart MP

Seminar, at 5.00 pm. All welcome.

The Common Word Open Letter: A Historic Breakthrough for Interfaith Dialogue

Professor Abdallah Schleifer (Distinguished Professor, the American University in Cairo)

Seminar, at 5.00 pm. All welcome.